That's what Skunk Works was best at. The engineering teams were really small, but the way they operated meant there was essentially no barrier between the design tables and the shop floor, and NO outside interference.

It's pretty quick, but they also didn't do the years worth of testing that gets done today. Back then they needed the plane and they needed it yesterday. Now that we've got planes, they can afford to spend more time developing new ones.

Needs to make a deep, rumbly 'Wom... Wom...' noise...

Nothing can top Solarbabies.

That's enough internet for today. I'm out. Good bye y'all, I'll remember you all in therapy.

Tarps are great if there's A) no bugs and B) you know how to use one. Tents are a universal and comfortable shelter solution for everyone.

The difference in comfort between that self-inflating pad and the latest generation of inflatable is VAST. I know, I tested all of them.

there's some vaccines you cant get until you're reach 2 or 3 years,. Which is why it's important to get your shots against certains virus. I' not saying getting a flue shot is that important though unless you're starting reach old age.

I believe someone at Bioware stated cutscenes were capped at 30fps to keep the dialogue/facial animations from desynching.

I bought it on PC at release and haven't played more than 30 minutes due to a variety of issues.

Aren't those all issues with motorcycles too, though? I mean, if you're replacing a scooter with this, I don't think you're getting anything worse in winds or easier to steal.

They already did it with Harry Potter: making the final part into two films. And since then we've had a slew of trilogies being turned into four installments. The Hobbit is just an extension of that mentality IMO. Damn you, WB and Harry Potter.

This was $145000 less than the Airstream when we bought it 2006, it doesn't have a generator or a Diesel engine but it does have a 22re. Doesn't go anywhere fast but has taken us across the nation 3 times.

I have some bad news...

Why does he call it a "glider"? There is clearly an engine on it that was running the entire time.

You seem really judgy. "One time he made a sort of but not really odd motion during sex." Wow. So unacceptable.

I really appreciate this account and the bonus "what we can learn" section. I was a little disheartened at the comments in the previous article that seemed to revolve around a lot of "sounds like you had a fun adventure" perspectives. I think this followup really illustrates how dangerous this was.

The summer of '87 was indeed awesome, since someone asked. I particularly liked the part where someone else was supporting me and I wasn't busting my ass day and night while raising a kid. Anyway. While we're busy saying EEEEEWWWW CREEPY JOE, is anyone going to bother asking who's behind VAWA's renewal, the revival…

Wow, y'all are really making a splash with these inaugural posts. The body horror about the triplets, the crazy incoherent vanilla extract post, and now this nice little bit of hateful ageism in what is essentially a bogus news story crafted specifically to allow nasty comments about non-Millennials: