Misfortune for one, opportunity for another. I’m sure Kobayashi is like okay, overtaking time!

Don’t tell that to X-Wing pilots.

But I'm still keeping my app subscription.

He seem to have brilliant moments alternated with mediocre results, he did that Banzai lap and very good race at Bathurst, after a pretty dry 2014.

Yes, but she took the classic motorsports path, and that's a lot harder than playing racing games, and having a giant corporation guiding your every step.

She wasn't dead last either, and she doesn't crashed or damaged the car as much as her teammates. When you're developing a new car, you don't want it to be badly damaged in the middle of testing or in the first races by inconstant, immature drivers.

Good, now let's get some ladies in WEC cockpits.

I know, and there's the inclusion of the for profit organizations, in the Indiana law too.

I meant that it's all about the votes. If less voters are interested or supportive towards an idea, politicians won't be so desperate to push it when they get the power. Isn't that how democracy works?

I was talking about the original federal law, signed by Bill Clinton. If the law would somehow lose federal support, states would think twice before introducing it(as only around 20 states have their own RFRA(with only Indiana and somewhat Texas having extreme forms)), especially since more and more young…

Well.

RFRA was a huge mistake and Obama would be smart to get rid of it. It would work wonders for his legacy.

Except the original law(that should never been signed) never included for profit organizations or using the said freedom in cases against private citizens, but only against the state. Lier.

Fuck Indiana! And fuck the RFRA too! And fuck the assholes who hide their hatred and greed behind the 1st Amendment. And fuck the Obama administration for not getting rid of the RFRA.

You may end up on a bike if do it, so yeah.

One piece headlights. Is this an offering from the more sensible side of Lexus?

I say it isn’t enough. FCA invested more than two billion in the new 200, and that still has problems with the gearbox, and it’s far from being a class leader.

"Yes Ferrari, I'm wearing your color and you can't do shit about it."

it was such a bad look (especially before an election year), that the Department of Energy just stopped giving people loans, which is why there's $16.6 billion left. The DOE says they're about to start rolling out more loans but... should they be allowed to?

So why do Republicans want to kill the last $16.6 billion in funding?