Doctor here- sleeping is not sitting stationary in a plane seat where you can barely move even if you wanted to. As others have said, you move during your sleep (even if you don’t think you do, you do) and movement of the leg muscles helps blood flow back from your feet in the veins of your legs.

Still lighter than the new M5.

I’m 100% going to wake them up or climb over them before I hold it for 15 hours. Not sure I’d make it more than 5 hours before I’m getting out of that seat.

Your body/brain function very differently when you’re laying down & sleeping verses sitting upright and staring at a flight path. It is part of why regular sleep is so essential. The idea of it killing someone is a bit silly, but so is equating it to sleeping.

I would have woke them up, at least after several hours. If they want to sit in their seat the entire flight they should choose a window seat. I used to fly all the time, and flights where I knew I wasn’t planning to get up I would choose the window seat as to not be bothered by other passengers who may want to get up.

You move all the time when you sleep.

If you think you wake up in the same position you were in when you fell asleep, you really ought to set up a camera to find out just how much people move in their sleep.

I know it’s not a word we use often State side, but what a cunt. 

One that’s kind of implied but not outright stated is: be prepared for seemingly decent people at the time of the accident to turn into giant liars after the fact. Don’t assume their saying “I’m so sorry, I was distracted, I didn’t look...” will insulate you from blame. Many people will do a complete 180 where they lat…

2nd gear: I still think Toyota is doing it right.

The original ANTIFA.

I think “Off-roading” is such a situational thing that you’re going to have a hard time crowning just one “King” here. If you go to Moab, a new 4 door Wrangler Rubicon is pretty impossible to beat. But if we switch the locale to Baja California, The Bronco/Raptor will leave the Jeep in the dust. If we are on a two…

The WW2 military Jeep:

A rental car. Doesn’t matter whether it is two wheel drive, or four, truck, SUV, or sedan, you can smash that thing up any and every forest track with carefree abandon, because “its a rental”.

Related: don’t ever buy a used one. You have no idea what it’s been through: accidents, years of heat cycling, damage, etc.

You can take solace in that the point they make isn’t the one you agree with.

Old Luxury cars... everything is 5 years old or so.

Little Bobby Tables would like a talk with the “just paste and don’t look” guy. It isn’t just text contained in the icon, it’s Reuters supplying alternative text during the copy request and that text could be anything.

Insulting the people who do the thing you refuse to do but are necessary to your fun is a weird take but, okay.

Lower case letter logos are all the rage 24 years ago.