Robe One?

An excellent idea that will devolve in to tripping over their own dicks.

The dems could seriously hit a home run by doing so. They could essentially meet those who still don’t like Obamacare halfway by saying ‘Yes, Obamacare has issues, and this is how we’ll fix them, it’s up to the GOP to work with US, since they failed to put together their own plan!’

Super important sleeve rolling anecdote: I almost never roll my sleeves up at work (I routinely take my jacket on and off throughout the day and I don’t like wearing it with my sleeves rolled up), but the other day I wasn’t wearing a jacket and it was hot and I rolled my sleeves up. My boss walked past my office and…

That its expensive to make an electric car.

Yeah, the Reuter’s article (and excerpt in this article) touch on that:

Didn’t they just start trying to sell these outside of California and Oregon a month or two ago? Heck, I thought those were the only two states you could buy them still.

So is there a consumer version of this Mad Libs news article creator app you’re using? It seems like it’s a lot of fun.

wait, the cobalt is going to derail the electric car revolution?

“Hey remember that time we got two contestants wasted to the point neither could remember if they wanted to fuck and ended up suing the production and we almost had to close it down wasting millions in costs and lost ad revenue?

So the guy house sitting for him probably hatched this plan with a couple of his friends, right?

I have never felt more sympathy for a professional athlete.

inside job?

I want a movie in which Syrian Steve Jobs is portrayed by German Michael Fassbender and German Steve Jobs is portrayed by Egyptian Rami Malek... and they fight to the death. And it’s for the amusement of an Indian Bill Gates, portrayed by Emma Stone.

But then no one gets to see my valuable and quite frankly utterly important opinions.

She’s also in the 4:44 video and it is haunting, for lack of a better descriptor.

Step 1: Read the headline

“The Camry and Accord are two of the best-selling cars of all time, but mid-size sedan sales are in a tailspin. Could our desire for beefy CUVs spell the end of Accord/Camry dominance on American roads?”