Sounds like you need a shoulder to Chiron.

It can fly over 20% of the way to the moon? Holy shit!

Ugh, another day another Uber hit piece. At least this time the Sponsored Lyft post didn’t appear two articles below like last time, as if to obliterate any illusion of objectivity Gizmodo may have. What’s more, one has to wonder if these articles would be so frequent and vitriolic had the company not come out as a…

FAKE. Really. I bet you this was staged.

Didn’t Jimmy Carter win a Nobel Peace Prize for stopping this?

Oh my g.... *facepalm*

In this case “utmost care” could have literally some wood to cut down the angle. That’s all they’d need to keep that thing from scraping. How the hell does an exotic car mover not have wood? If I did that job I’d have wood all the time.

S.T.A.B. - Smile To make it All Better

“and he’s only a sophomore so I don’t care”

Here’s the thing, though: It’s honestly not hard at all to make a version of this that’s faithful to the spirit of Cable’s origin that isn’t too complicated.

<The bullet goes Mach 2.4 while the Mach 1.88 at altitude so the bullet does go backwards but has almost no momentum... >

As this article seems to be largely an attempt at defending the past administrations policy and damning the one that started 1 hour ago, I will only point out that, even as such, it is poorly thought out. One can basically stop reading after this early sentence “His coordinated efforts with the European Union to…

Every time you write an article like this and cry “plagiarism” ... even in jest ... where there is none, you strengthen the opposition. It allows them to go, “See ... fake news” and encourage people to ignore anything said about the President, even when it’s true.

That kid has horrendously bad parents.

Hard to believe people call you a complete shit writer Hamilton

People have opinions. Get used to it.

I mean, I personally think name tattoos are tacky and basic as hell. Like, girl, you do you, but don’t pretend like all-lower-case-cursive-name-on-your-neck tattoos are like, OBJECTIVELY better than a tweaked-out bear. People have opinions. Get used to it.

Same. I don’t understand why she would want him to tattoo something he didn’t want to. Wouldn’t she want a tattoo artist to share her enthusiasm before they inked something on her body? Like hair stylists, clients are a tattoo artists walking billboard. Maybe he doesn’t want to be known as the cursive handwriting…

I hate to be Team Tattoo Artist, but just like you can decide where you want your tattoos, he can also decide what work he’ll stand behind and what he WON’T. Clearly you have artistic differences, as evident by your contempt of his other work. So why would you use him in the first place?

Tom, I'm afraid you've been hoodwinked: this is viral marketing for Bud Light Lime Straw-Ber-Rita.