I can honestly say that I was part of the team that built the first running test vehicles. Sorry to say we had little to no money and you should never let a studio designer engineer a car. Oh well, it got me though some tough times and the people I worked with were great and really believed in what we were doing. We…

And this was much faster:

Pro tip: Reading the piece works well for understanding why the pictures are placed in the article.

"No, seriously, I'm stuck."

Jewish conspiracy, really? Is that what Russia is trying to resort to for a boogeyman? Bringing back the ol' Stalin playbook I guess...

Pardon me, friend, but my pop has spent a few years in Ukraine since 2010 (speaks Ukrainian and Russian), and was an election observer this past May, and not one things you've said has any truth to it. Go jump in the lake.

The second largest air force in the world behind the USAF is the US Navy/Marines.

When the US is part of NATO (which it is), yes. By a long shot.

I'm glad the sanctions are working. He's a prick.

Fuck Russia.

Much like a German stylist, you look bitter

What video were you watching? He led with the shoulder and his feet left the ground as a result of the impact. The player who got crushed saw him at the last second and moved his own shoulder out of the way which led to some head contact. Overall a very clean hit and I's sure after he got to the bench the player who…

The "elbow" is impossible to tell with the quality of video. He most certainly did not leave his feet. I'm looking at it paused right now. Both skates are firmly on the ice.

Didn't leave his feet or hit with the elbow ( I don't think — the angle's weird). Though, the guy had his head down.

"Son, we live in a world that has walls, and those walls have to be guarded by inconsistent suspensions. Who's gonna do it? You? You, DeMaurice Smith? I have a greater responsibility than you can possibly fathom. You weep for Janay Palmer and you curse the Ravens. You have that luxury. You have the luxury of not…

I dont think he left his feet, I think the force of the hit lifted him off his feet. It appears the elbow rising was the follow through, which is very common and different from coming with the elbow rasied.

Freddie ached everywhere, but his owner didn't let up, slewing his rear wheels again through the gravel parking lot behind the Circle K. "WOOOOOO!" his owner screamed. In a nearby backyard, a lady looked up from putting her laundry on the line, shook her head, and continued her work.

Please tell me English is your second language