article: says the problem was the plane was assembled out-of-order due to supply chain woes and that is the cause of good number of its issues. 

Jesse Plemmons makes a really good villain, though. Gives me Phillip Seymour Hoffman in Mission:Impossible vibes, ya know?

Is that the sequel to Cocaine Bear?

Never let the real narrative get in the way of a perfectly good chance to act out your perpetual victimhood, amiright?

I had the same though, but not nearly as eloquent. 

So initial disclaimer: I am an old. Like, as a kid, we would pass around books that had the source code for games and we would hand type the code into the computer and save it to a 5.25 floppy disc to play games. It’s safe to assume my prostate is enlarged.

It took me second to get there, but I was like, “Wait. I know this voice.”

WB feels like a studio that desperately does not want to make movies. 

Run-flats suck.

I can hear the distinctive sound this makes just looking at the picture

It’s roughly one light-day away!

That’s the OUTCOME of decades of stringent safety regulations and oversight, not the de facto state of air travel.

Air travel is safe because government oversight and regulation have forced it to be so. This is one area where the government has done a stellar job. These corporations would not have simply done it on their own, we would have routine crashes and deaths on the regular and the industry would have thrown their hands up…

Let me get my potato Mcnugget gun and change all that.

Brown, manual wagons. fify.

You can’t see it right now, but I’m Grimacing at these puns. 

Bend, OR loves roundabouts and I’m in agreement. They’re just great 90% of the time. 

Me: nods slowly in agreement. 

Until 2 minutes ago, I didn’t even know it existed. 

This thing is a bit deeper than the Titanic. What’s James Cameron up to these days?