Meanwhile, Usher addressed his own tense confrontation with a row of cans. (Basically, he didn’t have a can opener.)

I don’t think the nakedness would bother me as much as the 3 hours of wasted flying time, not to mention waiting around for a new flight. That would be enough to make me push the guy right over.

56 billion pay package? Sounds about right, right?

Are you offended by the basic idea of a good-guy robot? They’ve had that for many, many years.

(Of course, I don’t believe they had any of the licenses at the time, so they had to make small design tweaks...)

I’d guess so, since the original Car Robots anime is from 2000, right around when that was out, I believe.

Oh hey, it’s an Autobot circa 2001's Robots In Disguise cartoon.

Sounds like any budget compact could run rings around a Saturn.

(btw I’ve always loved your user name)

In Held ‘Twas In I: A Knives Out Mystery

Methane and LOX? What happened, a cream cheese leak?

Elon’s references to the Culture are all well and good, but he really seems more like a member of the Affront (from Excession) — massive tentacled gasbags whose superficial charm masks a deep, abiding predilection for inflicting cruelty and pain on lesser beings.

When it comes to Elon Musk and his companies, the first 80s reference that springs to my mind is Robocop and Omni Consumer Products...

“We can stop the question right now because I don’t think Business Insider is a real publication.”

the only pee breaks are reserved for Furiosa’s mid-film scream

“For you, the day Ming-Na graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for me... it was Wen’s day.”

The one where the ultimate face of evil is... a corrupt real estate developer? (Actually, that’s pretty realistic nowadays...)

Oh good -- a fleshlight for a Decepticon.

Elon Musk Wants to Make X’s Likes Private to Hide Your Favorite ‘Edgy’ Content

Marines in ancient armor is a great sequel to marines in primitive camouflage. https://www.pcmag.com/news/us-marines-use-cardboard-box-to-defeat-darpa-robot-trained-to-detect-humans