And to complete the story, here’s the car in its natural habitat:

Always wanted a Saab 9-3 Viggen, so when a 2001 sedan with 38k miles on it showed up on Detroit craigslist in summer 2014 I figured the time was right. Booked a flight from Philadelphia for the morning of July 1 and called in sick the night before, but got a text from Southwest at 2:00 a.m. telling me the flight was…

Pedantic Man says: Unlikely!

Any reason why you couldn’t park your car in the garage and use a wifi repeater or the like to spread the signal around your house? Definitely cheaper than broadband, as long as you are OK with LTE speeds at home.

See above regarding the present perfect tense. In particular, you disprove your own point by noting that Trump said “[has] done” -- if he meant the past tense, he would have said “did.”

The present perfect consists of a past participle (the third principal part) with “has” or “have.” It designates action which began in the past but which continues into the present or the effect of which still continues.

“To make a decision in favor of one person and thus against another is not legally permissible in Germany. There are similar laws in other countries as well.”

My Viggen was made there!

Cheap, fun. What else matters?

Neat that the launch guy is using a sword. Is that a standard French Navy thing or just for special occasions?

Car looks nice but the price/mileage ratio is out of whack. I daily drive a 2001 viggen sedan that I bought last year for $10k with 38,500 miles on it - obviously that’s at the top of the range, but you usually see viggens with 80-100k miles listed for $6-7k on saabnet.