Definitely.

While ideally this would be a boon for the concept of public transportation, I think in practice the sanitation concerns arising from this pandemic are going to hurt it. Unless you’re truly desperate, would you want to be on a bus right now?

Thanks for helping make it happen. As flawed as it was, the shuttle program gave us so much; performing optical surgery on the Hubble alone was a huge accomplishment.

As long as you don’t mind the occasional death threat.

Reminds me of how quickly people were able to trace the missiles that shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 using social media images. It’s hard to get away with anything that large when everyone’s sharing anything interesting online.

Forever to be used as a cautionary tale about removing the decals on a vehicle before getting rid of it.

I will say, this could very well be quite literally the oldest joke in the world.

19 hours?! Sure puts some of my airport travails into perspective. I hope the A/C was working.

Makes sense. I hope the training exercise offered opportunity a-plenty to make him regret his decision.

...which leads to the question: why not let the idiot rot in jail for a weekend?

Built in large part by Hoosier Amish! What a weird world.

It’s never too late...

I did not know that, actually.

I was reading about a dealer who has a van ready for someone who needs it to run deliveries, but legally can’t sell it to him.

Yes. Yes you are.

I’m fond of the M35.

I have to admit, Zoom’s problems are concerning, but I’m really not worried that someone’s going to hack into trivia night.

The moral conundrum: participate again and occupy a slot that someone else who hasn’t had the experience could use? I’d hate to miss a chance to meet Kristen.

Funny how quickly our definition of “not terrible” can change.

That wouldn’t change the atrocious working conditions or dubious sanitary conditions or disregard for the locals that the cruise industry thrives on.