Cause there ain’t enough cheap cars to drive the price down, and a bunch of people really need a cheap car driving up demand?

I hate myself for clicking on this. 

Pfff. That’s gonna require quantum-level computing. With a side of chaos theory. 

You could argue that perez’s performance has plateaued recently given the current car and teammate he’s judged by, but pre red bull he consistently outdrove the car he was in. Podiums with sauber and force india/racing point. Calling his entire career mediocre is ridiculous

Porsche ain’t gonna happen. Audi is as close as you’re gonna get. 

Sounds like a lot, sure, but even if you use worst-case numbers — let’s say that max consumption of 1000 gallons an hour — you’re really only talking about 2 gallons of fuel per person to move them (and their car) the 27 miles across the channel. So even at a cost of $10/gallon it’s $20 per person — Not outrageous.…

Wow, that RV is full on insanity with all the person worship. I’d hate to even sit at the next table over from those people.

The UK is also celebrating, because convicted felons are not allowed to enter the country.

Picardy sweat

I don’t see how the hell the F-35 is gonna replace the A-10.

While technically true, calling Canada a street circuit is a bit of a stretch in the context of the RB20 not handling bumpy surfaces well. It was designed and built as a dedicated race track, but can be accessed by and open to the public when there is no racing being held there. 

Yeah, they’re like “this is the only one in white!”

oh god it’s the bald guy with the beard that’s on the thumbnails of 500 different channels making the same exact stupid faces on every single one

The US allows anyone and everyone in the world to cross our southern borders

It’s arguable that having a car with real good brakes in the ’70s and ’80s was a hazard, yours would panic stop so much faster and shorter than the one behind you.

Constellation reminded me of Dark, a slow-burn, time-jumping effort that had to lean very, very hard on its cast to hold interest. The viewer has to spend a lot of energy figuring out “where” and “when” they were looking at. This can work when there is a big payoff. But the season finale felt more like a mid-season…

Honestly if it hadn't all been released at once so I could binge I probably wouldn't have finished it.

I mean it’s hardly a great ad but I don’t understand the controversy at all. Online people must have nothing better to do.

First we need to build cargo rockets to send in advance. So they can gut them to make human transport back to space a possibility. And we need to burry a nuclear reactor on Mars. And don’t forget to bring the spuds. 

Well this would certainly shorten the trip in case you needed to go back and pick up anyone you’d left for dead or whatever.