Not me personally but I too often see people wrenching on the side of the road. The worst are the guys who don’t put out a warning triangle or cones and wrench on the street side with their legs sticking out into traffic.

jumping from the hot tub back into the pool

I will say that I’d rather not have them carried on planes because they’re heavy and large, not because I worry about them blowing up. If I ran an airline I’d prohibit these due to waste of overhead space and the risk of injuring passengers.

I cannot emphasize this enough!

We humans are so inclined to just throw things away after they’re not pristine anymore. That’s especially true of cars, even well-loved and well-worn ones that could still work just fine with a little love and care. And this video will make you feel less inclined to dump your old beater car for something shiny and new.

But still ya gotta hope they really are empty. I mean if the dude wants to fly with propane bottles how can anyone be sure he knows what empty means.

My life is a lie

Given all of the concealed weapons in the above posts, and the other people and dangerous things they’ve prevented from getting on planes, it’s a sacrifice you’re going to pay unless you want to fly.

I’m pretty appalled some dude felt safe flying with 2 propane bottles. Seriously.

TSA Pre allows you to keep your shoes on. I only travel a couple times a year, but TSA Pre is VERY worth it.

Not sure why the TSA is going off on confiscating two propane tanks clearly labeled as “empty”. It’s easy enough to check whether such tanks contain propane, if they are indeed empty what’s the problem?

Sometimes you make the realization that life is short.

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According to cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev, the Roscosmos contingent aboard the International Space Station had it slightly tougher in training than their American counterparts

If their target is $1/mile for ride sharing, it’ll be awhile before I stop buying cars.

Occasionally, it can be fun to roll up to the airport, looking like a gangster and carrying no luggage except for an aluminum case filled with hundred-dollar bills and questionable white powder.

Dear Santa,

Or I’d just LS swap it and listen to people cry forever.

At least that’s what I tell myself as I admire the countless four-wheeled objets d’artthat have occupied my imagination since I was a child.

And the true worth of a warplane is what it keeps the enemy from doing to you...