Your feelings don't deceive you. He did no searching for a landing spot, didn’t pitch for best glide, didn’t bother trying to restart the engine and didn’t even make a radio call.

Fewer occupants die in SUVs per mile driven. And they have lower occupant insurance injury payouts. Depends on how you define safe. I’ll take less likely to die or be injured when choosing where to put my family. 

Bs. Show us hundreds, even dozen of videos of regular cars flipping under similar condition and we might reconsider your point. 

I will say that the worse wreck I’ve seen was between a F-150 and a H2. A F-150 ran a red light and tried to cross a road with a 65 mph speed limit and pulled out in front of a H2. The H2 climbed the F150 front quarter and flew straight into the air and started flipping. No idea how many times it flipped.

But kiss your catalytic goodbye!

You can see it cutting in ahead of the blue car, that is why they are near stationary. The Land Rover anticipated the Yaris coming off those brakes, which they obviously couldn’t, so the Yaris going onto their brakes is not a factor, it is the Land Rover anticipating them coming off them that is the issue. And they…

The Yaris was on the brakes for 3-4 seconds before the Land Rover hit it. The Land Rover driver wasn’t remotely paying attention to anything going on around them. It’s 100% their fault, not 85%.

Studies showed that parking your car upside down reduced the likelihood of your automobile from being stolen by nearly 98% this Christmas season.

The coal-burning power plants in WV are owned by the same people that own Joe Manchin.

Dang. I was hoping that the EPA had suddenly woken up to the critical and immediate need to shut down the waste-coal burning power plants in West Virginia that happen to be Joe Manchin’s customers.

Low income workers normally buy new cars?

No shocker here, Sun is the worst. 

Trucking is a shitty job and punishing truckers for being untrained and working under shitty conditions will only make it shittier.

“Supersonic airflow over some parts” and “supersonic speed of the entire aircraft” are different things, and I also wonder if “a machmeter getting silly inputs from disturbed airflow when unusual attitudes combine with corner cases of the performance envelope” might also come into play.

This is a different company. There’s an Evergreen commercial aviation company out of Oregon (mostly cargo, but highly rumored to be a CIA contractor), and Evergreen the Taiwanese conglomerate (EVA airlines, Evergreen cargo ships, etc). Evergreen in Oregon built an air museum that houses the Spruce Goose, an SR71, etc. 

Evergreen International. When things do go sideways, they go sideways in spectacular fashion.

And thank you for your words. It IS wizardry when engineers use their knowledge to protect the people using the product.

Oh boy are you about to be disappointed. Not only have I now written about counterweights, but I’ve also written about blue anodized wheel cylinders:

This is such a great review Luke!! This is the most nuanced review of this game I have read across the internet, and I’ve read a lot. I’ve found it super interesting to engage with reddit n’ what not about this game..