chronicfailure
chronicfailure
chronicfailure

So now three people are dead, because Turkey got pissy over a plane fighting on the same side as them went in the wrong patch of the sky for 5 minutes?

In this instance, yes, but the next instance might be the orphanage minibus.

Ok, what if it was some baby in the passenger seat getting impaled? Or someone else killed through no fault of their own? It’s not their fault and they can’t take personal responsibility. Is it not worth replacing a few end caps to keep them safe?

Yeah, it’s all fun and games until you squish a pregnant lady.

Personally I don’t mind it at all, especially since you can just scroll past it.

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To be fair that happened really fast and sudden, and I think even if they would have wanted to step in they’d probably have been too in shock to react fast enough.

“What do you mean “the B-52 was actually from way after WWII”? Oh god... the Illuminati got to you to!”

Thank you, it’s been really pissing me off that people continuously blame the BBC for firing Clarkson. Assault is assualt, no matter how famous you are. You get drunk and punch your colleague, you’re probably going to get fired.

The Daily Mail’s the worst of the lot, the nearest thing in America I guess would be fox news. The Guardian’s pretty good, especially by the abbysmal standards of British newspapers.

He was probably distracted by the PT Cruiser-ness of that PT Cruiser.

True, but a bike would be a lot less maintenance, and is 100% less likely to poo on you or kick you in the face.

Aircooled VW Camper - Probably a Type 25

Still big enough that getting shot by one would really make your day shitty.

So how much environmental fuckery does this add up to in terms of extra crap in the air compared to if the cars had legal emissions?

Ok, we can call it “a big fucking gun for killing people with, that’s also semi automatic if anyone cares”

It ended but reserve wasn’t met so I expect it’ll be relisted, “a Ford Cortina 2000E Auto which was produced by Ford in conjunction with TRRL (Transport Road Research Laboratory) in 1974 as an attempt to provide the same level of protection as is obtained from seat belts”, ostensibly by filling everything with squidgy