I’d say the companies are counting on the hope that in the near future the United States will no longer be presided over by an unstable narcissist who tears up previous laws simply because of who introduced them (merits or benefits be damned) and they’re looking to the long-term as it is set by common sense.

“Good news, boy! We’re going to see the vet!”

Only on the days when the sun rises...

The irony of the DoJ guideline against indictment of a sitting President is that the logic behind such a decision is to ensure the President can operate his administration to the best of his ability...

To be fair, Italy was looking at the U.S and saying “Didn’t you learn one damned thing from us about the folly of electing a media-driven satyr to lead your country?”

...and a stable genius.

Oh, that’s not going far enough. I can totally envision Trump at a rally saying something like “We need to TAKE these non-working, not very good, Democrats, OUT of our politics and out of our country!”

I’ve heard Hornet pilots do cat launches hands-off. In all likelihood, Maverick isn’t holding the controls until after the launch forces subside (Tom Cruise certainly isn’t because he’s in the back seat and not controlling the plane at all).

I think the reasoning here is that they’re behaving as if the Thach Weave was never invented.

The mid-rear layout (no pun intended, but welcome) means no uncomfortable engine heat radiating off the top of the front hood.

‘Twas troubling how five generations of the Corvette were all catered to its first generation of customers.

They had to assure themselves this was no flight of fancy.

I was looking up the historical events of June 14, hoping to find an emperor’s death or the like for an excuse to party, when I was dismayed to learn it was the date the Continental Army was established, as well as the Stars and Stripes being officially recognized as yhe flag of the United States.

What say you to the chances that they’ll do a slow, smoky dark remake with a female Australian vocalist?

That F-14 looked too obvious as CGI. I will go so far to say that it was made just for the trailer and won’t be seen in the film.

Now all we need is a handle of ‘Pete Mitchell Gant’ here.

The lead cetacean scientist walks into the radio tracking room to find the technician there staring blankly ahead, chugging a bottle of whiskey.

Kinda stings, knowing how far removed we are from the movie these days when ship they’re aboard is now the United States’ largest source of glow-in-the-dark razor blades.

The P-51 had a glass jaw. Couldn’t absorb the sort of damage its contemporaries in the USAAF and Navy could take.

May I suggest Area 15? Saves costs by using the same stencils they already have on hand.