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But, really, IL-2 should have gotten the nod, with SWotL getting the “see also”.

You know, all these things make me whistfully remember my Fiero GT which had a removable sunroof that you simply placed in its spot under the hood. It was damn near a targa since the sunroof was almost as big as the roof panel itself.

My mother also had this car. Also in grey.

Bonus star for 69 mph

Hernandez was murdered in prison.

I think Burneko was trying just a leeeeeetle too hard to look “woke”

You ever been mistaken for a man?

Your arrow cluster needs a spoiler alert!

Not gonna lie: I’m glad my parents raised me to speak accent-less english. (grew up on a farm).

Not surprised Jag is doing well. I see F-Paces everywhere now. I kind of die inside a little every time, but if that’s what it takes to see more Jag sedans and coupes, then so be it.

Yeah it’s really hard to say. What’s right and wrong here all kind of hinges on what went down before they actually boarded the plane. I just have to assume that the ticket was scanned. If it wasn’t, then the guy’s actually kind of a moron.

If getting a little upset for not getting to use a seat that he payed for due to a technicality makes him an entitled obstructionist shitheel, then so be it. He did offer to let the child ride on his lap. Multiple times. The first time was at 2:42 in the video. I can’t really say how much real time had transpired,

It’s weird though—the guy in the video seems to know the rules well enough that I’m pretty sure he would have scanned that ticket going through the gate with the 2yo. After watching the video I find it hard to believe that he’d think the seat would stay open if he didn’t scan the ticket.

I’m not sure whether it’s clear that they scanned the original ticket when boarding or not. I’m assuming they did—the guy seems well versed enough with the rules that I don’t think he would assume that if he didn’t scan that ticket that the kid would be able to use that seat.

Your definition of belligerent is. . . well it’s completely wrong.

I was SERIOUSLY impressed with how cool he stayed. I mean seriously. Airlines can (and do) change regularly rational people into raging monsters with their insane policy enforcement.

He bought the seat. It wasn’t a random empty seat. He paid for it. With money.

Not really, lol. You must not have watched the video, either.

Excellent choice, my friend.

Yeah, I almost threw up when I saw that. 914s are crap.