Nah I think it’s cool. I’m glad we’re seeing actually interesting designs again instead of all cars being slightly scaled up/down copies of each other.

Are soft bushes coming back in fashion for the performers in strip clubs?

Sorry, I’ll show myself out.

I was witnessing to them... honest... trying to talk them out of the life of sin they lead and into the arms of Jesus. And yes, sometimes that takes all night.

Many Asian cultures want remains of the deceased so their souls can be laid to rest.

Yes. The families really do want that. They want the bones of their relatives and loved ones laid to rest in the respective homelands with their correct religious rites said over them.

There is a philosophy in the aircraft industry to ‘leave no stone unturned’ when it comes to aircraft crashes. This is primarily a safety thing. While investigators have a pretty good idea of what happened to MH370, they are not certain. Finding the exact location will give them more evidence, even if the black box…

Families need closure in terms of the “what” and the “why” of the incident. It hasn’t been about the hopes of recovering remains for a decade.

The beacon is dead, yes. The actual data on the FDR and CVR may very well be recoverable, as those things are built to a degree that could impress the nuclear material transport cask guys.

came here to suggest REV4

Tercel would be a good choice.

To be fair, it’s half-price if you only get one Kick.

Hyundai’s designs are awesome. You suck.

You can’t convince me that BaT is not some elaborate money laundering scheme.

Yeah, I can see the possibility of him not surviving, but he still landed, alive or not.

The best part of that line in the story is that the “never landed from his jump” hyperlink goes to a story about a skydiving plane that crashed on a Mexican beach.  How that relates to the FBI’s thinking that he “never landed from his jump” is anyone’s guess.  Never change Jalopnik, never change.

44,260 is a about 44,000 more than I would have expected given the negative press they’ve gotten. 

In all fairness, When Hyundai came to America with its Excel sedan, not only was the car trash but Hyundai “It rhymes with Sunday” and its buyers’ misfortunes became a running joke.

Well that didn’t work right, but this is my second favorite rental car scene.

How many people did this?

See the court case Finders v Keepers.