Surely most of the really fast EVs that currently exist are already traction-limited. I mean, a Model S Plaid will do 0-60 in two seconds. At what point do people just stop caring about 0-60 times for EVs? It just seems like a bit of a party trick that you might try out on a track three or four times (if that) and…

Eyes and tongues missing:
This one is easily explained.Those are some of the first parts eaten by carnivores- especially small ones,birds etc
Source; a lifetime of living on farms

No, they obviously died from adding words to a language.

no, they die from being affixed to the snow

avalanche victims, who mainly die via affixation.

When asked about his effort in adjusting the animator’s code, Gaume replied:

I read that as “There’s an a-hole in california”.

... So she still died of severe asthma she suffered from since birth, but now they’re blaming pollution years later because politics have changed?
This is more an extreme example of moving the goalpost than a damning indictment on man-made pollution.
Also: this clickbait belongs on that Earther rag, not Jalopnik. 

I love it when a comment comes together!

I pity the fool who doesn't give this a star. 

10 years ago a GMC Vandura was sent to auction by a charitable for a crime they didn’t commit. This van promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the winning buyer, it survives a #vanlife of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if…

“mir. zemlya. pechen’ye!”

“Peace, Land, Cookies”

It’s a white blank wall now, you say? Perfect.

Painted over the weekend. This article doesnt mention it, but the linked article mentions its a vacant building owned by Comte.

This is crazy-weird and I’m totally here for it. 😂 That mural is awesome, it’s too bad it’s gone. 😕

The guy instantly had one of the most recognized pieces of real estate in Peoria, and he paints over it. He had a funny story to tell along with the mural itself, and he...painted...over...it. Yes, this guy is a total Grinch, what a putz.

Although Disney owns The Henson Company, Sesame Workshop owns the rights to the Sesame Street characters.  Any litigation would come from the latter.

Yup, Sesame Workshop owns the Sesame Street IP.

Josh Hawkins may have done the painting, but I submit that it is the mysterious “Nate Comte” that is the true artist here.