> they are essentially entering private property to enforce a state/local law something they do not have the legal authority to do.

McRae was pretty quick from the word go. So was Loeb. I don’t know why you’d be surprised how quickly they get on.

I’d settle for taxing investment profits at regular income tax rates.

standard battery cell, the 18650

Hertz is doing something stupid and having it blow up on social media is as predictable as a rainy day in Seattle 

Exactly. The tunnel is proof that FSD doesn’t work.

Probably one of the saddest, most pathetic, falls from grace there has been. He probably burned more goodwill than anyone, from one of the ultimate 9/11 icons to a pathetic washed up has been.

The legal question of whether or not you can get away with setting traps on your property and injuring an intruder have long been settled, and it doesn’t end well for the homeowner setting the traps. 

I believe Glickenhaus allowed Ferrari access to the car to inspect it, and they apparently approved the application of the Prancing Horse to the car, and officially recognize it as a Ferrari.

Those price tags are why people are keeping their ICE Vehicles longer and just fixing them instead of diving into the EV game.

In Boeing’s defense, they have to do a bunch of safety testing to ensure that the soap dispenser doesn’t fall off the wall and crash to the floor or have its access door pop open!

I don’t think we ever had speed cameras in Charlotte. But, we did have Red Light Cameras. A quick google about why the cameras were removed, one of the reasons cited was an increase in traffic incidents.

Thanks Biden!

This^^^ The saws at plant I work at upgraded from 3.5" floppy drives to USB drives only about 10 years ago. The only reason they updated was due the 3.5" floppys no longer being avaliable. It was quite fun adding USB ports to computers that did not even have them and even more fun to get Windows 95 to actually read a…

With these, it isn’t so much mechanical breakdown, but rather the probability of wrapping them around a tree. 

We used to have a piercing nozzle, about 3' long with a sharp tip and a blunt back end that you could hit with a hammer. We used it for trailer fires, punch it through the side of the trailer and turn on the water.

Those are called piercing nozzles and they’re designed to poke a hole in a roof and deluge attic fires, but like most other tools on the fireground, they will be adapted for other uses like gaining access to difficult basement/crawl space fires. 

Chevy used to sell KC Hilites with covers on them saying they are to remain covered for on-road.

Hey cool, my comment was featured. It’s too bad I’m still stuck in the greys until someone deems my comment worthy of a reply lol.

Those awful center screens, perched and demanding your attention. They look aftermarket, already dated and soooo cheap. In the Chinese rental car I had down in Mexico, a version of that same eyesore was already failing - vibrating with a crack in it and randomly turning on the radio.  And the press seems bent on…