That is correct. Right after Bannon’s pardon, several legal experts weighed in on this and pointed out that a pardon probably made his position worse.

Fix your headline. Manhattan does not have an “Attorney General” and (fortunately) the story doesn’t reference one. You mean “District Attorney.”

I promise you they will call Moonves “complicated” or “not without his flaws.”

I bet they gave him a stern torquing to.

What they don’t tell you is everyone who survived was later burned at the stake for being a witch. That one guy who learned to “tread waters” regrets his sorcerous ways.

Very few indeed. Probably the only other auto executive that has comparable (and mostly likely greater) product knowledge is Mary Barra. She worked on the line while she was an engineering student at GMI/Kettering and was later in charge of global production engineering.

Other than maybe Christian von Koenigsegg, yeah. Agreed.

She’s pro-$$$ when it comes to stem cells. But against researching them (cause you know, ‘life’.)

As a godless lefty who is getting pretty tired of this religion shit I have but one sentiment to express:

It’s so weird having an adult run things again.

I say all of this mainly in jest since Tesla and Twentieth Century could not be more different in that one was a giant failure and the other just a regular car company now. Elio Motors is probably a better comparison for Twentieth Century, at any rate. It’s almost as if a lot of this stuff is as old as time.

Listen here Giancarlo, someone has to be the backmarker.

The complaint accuses Robinhood of failing to execute orders requested by its customers even prior to prohibiting trades on specific stocks, including GameStop ($GME).

No, it’s pretty easy to join Fetlife (basically, Facebook for kinky people) and find people who are into what you like, unless what you like is being a sociopathic monster who’s never heard of “safe, sane, and consensual.” There are plenty of folks who identify as sadists and they play with people who like that:…

Apparently so. A lot of takeaways from reading good nature writing. Some takeaways more ursine than others.

Stan Fox is a good choice.

You should defiantly hit up the Auburn, Cord, Duesenberg museum in Auburn if you get a chance.  I took my pops there a few years ago and it gave me a whole new appreciation for the bygone Indiana automobile industry.

I knew they existed, because I was 16 when they hit the roads, and I distinctly remember saying to myself, “I can’t believe Chevy put the Nova name on THAT.”

Auburn Cord 812. Front engine front wheel drive with independent suspension and a vacuum shift manual transmission

Diet Dr. Pepper or nothing.