Did you watch Day of the Dolphin?!?!

Hopefully that GIF animated correctly.

Until the corps start colluding again, at least!

Excellent work!

I often wonder if there is a real correlation between the “aggro-ness” of someone’s online handle and their level of un-fitness for said aggression.

Dude called H-D “the backbone of the economy,” which is a comically stupid thing to say. I was looking out that even a medium-sized university, such as the one I used to work at, dwarfs H-D.

Harley Davidson employs around 6,500 people. By contrast, Duke University employs nearly 65,000. And that’s just at the main campus(es) in Durham. Duke Energy has another 27,000. And Duke isn’t even a particularly huge university.

As a fellow lib, there’s nothing that makes me feel more “owned” than a complete stranger destroying his own property in a fit of pique over some bunch of strangers trying to make sure some other bunch of strangers are being treated fairly.

Columbia Dough Machine is more like it.

“Still love the truck, though!”

Most of the typos I can believe, but these cultists *know* how to spell Dear Leader’s name correctly.

One would think they’d have learned their lesson with the Gladiator, but the smarter people think they are, the more impervious to learning they tend to be...

Basically, they're Oldsmobile'ing it.

Too bad, you’d make a mint on YouTube!

You’re right that no actual hair transplant ends up looking like that. Thus, I think we might be looking at this all wrong. The transplant could have been *from* his head *to* somewhere else.

I’m going to guess the recent MBA grads thought they’d “cut costs” by eliminating the cheaper, volume sellers, and boost profits by building “high margin” stuff.

At every company I’ve ever worked at, the last person you’d want personally handling the nuts and bolts of the business is the CEO. That person knows the least about the actual day in, day out grind of the business of being a business. The CEO is there to attract investors and lobby for contracts, government…

Will Harley Davidson go the way of Oldsmobile? Once upon a time, building cool and exciting stuff that captivated the youths back in the 60s, then existing solely to sell things to those same people for decades, only to realize that, hey, they’re all dying, and flailing about trying to shed their “stuff for old…

Not before, and certainly not now.