Yup,... Its pretty mindblowing,...

Whaaat. She’s married to THAT guy? Wow.

Other than to write the comment or watch CYE, I would give her the time of day. She is married to a mentally ill person who she defends and supports his efforts to get Trump elected.

Cheryl is good on Curb, but I have a really hard time not thinking she’s a bad person for willingly being married to a looney who may do real damage to this country. 

For anyone curious, this particular curve is marked (15mph/20mph) with many warnings. It’s also on a very windy road that is actually traveled by many as it’s an access road from a large gated community in the Poconos. No one ever gets seriously hurt here as it’s hard to get up to critical speeds in general.

It’s been…

It sounds like they were using Excel as a homebrew database when they really need some sort of database with actual smarts instead of just basic input spreadsheet logging, ah la a true MRP system, or better yet an ERP with MRP built in. Personally, I’d even hate to have it in a basic, non intellegent, database like…

TheOGturn here, crazy to see my channel mentioned on a site i go to nearly day!!! For those wondering

Consumer Reports uses Excel.

Yep. Off camber corners are pretty treacherous. Especially in inclement weather.

Bold assumption that no one has ever brought this up to the operating DOT, especially since the police have been called there on multiple occasions. Until the cost of sending cops out there outweighs whatever changes need to happen so people slow down, it is unlikely the municipality in charge will do anything.

Collect call for Bob Wehadababyitsaboy.

Some comedian made a joke comparing airline security to casino security, paraphrasing: “The airport can’t find a gun in your luggage. The casino catches you doing math in your head.”

Old muscles cars are better. THEY USED REAL STEEL, not SOY like electronic cars today! SAFETY!  My mom had a 1970 Barracuda, and I survived!

(...probably because I wasn’t in it when my dad totaled it.)

Nice pun...I’m lovin’ it!

This car was tastefully done...

Hot, Flat, and Stupid?  at least that’s how it was described to me...

That just comes with the territory. 

When I was a kid I was fascinated with the crystal key that Chrysler used for a couple of years. I think it reminded me of the fortress of solitude crystal stuff from the first Superman movie.

Is this a bad grammar bot?