They’ll enforce it - the point is that the three strikes days are over (and in LA County, they won’t even add enhancements for firearm use). 

The laws on acquiring guns are strict. The enforcement of laws surrounding their use isn’t nearly as strict. 

200+ comments and not a single Falling Down reference? Are you kidding me?

If he’s a homeowner, sure. If he’s not, no one is going to go after him (and even if he is, it’s doubtful). City’s insurance will carry it—assuming they’re not self-insured, which they might be. 

Not if you’re going to turn around and spend the cash on buying an new car.

Hah! Man, have I missed Carlin over the past five years or so...

Longshoremen? Poorly treated?

They wrote “screwing things up”, not “solving them.”

Postal Service has one of the largest fleets in the world - 200k+ vehicles. An off-the-shelf Transit isn’t going to last twenty years and half a million miles.

This is disappointing. I’d always hoped to see it one day.

This, times a million. 

Water is wet. More at 11.

I use my watch multiple times a day to—wait for it—tell the time and date.

There’s probably a debate to be had about the merits of SLS and Artemis, but the fact that Biden & Co. haven’t engaged in the usual space pendulum swing that happens after a change in administration is a good thing. 

...even then, what’s wrong with ammonia-free Windex? 

Eh, hate to say it, but it’s typical of some of the editorializing around here.

This is impressive. I’m not the world’s biggest Musk fan, but very few C-suite executives have anywhere that level of knowledge about their product. Credit where credit is due, good for him. 

Small-volume performance manufacturers. They probably won’t be subject to the compliance nightmares or, if they are, can afford to deal with it. 

The only problem with CA is the outrageously high annual registration fee. The smog test isn’t yearly and isn’t a big deal. Otherwise, it’s a paradise. 

I always got a kick out of it because I share a (fairly uncommon) name with one of the cabbies.