You keep using the word “terrorism.” Terrorism would be making ordinary people suffer. For example, bombarding cities and towns with missiles and drones. Or blowing up a dam and flooding hundreds of miles. Or giving your insurgents SAM missiles that shoot down Malaysian Airlines MH17 killing 298.

Can they do a study on small dicks and bro trucks next? 

What’s really going on here is that it’s no longer 1960. It’s legal to use enthusiastic human volunteers and illegal to use any other primates.

Sarah Silverman’s joke, to him: “Jack Nicholson! You’ve been in all of my favorite actresses.” Never seen him laugh so hard.

What’s missing from the data, however, is context. Fun colors are overwhelmingly found on the least and most expensive of cars, with a dearth of hues in mid-priced vehicles and downright monotone offerings for most luxury cars. Those luxury cars also often depreciate fastest, while budget-friendly cars like the Mirage…

On behalf of all Kinja, let me thank you for not putting this in a slideshow or a video.

Great comment, and I’d like to add one more thing that Putin and Hitler failed to account for: American manufacturing

Anyone who wants to have their mind blown, and understand a lot of the context around the Russia-Ukraine war, should spend some time studying the Eastern Front in WWII. There are a ton of great resources out there, but my person favorite is Dan Carlin’s “Ghosts of the Ostfront” series as part of the Hardcore History…

Something on the order of 2800 pitbulls are euthanized A DAY, which comes out to around a million a year. Nobody who has actually cared for a pitbull would call them a dangerous breed. They are incredibly sweet, affectionate dogs. Most any breed can be trained to have a bad temperament, given enough abuse. It’s sad…

See, this is why you need engineers on staff of a car website. And why MAYBE YOU SHOULDN’T IGNORE THEIR INPUT.

Calm down, DT. [Breathes into paper bag, puts ice on swollen right fist].

I still feel like the Renault is king here because it grew wider by ~15% where the Bronco grew by ~13%.

I can’t speak for Toyota facilities, but I have worked for two big players in aerospace. One with a very strong union (in fact it’s the Canadian UAW, Unifor) and one without. Both companies need the exact same talent set in their shops.

Raph’s comment “Maybe they should unionize! Seems like a win-win.”

Sadly, when I think Capybara I also now think BMW,

LIDAR is for pedo guys.

Frankly, it’s remarkable that anybody knows anything at this stage - the fact that, after only a few months of mass vaccination, there has already been a study of the effects of covid vaccination on menstrual flow, and its findings have been disseminated to the media, is pretty impressive, objectively speaking. And,…

This tends to be my opinion as well. I think that the concept of fairness in a restricted-class sports competition (in this case, women’s sports) relies on a fundamental adherence to the spirit of that restriction.

In a more sane world, everyone would just use the NCAA’s testosterone policy, and then be open to monitoring outcomes over the course of years or even decades as we continue to accrue more observations of trans athletes. This is a topic where I don’t really care about people’s opinions right now. I think the…

I had an escort once in high school. It was my first, and my mom bought her for me. In fact, I was the first of any of my friends. She was a little boxy, but was very sturdy. Not too roomy inside, but I prefer a tight fit.