...so smooth were the shifts that they surely must have been lubricated by purist tears.

“...and many charging stations are run from diesel.”

By being happier, more successful and well-adjusted than they are. And doing that while being female!

More please!

The entire thing was designed as something that supposedly looks good, but they gave no thought to the UI/UX. And I say supposedly looks good, because to me it doesn’t.

In San Jose back in the late ‘80s a coworker took his 944 to the dealer for its first scheduled maintenance, which was covered under warranty. They asked him if he wanted them to do the oil change while they had it, he said sure. Imagine his surprise when the oil change turned out to be $100 and change. I’d hate to…

You’re funny.

The airline manufacturer installs the seats to the buyer’s spec. If you don’t like how the seats are placed, blame the airlines. And why do the airlines make the seat pitch so small? Because people buy tickets based on what’s cheapest. So blame the flying public.

You forgot to include the people defending him.

I haven’t seen an airline seat that could recline anywhere approaching double-digit degrees in a long time. Assuming 2.5 foot tall seat back, the top of the seat would have to move over 6 inches to get 15° of movement.

It’s 6 inches taller than the average adult male in the US, so it’s quite a bit taller, even if not “freakishly” tall. Airlines design economy seating to the average, so being that much taller means that paying for an upgrade or being miserable are the only two options.

So if I hit you with a baseball bat, it’s not battery because I didn’t use my fist? Just because there was something between his fist and the back of her head doesn’t mean that she wasn’t being hit. I could see someone with back/neck issues getting hurt from that.

I’m not sure that there is a good way to get accurate infection and fatality rates. You can only prove that someone has the virus and not something else by using the test, which may or may not be available. I believe I read that China is now allowing numbers to counted based upon doctors reporting infections and…

Any mined element has environmental issues, and add to that the push to mine in countries where mining isn’t regulated much if at all (read less expensive), and you still have issues regardless of the type of vehicle being produced.

I can’t wait to bookmark this article and deploy it on every “muh coal power” conspiracy theorist in the comments from now on.

Neutral: I do wonder if we’ve reached the point at which increasing amounts of money are producing much less gain in emissions improvement. Maybe incentivising manufacturers to produce zero-emission vehicles?

Props to the dad. Sounds like he loves his kid at least a little more than his FJ.

Okay, Frontier 2x4 crew cab V6 automatic starts at $26k. 4x4 is $30k. Still less than Gladiator automatic at $35k. AFAIK the Gladiator doesn’t even give you a 2x4 option.

In my experience, strippers usually make a profit.

Agree. The Frontier starts at $20k, the Ranger at $24k, and the Colorado at $21k.