If one of them had been a Jeep...  

Found the flag counter..  :D 

Someone has too much time on their hands to nitpick the flags in a graphic like that.. 

Seize it, install gun mountings, donate to Ukraine navy. 

That will help, but we also have grid issues too. With the cuts in hydro power, and the long lead time in building nuke plants (if anyplace actually allows them.. ), we’re going to need more electric sources as well.

Besides being unisex, the new uniforms make them look much younger.. not nearly as adventurous as previous designs.  Like these trainers could barely handle a trip to the zoo. 

The problem with EVs still is the access to charging. Sure if you own a house, or townhome with a garage, you can charge, but my condo will never have charging access, so I’ll be burning fossils until such time as I either a) move, or b) there’s fuel cell tech that doesn’t require me to sit at a charger for 30 minutes…

Isn’t it time that people that care about competitive gaming move on from Nintendo? 

Yep, but there’s a common theme to them. Restaurants, light shopping, light services. Great to visit.. but.. you don’t “live” there. The areas are nice for an evening walk.. but they are also... “middle-class+”.

There’s also a lot of urban planning, and very restrictive business restrictions that are needed. HomeDepot? Nope, they can’t be in the city center, people need vehicles to pickup stuff there.

This.. is brilliant. It elloquently covers the difference between small city centers where you can walk, and what most of our city centers look like.

Talk about putting all your egg headlights in one basket....

The irony is that F1 makes NASCAR look good when it comes to the end of races..   F1 needs to do something to ensure racing at the end of races in this type of situation.  Max certainly got an advantage,  but having someone accidentally wreck to save Hamilton is not good either. 

Well damn.  Now no reason to read Jalopnik at all. 

True.. that said, 4x4 communities tend to be located in states with more open areas which also lean republican, and... same for hunting.

Well, there’s certainly not many Subarus with dog cages and chai latte’s at these events, but that doesn’t prevent you from building a vehicle, and finding your own roads. 

Shh... you’ll ruin their avocado toast narrative.. 

I wonder if the success of the Outlander is not because of the Outlander itself, but rather that the competition has anywhere from $5k to $25k dealer markups on top of MSRP. 

Yep. We also saw those same shoplifting rings grow and transform taking advantage of the BLM protests. Now they’ve moved on to smash and grab.

Considering this appears to be very localized, it’s likely a product of how trains work in those areas, opportunistic thieves (co-insides with the dramatic rise in smash and grabs), and the local bail rules don’t help.