That is, almost literally, what he said yesterday.

His engineer that gave the presentation was a bit more impressive, though, and to a layman like me the case he was making makes sense. Maybe they are full of shit? Or maybe they are indeed so far ahead of everyone else that they are doing things others think are…

So, why would the pull strap or button or whatnot for the ejector seat just launch one seat and not the other?

64 yr old was British, that was his hard Brexit.

how’d they lose business? that doesn’t make sense. it’s better to have no one going to a restaurant?

I was sure it was an intentionally misleading edit, because there’s no way Jonathan Kent would tell Clark he should let people die. But then I was wrong.

Go back and watch Glenn Ford’s “you are here for a reason” speech in the 1978 version and you’ll know exactly what’s wrong with this version.

Hot-take: Superman kind of needs some version of the 1960s Batman treatment.

I’ve said this before many times over, but the key problem with MoS, BvS, and to a lesser extent Justice League when it comes to Superman’s character is that he has none.

What you see here hinges on whether you believe that “Make America Great Again” is a dog whistle meant to unite racists, misogynists, and homophobes under one umbrella, or you’re delusional and don’t care about people who aren’t white men.

All of these apps are available on Google Play.

Cause it looked like she needed help with his raggedy ass?

If she can skate I bet the Panthers will hire her.

Another take:

Winter tires.

I am offended by that insinuation!

Were you high when you watched it? Because this column feels like the result of having watched it high.

Most assuredly a combination of expressed desires of the presidential visit “advance team” (which were probably emails and phone calls without much specificity or time to fully coordinate) and the local commander. This probably ended up bottom lined as “POTUS likes shiny things, so break out the battle rattle”

I remember in another lifetime back some 20 years ago, was in JROTC in my High School, and the Lt Colonel who ran the program was a nice man, devoted career Army man, and while talking to him once after class talking about our perspective families military history, he let slip that his son was at the time in 98 an…

As a former Navy Officer who held a TS SPECAT clearance and frequently acted as the ship’s handler for SEAL operations in Kuwait and Iraq, I would expect that they would be transferred out of theater now.

But the distinct lack of upper case makes it clear that the words were being used descriptively, and not as a title. And in that case, “special forces” is indeed a fully appropriate way to label elite military forces of any ilk.