They absolutely never will need it lol they brought it out to a recent “open house” event at the great park (took my nephew because he’s obsessed with trucks and industrial shit). That MRAP might as well have been covered in protective plastic lol 

Just FYI

He’s right. It’s a skill game, similar to golf or the ring toss at the carnival. Baseball is played in full pants and shirts, with jewelry and accessories. They run MAYBE 500m over the course of a single game.

$3.8BB spread across all manufacturers and all cars as well, so pennies really. 

Commandeered?

The City of Stockton was forced to get involving paying for the ship’s refloating and the cleanup of 21,675 gallons of oily water and 3,193 gallons of hazardous waste.

Shart.

I don’t assume anything lol but there was multiple reports from people who knew the family that the kid wasn’t into it. He didn’t choose his parents.

The only person I feel bad for in all of this is the billionaires son. Wasn’t he, like, scared to go in the first place? 

Describing Mary Kay as a “hugely successful woman-founded cosmetic business empire” is wild without mention of it’s predatory design and practices. 

The name Mary Kay is synonymous with two things, a hugely successful woman-founded cosmetic business empire, and blush pink Cadillacs.

This isn’t the first time Fenix missed out on a residence at sea. She’s still owed $30,000 by Life At Sea after the venture filed for bankruptcy. 

I know this is unrelated to anything, but “Horseheads, New York” sounds like an awful place to live. Think of the smell! 

The important thing is we have rich people to be early adopters because it doesn’t hurt them to have things go tits up 

To be fair, only rich people are losing out on this. Nobody else buys fiskers/karmas and that’s how it’s always been. 

This is fucking cool 

I kinda was hoping for that billionaire who did the first private space walk to have a suit malfunction. Not kill the guy, but definitely scare the shit out of him. 

https://bridgehill.com/fire-blankets/car/

Yeah, overall, while it sounds good to show a bunch of kids sweet car stunts, it’s also not exactly the most inherently safe area to be in for children. I’m not saying wrap them all in bubblewrap and never let them do anything, but this is a weird ass field trip for kids to take in the first place.