This looks like the world’s most expensive gaming mouse...

My cognitive dissonance is so psyched for Tesla brodozers. Big “NO FUEL” stickers on the back window, custom names like “Silent But Deadly” with a bunch of deer head decals, NRA and NPR stickers living together, vanity plates like “OL SPARKY” and “CAMEL TOW”

Just to offer a different point of view, to me that looks like a pile of good money turned into something ugly as hell and probably undrivable apart from an actual track or runway. Cars as art has just never appealed to me. Different strokes I suppose. I can certainly admire the engineering work though.

If he’s a “supervillain” he needs a Supervillain name, like “Train Backdoor Bandit” 

Supervillain?  Give me a brake.  He’s an asshole.

Well nobody else has said it but I will. Not one, but TWO mouth breathers filming vertically. You know, if you stop posting these people might stop doing it. Rewarding bad behavior only encourages it. 

Clearly the train’s fault for not yielding to an emergency vehicle.

Could it actually be that the Mid-Engine Corvette is still just a myth? GM just really into pranking the public, and now it’s gone too far.

How is a personal choice to engage in an activity at-will and at any time for as little or as much as one chooses exploitation?

Then don’t drive for Uber?

I think Uber’s problem is it’s tried to be too cute on the matter. The homebuilding industry, for instance, is make up of tens of thousands of subcontractors nationwide. The general contractor sets the house prices and the price it will pay its subcontractors. So it’s controlling pricing on both ends, as is Uber. What…

I just assume that any app I have is stealing all my data.

Confession: I’ve never once looked at crash testing while buying a car.

I have just the thing:

Im pretty sure that car is on my local craiglist.  Still runs, recently cleaned.  

I honestly don’t think it would matter. I mean they literally used to see it in person. Generals and even sovereign leaders used to maintain a presence on the battlefield before the development of modern geopolitics and even that didn’t stop them.

I mean other than an incredibly precise laser, or an actual assassin on the ground, this seems pretty damn effective. If someone isn’t completely against any form of conflict I’m confused how they could be against this.

...I believe we too must now recognize the necessity of a Space Force to defend the nation and to protect space commerce and civil space exploration.”

(whistles)

Meanwhile we have a frigging measles outbreak on our hands that the GOP refuses to do anything about. But yeah. space pirates.  Got to drop a few billion on that!