My number one rule: don’t be a whiny fuck about people reclining their seats. Unless you have some sort of massive growth on your face that causes extreme pain whenever it comes into contact with something, a couple inches either way isn’t going to make your flight any more or less comfortable. (And for you fucks…

I am in favor of this, but if you have hamhocks for arms, you've got to keep them from entering my personal space in the window/aisle seat.

If anybody claimed that a reclining seat would “crush their knees” and “make the flight agony” and “will leave them bruised for days,” I’d roll my eyes so fucking hard because that’s the most histrionic shit I would have ever heard.

I logged in to share the same sentiment: fuck off with that asinine no-reclining bullshit. If you cannot handle the person in front of you reclining their seat then you are not meant to be on an airplane.

That blows, but the true test of your humanity is this: if the gentleman behind you explains that he’s over 6’5” and that reclining your seat will crush his knees, make the flight agony, and will leave him bruised for days, and politely requests that you *not* put your seat back, how do you respond?

Get fucked on the no-reclining rule.

Yeah that means it doesn’t fit. Christ.

I feel like whenever a blog needs to generate action, it can just run an article about tipping servers or reclining airplane seats.

You should be sorry. Check your bag. You not having to check a bag is not more important than other people who follow the rules not having room for theirs.

I’ve owned 21 vehicles and it’s by far my favorite. It’s just wonderful to drive.

The guy in the Range Rover Sport ended up facing a civil suit from the motorcyclist he ran over, who was — stunningly — represented by Gloria Allred. That motorcyclist was driving on a suspended license and claims he is paralyzed. Certainly that is still ongoing.

Glad he’s finally caught a break.

...and the roof rack?!

Heh. Nothin like a blurry GT-R.

To be fair, his question literally asks what took them so long to get to the U.S.

Or forcing religious beliefs on citizens of a secular society where church and state are to remain separate.

She's not marrying them. She just filing the goddamn paperwork.

Her attorney, Jonathan D Christman, wrote that forcing her to issue licenses is akin to forcing a person who objects to war into the battlefield, or forcing a person against capital punishment to carry out an execution.

Oh, the Supreme Court? The Supreme Court that ruled that gay marriage was legal? That Supreme Court? Good luck with that, you ignorant fuck.