...and then the article goes on to detail how they went over budget and Congress addressed the problem by completing the overall project in about the least efficient big-picture, long-term way they could figure out how. “Plus ça change...”

Come on, we all know that the Canadians would have apologized for being a lighthouse and therefore unable to change heading...

For those that don’t know it, I submit the “transcript” of their conversation.

Until it’s not. By which point we/”the left” will be convinced that there is no way Trump could win a second term, until he does.

I’ll say we were not going as fast as many people on here think. Basically what we do here is get up to speed and go hard rudder until the ship turns about 90° then we let the ship settle then go the opposite direction. We do this for about an hour or so. I wasn’t in combat at the time so I don’t know how much roll…

Tell me more! How was were you going?

Can attest to the coolness of this as this is my current command and I was on board.

Don’t you have some kids to yell at for being on your lawn

Eh. Think of what could have been.

You know how every president ages like shit during their term? This is going to be the administration where we all age like shit.

Thanks, that helps! They probably should have known how easily they could compromise the second building, so massive failure of the demo process.

I’m also an engineer (mechanical in the commercial building industry). Typically buildings like that are built with rated walls separating the buildings, such that a building on one side could completely burn down and it would (at least theoretically) not effect the adjacent building. Obviously this gets tricky if…

Lets say I missed an episode of Better Call Saul and didn’t record it on my YouTube TV DVR. Can you log into AMC’s (or any channels’) mobile app using your YouTube TV login credentials (similar to the way you might log in with your Comcast credentials as a cable subscriber)? If not, would there be any way to watch it…

Steam catapults drove a lot of the design of the last half century of naval aircraft. And they have relatively short service lives because they have to have an airframe limit on total number of catapult launches before there’s risk of something actually breaking on launch. Ever been to the NASA Langley visitor center?…

But the EMALS!

“i like this guy, he gets it. He’s angry.... angry gets. shit. done.”

In Mozambique, passports are generally navy blue. Work and diplomatic passports are green and maroon, respectively.

Do other countries have a similar system, or do they employ a one size fits all scheme?

I need a Trabant just reading this.

In some history books in 2150 it would read “The second cold war was started by a strange group of people that loved rusted Volkswagen Beetles and brown station wagons”