hmmmmm... no thanks

ahh...finally, you are getting it. The point of my contention was the fact that it was excluded meant something...that’s all. The exclusion in itself was making the statement that the VW issue wasn’t that bad. The title itself says “10 Most”.

“obtuse” that must be a big word for you.

“I feel really sad that … someone could be so unhappy with themselves as a person that they did not feel dignified as a human being until they got a piece of paper. I mean, there’s just so much more to life than that.”

Statistically there are more democrats than republicans. The republicans has stepped up the gerrymanderring of districts. Which means the angry folks get in, and they stay in. The districts are no longer contested in terms of party. They are contested in terms of primary elections. WHich means, the Dems are not the…

refuted what? I didn’t see a response? So I’ll ask again. “You don’t think it matters to know the truth? If VW is a sponsor (or has any kind of relationship with Jalopnik), then you should disclose that...and leave it up to the readers to decide if it is influencing your articles or not. This is a standard in…

I was thinking the same about you. Do you work for or part of Jalopnik? You are a bit defensive there. But you have not, in anyway, refuted the merits of my arguments. If you don’t want to answer the questions...then, just say you can’t answer them.

You don’t think it matters to know the truth? If VW is a sponsor (or has any kind of relationship with Jalopnik), then you should disclose that...and leave it up to the readers to decide if it is influencing your articles or not. This is a standard in journalism...is it not? Unless, of course, you don’t think that…

Is that an opinion or do you know for sure it’s Jalopnik’s policy? Why doesn’t it work that way?

I remember 10 years ago when VW was caught in corporate spying on GM. They paid a very small price for that. Cheating is apparently in VW’s culture. ANd they deserve to get the maximum monetary penalties. Also, this is a willful and deliberate act...which makes it criminal. It is not enough for VW to pay the fines...…

Why aren’t you?

You must not understand what I was saying. So, they state the VW issue in another article AND THEN create an off-shoot “Top Ten Worst things in Automotive History” and purposefully does not include the VW issue.... as if to say: “Yeah, the VW issue was bad, but here’s a top 10 list of the worst things in Automotive…

SO what if it’s an offshoot... it is misleading. If you are going to create a list... then have everything belong to the list that deserves it.

You don’t think Volkswagen emissions testing hack isn’t on the top 10? They are going to be fined $18 billion. The company KNOWINGLY and WILLFULLY built in software to detect when testing is happening and the car will spew levels of emissions that will pass. In the real world, it spews 40 times what is being recorded.…

One was shot down over Serbia by obsolete S-125 missiles. How advanced could it have been?

I have home automation. Can you Cortana turn the lights on?

histotech works on tissue samples. Cytotech works on cell samples. that’s all I know

I worked in a lab for more than a decade. Not as a histotech, but rather as a Laboratory tech. Specifically, microbiology. I have since moved on to do IT work and now work as a Software analyst, supporting Laboratory Information Systems.

The first one always sucks. Watch for the apple watch II to have a a camera for some in your face “face time”.

There are just people who would disagree regardless of right or wrong. This is when philosophy fails. How do you deal with the unreasonable?