Queso in Spanish is cheese.

Bout the only reason I’d ever open a window in flight…

Maybe the pilot has just had a long fucking day and wants to have a cigarette in peace without a bunch of whiny bitch-ass passengers complaining about the smell and how smoking and flying is “dangerous” and you should have your hands at 10 and 2 or whatever on the yoke. I mean, fuck off.

My take: MINIVANS ARE THE HOTTEST VEHICLES IN AMERICA

It’s only taken about 30 years, but our time has come once again!

For an NB? Even in this market, I don’t think so.

Body kit is terrible. It’s hard to believe anyone ever thought that was cool.

I think vans need to be designed so we can bring back the 1970's custom craze

Nissan NV:

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I have two Teslas, one 2015 and the other 2021. I can do a dumb summon on public roads in both. It only works for about 20 feet but that might give someone the impression it’s driving itself. I have only done smart summon in parking lots and driveways in my 2021. It wasn’t available in 2015. Dumb summon comes in handy…

It was paying homage to Philip Seymour Hoffman’s death scene from Red Dragon, DO YOU SEE 

“This is fine”

Reads to me like the containment vessel failed.

That’s a stupid reply.

With the more dangerous stuff that is transported, they know EXACTLY what it is, how it has been stored, how stable it is, etc..  Know way of knowing what sort of concoction this moron put in his IED.

“They also found improvised explosives, he said. The explosion occurred as officers intentionally detonated the improvised devices in the truck”

They might have determined that it would be unsafe to put the explosives in a vehicle (or bunch of vehicles) and drive them through other populated areas to dispose of them in a remote area. Really, this seems like a “good” idea, to “safely” dispose of them without having to transport them.

Sometimes the truckers would also tie an onion to their belt, which was the style at the time.

WELL IVE BEEN IN TRUCKING FOR OVER 500 years! I’m the uber boomer! These are called gnome doors we all know that. When Scandinavians started to make quilted refrigerated tractor trailers over 300 years ago, when trucking started of course, they created the doors so the little gnomes would feel safe inside away from…

I’ve worked in trucking for over 50 years. All these answers are wrong. They are called “hotdog doors”. Whenever we go to truck stops to do whatever it is we do there, we also buy lots of hotdogs. Sometimes hot, sometimes cold, it all depends on the altitude of your location. We would store said hotdogs in the…