Maybe you should tell that to Harley.

I literally read the last line and said dammit instinctively out loud and then realized it also happened to be the last word of the article. Ugh.

"This would be a civilized second place dream."

Problem is the 25,000 will only cover what it costs to keep the harley functional in europe for that year.

Ducati needs to do the same thing in the US and make it available to only American citizens.

How many people died in the plane written about here?

Goddamnit, Doug

It did for several hours

Yes it did. This flight originated in Atlanta, Georgia. Unless you are proposing they taxied all the way up the interstate. ;-)

i think the pilot took "pulling into the gate" a little too literally.

???

I'm sad to see that it's an MD-88, as well. With all that wing damage, my guess is that they'll scrap this one rather than repair it, since it's already 18-27 years old. At least there are still a few derivative B717's in service.

Aww man, Those un-refitted Delta MD-88s (and the (two?) remaining MD-11s) are some of the last planes with coach seats that actually have leg and hip room.. there's another one off the flight roster :(

http://jalopnik.com/a-bad-drivers-…

I guess this doesn't apply to planes.

*Checks to see if anyone was injured badly or killed* *Nope*

Strange, I'm 37 and kissing is still very much a thing.

37 here, and still going strong with the lips and tongue. :P

In the immortal words of Dan Savage, "There is no 'One', there's just the person you can round up to one.".