There’s still the occasional reason to not bring a phone/keys places (the beach, hiking, any rec league sport or group fitness thing)

Not if you want to lock both your keys and your phone in the car.  Presumably to go skinny dipping.

I have this feature on my Focus and my wife’s Explorer. Very handy to have, as I’ve unintentionally locked my keys in the car at least once since I’ve owned it, and do lock my keys in on purpose when I don’t want to have them with me for some reason. My kids know the code as well, so they can open the car if they need…

David’s coworkers should surprise him by having another 7 rusty non-op Jeeps on his lawn when he gets back from Germany. A surprise for David, and an incredibly cruel prank for his neighbors.

The only thing that gets me here is the floor pans. If those are rotten, what else is a crusty disaster under there? Parts don’t fall apart in a vacuum.

I absolutely love the two door Cherokee. Something about the seating position in this is like my platonic ideal of how an SUV should be.

I remember when a certain idiot declared “like magic, it will disappear” by summer.

A guy on The War Zone pointed out that in the sequence starting at 0:52 in this video, you can see a explosion-free splash during the attack on Lutzow, which is probably actually this bomb.

I did look at a lot of the paramounts that came right after this thing, including one in a fetching black with orange splatter paint job from the factory, but the Cimarron was nice because it had:

Tesla =/= SpaceX. They are two different companies doing two different things. I don’t understand why Tesla keeps getting credit for SpaceX’s achievements.

Everyone is interested in robo taxis. No one is close, including Tesla. Unfortunately too many believe the hype and put themselves and others at risk on the road. 

You have to fill out the application and also use your social media to tell Michelob Ultra that you are willing to be their corporate goon

Funny you should say that because he had to pay restitution for Medicare fraud back in 2015.

This is my supposition as well.  Surgeries are a big source of income for hospitals, and he saw a way to make money, especially in this Covid environment where many are delaying procedures.  

Excuse me?

Cue the “I was just following orders” statement.

This sounds spot on, a full hysterectomy is decently involved procedure so most likely attracts a good sum for the surgeon.

I’m thinking this guy did a couple of operations, got paid and saw no one was checking up on him. Bingo! New income stream for him and the hospital. And hey...they’re detainees. No one cares what happens to them. No one is going to listen to them. The racism and greed are tightly intertwined. 

and claimed that he requires the approval of the detention center before conducting any procedures

I think the struggle here is the gap between what is perceived as appropriate. I tend to agree though. I don’t feel as though I drive recklessly/ unsafe, and feel many would fail at arguing that I do, but I do frequently break the speed limit.