One hitter quitter!

Agreed; if they really wanted to get into the shit, they'd just walk out of the bullpen and go straight towards the other bullpen. No long slow trot, just full on death charge towards the other team's pen.

I hate that people with large, space taking 'carry ons' get priority in overhead space, and people who bring small, reasonable items (I pack a small backpack, with only necessities if I were to get stranded with no luggage) are asked to put them at their feet. If everyone brought a bag my size, no one would have to…

It's a spider. Let's face it: No one wants to spend money to spend MORE time around spiders.

Gearing is a big part of it; they're meant to lay down enough power to turn the earth...at 1900 revs. when you're running a 4+ rear end, you aren't exactly built to fly.

I kinda thought it looked like they locked them up first, probably hitting the brakes by instinct of 'stopping is always the answer', and once they were locked, the wheel didn't do much for them. A clear case of passing with the crowd, instead of taking your pass after making sure your 'turn' is actually safe.

GM dropped new trucks for 2014...and they are not 'killing it' like they planned. They expected to do better than they are, and now with Ford and Ram going to drop new trucks soon, it's not looking good for GM.

OMG, I came to a car site and there was an article I didn't like so I clicked it and I still didn't like it! So I wrote a mean comment to Mike about it! This must be what it feels like, every time.

I get that people look at the casualty numbers and feel it is a bit 'one sided'. However if you have the power, and people keep lobbing rockets (keep in mind these are actual weapons of war, not some hobby shit), you're going to step up and crush them. I'm not sure I have a stance on the conflict yet, but I can…

To me this seems pretty cut and dry; I could be wrong, but her stopping to help ducks does seem to fit 'criminal negligence causing death' and 'dangerous driving causing death'. I always feel that someone should be aware of a potentially stopped vehicle in the road; but to constantly expect a stopped vehicle on the…

success.

They key here is to purchase a fully-refundable first-class ticket. The cost of a refundable ticket is exponentially more expensive, but that's irrelevant if you know you're going to cancel it for a refund. (And if you're going this route, you might as well buy a first-class ticket, as those lounges are more luxurious…

But even if you're flying coach or domestic, that doesn't mean you can't also have a first-class ticket—which you can cancel after successfully entering the airport lounge.