That sounds awesome!

The Sheriff should have been the first one to say that’s not appropriate. 

It is. There was a guy here in VA that had a good amount of cash on him to buy kitchen equipment for the restaurant that he was building and was pulled over. they didn’t believe him, so they kept the cash and he had to fight the police through the courts to get his money back.

From the party that wants the government to be run as a business. I’m sorry to inform them, but when I was a salary employee I didn’t get to be put out when work interfered in my life, and I sure as shit didn’t get to hide from my bosses outside of hours I was in the office, much less the hours I was in.

Those poor coccyx.

Stepfather of an autistic child here. When she was younger, we often had to physically drag her from places she didn’t want to leave (playgrounds and the like) while she was screaming and kicking. I often wondered why no-one called the police or at least confronted me because honestly, that wasn’t normal. I’m talking…

My 4 year old son once yelled out in a public restroom, “No dad, I can hold it myself.”

The Olds Vista Cruiser was a great kid car. Back-facing rear seat, with a glass center seat roof and glass roof corner windows in the back. That and the rear gate window went too so if your parents were cool enough, they let you ride with it down (Ha, we didn’t even wear seatbelts then!) and you could make faces at…

Country Squire jump seats from the late 80's were awesome!!!

only redeeming feature of the crapbox Taurus my parents owned in the 90's, inciting road rage was one of my hobbies in that seat as a kid.

So none of my vehicles are as high-tech or high-value as a Tesla. But my parents did have the police called on them for an attempted kidnapping of my son once. We were in a 1989 Suburban (big, rusty, redneck flagship, I love it) and had to go to Home Depot and Wal-Mart (I hate Wal-Mart). After shopping at Home Depot,…

Apparently I did once yell “you’re not my dad” to my dad in a department store. Good thing it was the 1990s and not today! Back then people probably just laughed. Today they would whip out their cell phones and there’s a 50/50 chance it would either be live streamed to Facebook OR they would call the police

They’re apparently not Tesla Experts, nor are they Audi A6 Avant, Mercedes E-Class wagon, Land Rover Discovery, or Almost Every Extended Cab Pickup Ever Made Experts in terms of identifying unusual rear seating configurations. I wonder what they would think if they saw me loading my kids into the minivan’s third row…

You know, if only Subaru made some sort of car/pickup combo where you could stick your surly, ungrateful, bastard children out of earshot. What on earth would they call it, though?

Yes and no. Shoving your way through a crowd as something terrible unfolds is normal self preservation. Taking 15 seconds to step over an elderly gentleman who was just thrown across a bus about 20 seconds after the carnage has stopped is 100% selfishness. She had to stop, look at the man, and think about how to get…

Well, the problem isn’t fat PEOPLE, it’s fat WOMEN. Men can be fat because they’re allowed to have brains and make money. Women are for looking good, so it we’re fat we are completely irrelevant.

This is pretty interesting. While I understand the idea that Manning released information exposing the horrors of war, etc..., the truth is Manning violated the TS/SCI NDA he (he was a male at the time) signed. Once it is determined a person should have access to an SCI compartment, they sign a nondisclosure…

It’s incredibly frustrating because if she hadn’t been transitioning (Jezebel probably wouldn’t run the story at all, but if they did) there’d be outrage over letting a man with a documented history of physically threatening and beating women out of jail early.

Bradley Manning is a male, not a female.

Bradley Manning is a male