It occurs to me that dog-whistles work in both directions. The pause is a dog-whistle to anyone with a 100+ IQ that Trump is far outside the realm of diplomatic speech, but there’s *no point* openly criticizing him. Whose mind is open to be changed by anything Trudeau could say, at this point? I don’t believe there…

Plenty of them are ex-army and bring exactly the same mindset to patrol?

Broken drivetrain or toasted clutch?

Clearly, none of your friends have vehicles with 599hp or less, which you could now be sneering at as slow and unmanly. Numbers don’t lie!

I guess, if she has to issue lists of questions she wants the media to ask Obama, she & her boss must’ve lost faith in Barr and the DOJ to do their jobs, right?

No Tesla fanboy here, but... not knowing the speed on that highway, given the brakes were full on and the truck appeared to be full of squishy produce, and the driver walked away (hopefully belted in), maybe the shock wasn’t actually great enough to set off the airbags?

What’s useful about ‘ANTIFA’ is this - prove to me that you *aren’t* antifa! The only acceptable response is, of course, being a registered Republican or Christian church-goer; otherwise, we can just vaguely allude to ‘antifa links’ in the media and tar you with any brush we like.

How long before you come out of a store to find a petulant child sitting in it and a harrassed parent trying to find where to put the coins in?

Let’s predict - quickly bailed out, either on a very low sum or on contributions from ‘friends’, a few months of paid leave, then quietly dropped charges for ‘lack of evidence’ and a quick transfer to another force.

I had more in mind a favourite idea on this website, that you can’t measure bad driving, but you *can* measure speed - so, it’s speed limits that’re enforced, as it can be done with zero tolerance by machines and zero decision-making by humans.

My guess is that this is the best metric they could fab up from available data - there may not be good publically-available data on actual miles driven. (Who do you report *your* car’s annual mileage to, for example?)

This seems to be police SOP now: when caught doing anything sketchy, arrest the witnesses. If they are quiet and play nice, ‘drop the charges’ and act like you’re being magnanimous and even-handed.

If the V12 actually ran, I’d be more interested.

Your confusion is understandable, given the number of actors who now flatly deny that they were in the Twilight movies.

It takes an MBA to yell ‘I don’t care what you have to do, just get it done!’ and storm off.

Oh, no, what a faux pas - don’t they know, like all Jalops know, that no supercar has a six-cylinder engine? *All* supercars must have seven or more cylinders because... tradition?

I think of it as the John Carter effect - a director who vastly overestimates the general current affection for a property from one’s youth.

It’s almost like it’s difficult to engineer a vehicle to be both good off-road and safe on-road.

Something about *two* snow tyres bothers me...

I wonder how he feels about ‘brave militiamen’ with their bandanas and knock-off Oakleys?