Jalopnik had a press car stolen in Detroit.

Its a Press Car worse things have happened.

(It’s not fine)

Obligatory “as a black person” comment.

Clearly, someone wanted a second pudding cup on the flight.

I’m guessing it was a Weekend at Bernie’s type scenario

but the family still brought her through Cooper’s security as they wanted to get their loved one out of the country they were visiting. It turns out, the dead body could still fly

Writer: “What’s a good way to describe an in-shape ass? Oh, I know: THUNDEROUS.”

He’s planning to send the Tesla employees who want to keep working remotely

hard to sponsor laws to block tesla one day, and then demand the opposite the next.

Generally speaking, no, it was quite successful, just had a neglectful parent. However I remember a review when the Ion came out calling it the most disappointing intro of an all-new car anyone on staff could remember.

Saturn was actually very successful at first and actually made GM some money by the mid 1990s.  But as is typical with GM, they didn’t stick with it and reverted back to their old ways and it killed the brand when they started selling rebadged versions of other GM vehicles. 

Now and forever!

A great time to insert my favorite description for them that I have seen: Meal Team 6

You’re doing it right. Also, you sound like a Philadelphian with your choice of sandwich! I like mine on an Italian sausage sandwich with some romano grated on it.

Boiling rapini will get rid of some of the bitterness. I’ve made a few pasta recipes where you boil it in the water you are about to cook the pasta in, then wring it out and sauté it. I like the bitterness so I just blanche it quick when I do it that way, but not everybody does.

I had the flu shot and my booster at the same appointment , in the same arm at the end of November and it wasn’t bad. A little less than my second Covid shot. Way less of a hit than when I got my Shingrix vaccination in June. That was crazy. Woke up with the worst chills and shaking I’ve ever had.

One question. Would it require a hunting license?

They are tire chains of sorts. They “deploy” when needed. They are pretty neat, but they have their advantages and disadvantages, which are discussed in this article, which also includes a pic of how they work.

As a boomer myself, it’s heartwarming to see such an honest approach to the most universal of all human conditions: our mortality. What an amazing human being. He really demonstrated what it’s all about. He lived it.