US has marvelous healthcare as long as you got cash for it, though if you know about Norway’s topography and how near all of Norway’s population resides in southern coast. It might not be all that surprising that this thing can happen in a place like Bodø in the arctic circle.

Smaller hospitals do not always have the needed gear, or specialty surgeons. My dad was transferred from our local hospital to one 28Km away for having two holes in his aorta. They stitched him back together again. All for $35 per month (Yearly) medical fee, and a $55 ambulance ride. All hail Canada!

The USAF does not use them mainly because they only came online in the last 15 years after we had stopped buying the Viper. Since we have the F-15E for long range it is less of a necessity than for smaller air forces. With the F-35 carrying more internal fuel than a Viper with drop tanks and conformal fuel by a good…

Except that the cargo pod doesn’t integrate with the software and may not be available till 2023

grammar

If this was Russia, they would have dropped this unguided pod into a civilian area and killed 27 people.

Nice find I was just going to post my version on this story at

They needed a donor heart.

While also making an espresso and ironing the pilot’s shirt. Cause it does everything, right?

F-35 could have done it in 41 min.

In appreciation of the pilots for the Royal Norwegian Air Force I present this gif.

Also, triceratops was never a dinosaur and Pluto isn't a planet. Nothing is real.

it skirted the rule because the man who built it happened to be the same guy writing the rules at the time.

you don’t seem to be helping your own case by being rude intentionally; you’re encouraging the response you’ve already come to expect, rather than attempt a discussion.

I thought this truck changed everything?

Well you're almost right. Anything designed to run in an endurance race in a desert is cool. That's just a fact.

It’s not cool because of its performance, but because of how it changed the sport. Like Andrew said, it basically birthed a whole new type of race vehicle (and the fastest, most capable race vehicles ever at that)

A shame. I was formerly a starred commenter on multiple Gawker Media sites. But the shift away from a diverse scope of coverage into one that focuses on the divisive aspects of any topic - where everything, even motorsports, must be covered from the lens of race, gender, privilege, etc. - has diminished the content…

Your reply is almost surreal.

Hi DCV. I replied to Margaret Sanger in your defense. I expect her to delete it - she seems like the type. So I am also pasting it here. Thank you.