If I had money to consider this thing I would buy it. Then I would drive it.
If I had money to consider this thing I would buy it. Then I would drive it.
Navy pilots undergo rigorous training. Yet flight operations aboard aircraft carriers always present dangers and challenges to personnel on deck and in the air. All involved know so.
The US won’t tell journalists their military strategy!
THEY MUST BE IDIOTS!!!
Queue thinly veiled Trump slam piece.
#MAGA
You need to dial back your tough Internet guy bit about 15 notches right now.
Found the lonely unmarried bastard.
> But I feel pretty confident that I know one thing: The history books will mark 2017 as the official start of the Second Cold War.
I can see the Craigslist ad now
D.B. Pooper
maybe you should sell your car and house to pay for those people first before judging a 70 year old man with a car collection. How about that?
He’ll be helping several when he hires them to restore his collection. Oh no, you want him to just give his money away. His money doesn’t disappear if he spends it on himself; it goes to others. Isn’t that all you’re asking for?
Your definition of “used in battle” is fairly exclusionary of the last 70+ years of carrier history, and their air-wing’s contributions to the Korean, Vietnam, Cold, and Gulf wars... not to mention GWOT. But don’t let that get in the way of your narrative.
HMAS Toowoomba
It seems like Jalopnik has become an echo chamber for political views that ignore both sides of an argument and agree with whatever MSNBC said this morning. I liked it more when it was about cars. I’ll take my clicks elsewhere so someone else can make their fractions of a penny on my viewership.
I found the ceramic and aluminum materials used to make the cheaper parts she said she could buy:
Obligatory:
Yes I have... The flames are invisible.
His palms are sweaty, arms weak, doors heavy, something something LaFerrari.
Weird, you assume none of these people had kids or grandkids?
Is EVERYONE at Gizmodo butt hurt about this election? Jesus Christ move on to something else.