“Dunder Mifflin Chevrolet, may I help you?”

Reasonable price for a collectable old pony car, so I tickled the NP button. If it checks out on inspection, I’d buy it.

Hmm. Is Jim Broadbent gradually morphing into Billy Connolly?

Neutral:

As long as they don’t build a “Grave of the Fireflies” land...

Every State in the USA has bullshit like this going on. Definitely not reserved for Missouri. It don’t take long for idealistic ‘anything’ in this country to start going with the flow to keep their salaries or avoid particular hospitals with staff that run their mouths like that. AmeriKKKa is showing its entire ass…

“Draft” has a negative connotation to it but I think what you’re essentially asking for is compulsory service, which numerous countries (the two that come to mind for me is Israel and South Korea) have in place. I think it’s actually a great idea, though I think the evidence suggests this does tend to skew the…

Nah, this is how Tesla will achieve full level 9000 autonomous driving. The autopilot ecu will just be a monkey brain. For $10k more you can upgrade to an ape brain.

We need a draft.

Yes, my first reaction to this post was, “shhhhhhhhhhhhh! I like to everyone else at the table to prefer the white meat so I can have the dark meat all to myself!” 

My favorite part of the bird is dark meat. Mainly those little oysters on the back and the legs but I can make white meat tasty too.

Dark meat costs less and tastes better. That’s about all I have to say on the subject.

I don’t know what everyone is talking about here. I can’t count the number of times that I leave Trader Joe’s and after I put my groceries in my Tesla and after I look through the windshield to see the the curb and the nicely landscaped bushes in front of my Tesla thought “Shit, do I put the car in reverse or drive…

No.

Boneless, skinless chicken breast is what you eat when you’ve committed some awful sin and want to atone before the gods.

“Stonks” is internet talk for “stocks.” Because on the internet, poor literacy is KEWL.

This is design hubris.

I spent a ton of time in my 20s fixing my own cars. When did I stop? When my kid hit about 5 yrs old. I had four cars, all with their own purpose (2 dailies, 1 weekend truck, 1 convertible fun-mobile), all bought and paid for. But every single one of them needed constant attention. oil changes, tire rotations, brake…

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Dammit.

Not offended but many of the vets I served with or know, went in because of the perceived options we had at the time (For me right after high school. I couldn’t afford nor attempted to get in college - I graduated in 1981). I needed the 3 years to mature, see an environment and culture (Germany) different than the one…