Also known as a partial Eclipse.

You can stare at that Eclipse all you want, just don’t get distracted by the Talon.

Check it out. Houston Cars & Coffee. Blue GT350? Look Mustang, act Mustang, not Full Mustang. Lost control, hit the curb, scared some people. Not Full Mustang. You know the GT500 in Chicago? The white convertible? Reckless, yes. Mustang, maybe. Drove it into a tree. But he did his best not to hit anything else.…

It should just be a habit for the crowd to destroy cars that wreck into people at Cars & Coffee. Maybe then the asshats will stop trying to be a wannabe Ken Block.

5/5 Mustangs: When the out of control Mustang hits spectators/pedestrians. Threat level: Run for your life.

Everyone there appears to be very intelligent.

Driver went full mustang. You never go full mustang.

Don’t go forcing your gender roles on boats now!

Most news organizations stopped referring to ships, hurricanes and other inanimate objects with feminine pronouns a couple decades ago when it became generally accepted that it was stupid. Now, why don’t you just go back to your Saturday Evening Post and let the youngsters like me (I’m 64) talk among ourselves?

I know there was a play on words there, but it’s been a long week. I’ll leave you with a simple portmanteau

the Marin County DA charged them with trespassing and climbing a toll bridge

You stole my stapler app idea you motherfucker. All those minutes of hard work, down the drain. Curse you!

I’m a mechanical engineer and quickly turning into an old man, I work on old cars as a hobby, I still have CDs and vinyl records, I still read books, I still draw with pens on actual paper ... the point is I think I’m pretty well grounded in physical things in a way that more modern folks might not be. So I feel like…

Teresa said she currently doesn’t own a car! Perks of working for a manufacturer: she gets company cars. But she’s dreaming about a Land Rover Defender 90. She also likes sports cars, too.

Meanwhile in Australia, they charge you for this shit.

It’s all fun and games until something goes wrong. What if they fell and hit something, even killed someone? They could’ve killed the guy who someday invents the app that offers socks delivered to your home. Or an app that monitors your stapler usage for you so you never run out. I’m enraged at these two. Their antics…

Yeah, definitely wouldn’t eat it in US, but in Japan I’d do it again, maybe. The waiter’s reaction as he tried to explain what it was and talk me out of it was pretty entertaining. Language barriers are fun, and I guess several tourists have ordered it not knowing what they were getting themselves into.

Oh, of course I wouldn’t try it at home. Eating raw chicken in the US is a all but guaranteed trip to the hospital. Japan is pretty good about not letting meat providers poison their customers.

Ah, but there is chicken sashimi. I’ve eaten it in Nagoya, Japan - they’re famous for their chicken dishes, and raw is often on the menu.