Agreed, I think both drivers are at fault. Kevin should have saved the retaliation for in the pits. Same time, Tony needs to be aware that there is someone near him, and avoid him. Not exactly like Kevin could have jumped in the car and punched him, even at caution speed. We could talk about how this will affect…

Agreed. First off, the kid charging the track could've been hit by another driver just by being on the track in the middle of this practice run. But if Stewart had only intended to scare him by getting dust on him, he clearly saw him and it was intentional in addition to being stupid. Tragic loss of life over…

Agreed. Totally avoidable by both parties. Walking out in front of race cars on a live circuit isn't exactly the most sensible thing to do (even under yellow).

And to add how I feel: There's nothing about this that isn't tragic, there's nothing about this that wasn't avoidable.

It's working here!

Don't you get a fine for that? With my bank, etransfers cost $4. I like doing the "one friend pays card, other people give them cash" thing though, that's always easy.

Except that if I'm the one paying, it takes 5 business days to get to my account, so, nah.

My bank doesn't let me do that, and me and my friends are usually too broke for one of us to pay for a meal for 8 people.

Tranfers are not instant, and paying for a 300 dollar dinner could be problematic for someone.

Ugh, this would make my life so much easier, but my bank is tiny and doesn't have neato apps. To transfer, I have to call the bank and give them the other person's banking information, then wait 48 hours for it to go through. *head desk*

Down's Syndrome is not a "catastrophic birth defect." I have worked with a large number of children and adults with Down's, all of whose parents (and families) would be utterly disgusted with someone suggesting that it is. If you choose to get pregnant, either naturally or through a surrogate, you should be prepared…

i know this is not the point of your comment, but i'm going to say it anyway (apologies if someone else already has). people born with Down's Syndrome experience a range of abilities, however i think insinuating it is a "catastrophic" birth defect is a mischaracterization and potentially very hurtful. every family's…

the vast majority of women who test positive for Down Syndrome do abort

Down Syndrome is hardly a catastrophic birth defect though.

Down syndrome is serious, but hardly catastrophic.

I didn't know you could test before implantation—interesting.

"...due to a catastrophic birth defect."

No, I mean I understand the literal right....I was just being figurative. Meh, I'm still hung over and not expressing myself well... I was simply baffled as to how a woman would agree to an invasive scientific procedure and be okay with surrogacy but not an abortion (and it seems like this sort of thing was discussed…

That just seems cold as Hell to me. I won't leave a stray dog out in the rain. My own egg and husband's sperm??? I understand better than a lot of people the burden a disabled child puts on you. But they didn't even care to make sure he was okay? They could have surrendered him to a foster home in Australia.