“Wouldn’t it be such a waste if we spent all this money and didn’t cause any needless deaths?”

And a hole in the ground is easily defeated by a few people with a bulldozer that can just fill it back up pretty quickly.

We may have paid $1.6 million a piece for them, but I’m sure Raytheon will replace them for twice the price.

I know its kind of crass but all I keep thinking about is: 100 million of ordinance was just fired. (1.6 million a pop).

Hey mine too!

I actually had to look up what that was, and holy smokes, it’s awesome! I would definitely drive one of these.

Mine too! It’s a great little hauler

Cars in the US are too big. I’ve travelled quite a bit in the UK and teh rest of Europe and cars there are generally MUCH smaller. Something the size of a smaller US pickup is HUGE there. I drove 1500KM in Ireland in a rental Golf, which was a relatively big car and did not feel I needed a bigger car.

I literally hauled about 5 wood pallets in the back of my 944 this morning, so yeah, people don’t need the big vehicles they think they do.

My wife and I have two vehicles: a 2016 Mazda6 i Touring and a 2013 Mazda CX-5 Sport. We have one child, a son, and he is seven-weeks-old as of today.

If there’s one statement that should never be made about Americans, it is that we are too small.

Ahhh.... Thank you. It has been a while since we had a bike on here. This is right on the line for this bike. Mint would probably get $5K. I just spent a while rebuilding the carbs on a 79 non turbo CX 500 for a friend.

I knew you were being sarcastic, I was just adding more misery to an already miserable situation.

Actually they’re not. Coal is to far gone for any jobs to come back.

It’s been brought to my attention that I was unknowingly talking out of my ass and didn’t understand Dieselgate as well as I thought I did.

The issue is that the increased fee would not make up for the lost funding, and over half the staff would be laid off: