This is a tricky area. I’m 46 years old and when I went to college things were very different. I spent the first two years going to community college, which in the state of Tennessee was heavily subsidized. It was roughly $1200 per year. And then I was able to transfer to a four year college where they accepted those…

Gizmodo Media is based in NYC and is unfriendly to remote work, so actually there is a good reason to live there.

Pffft...expensive vintage cars are so 2020. Building your own dick-shaped rocket is the new cool for billionaires. To the moon baybeee!

Unfortunately for anyone who attended a school that went under like that, they often can’t get a job that requires an accredited degree. There are a lot of jobs out there that needlessly ask for some type of degree and it makes no difference, but particularly in fields like education, law, engineering, & healthcare,…

#glaringomission

I can show you my least favourite...

Didn’t see this article sooner. Submitted for approval, the Norton Commando in “Yellow Peril”.

Oh, I remember Fancy Kristen, I just never noticed the abbreviation before. Jalop since 2008; pulled in by DAF v FAF.

Yep, just grabbed the first picture and noticed the Union Jack afterward. 

This was equally entertaining!  Came here to post this.

You can actually make out the cat’s head dropping inside, which makes it all more funny! Imagine that ad running today?

If we’re doing bikes too, we can’t forget Kenny Roberts’ Yamaha.

As I understand it, the unions don’t support consumer action (yet) because it could lead to more cancellations of in-progress shows.

Yep. You know how in NPOND we sometimes see a crappy car for like 2.5k and we say “sure, the car is shit, but 2.5k is fuck-it-money”? The same thing, but with millions. Almost incomprehensible.

I know we all have different interests and value different things. But, If someone has 1.8M to blow on rusted scrap metal then they have too much money.

This is a good reminder just how rich some people are...  I don't think most people can fathom the money that a few have.

No, it’s not a burnt-out husk of rusting shitty metal; it’s a Ferrari in race damaged condition. Give me money!

Kinda where I’m standing. This sounds like something that they have been trying to resolve in private for more than a few years and now it is moving into the open in the courts. 

Not to sound reasonable or anything, but something went very badly somewhere, not just in the last week. It is not worth much, just being a random internet opinion, but I think I will wait until all the story comes out. As for the movie money - Hollywood accounting should be illegal. Oher is not the first or last…

Dude deleted his LinkedIn page lol: