Yeah it is. But it’s absolutely true.

I fondly remember sucking down Guinness in a pre-fabbed Celtic bar in northern New England, listening to some Boston Masshole wax poetic about the cinematic talents of Tarantino and proclaiming Pulp Fiction to be a revolutionary film and the seminal movie of our times. He really said “the seminal movie of our times.”

You forgot to use the New Paradigm label. That bromide that clearly points out that everything you’ve always known is no longer relevant, because I’m giving you new rules to go by.

I agree, and would also contend that the Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra also qualify for that All-American mantle as easily as an F-150 does.

Please excuse me for saying this here, but I don’t much care about the car. That little doorstop would be a deathtrap.

I think he’s looking at the wrong end of the investigation for the leak.

Uh, where? The US National Weather Service and my local forecasters report it in miles per hour all the time. Because here in the US, where this is written, we don’t live in Metricland. Thank you very much.

The Hell we don’t!

Still, I suspect Max will smile as he signs that check. Maybe even laugh a little.

But it’s not. Ford and Chrysler/Stellantis, which also have union factory workers, benefit too.

I’m not. I’m a casual fan of F1, and after Petit LeMans and the NHRA season-ender today, it’s all the racing I have left.

Dude, gotta live large ...

They call that plausible deniability, mate.

No, he most certainly did not.

Well, I guess we now have some idea where that “newfound speed” Mercedes conjured up for Mexico came from to get that “surprise qualifying effort.”

No doubt. I stand corrected.

After flying regularly for business over a number of years, I have sub-zero empathy for either American or United airlines.

What’s a bitcoin worth right now? Coinbase says $64,735.40.

What? You really think we were going to stop by just keeping Austin weird?

Or if she actually is somehow, that needs to be corrected immediately.