I think I have a better idea. The passenger lies side-to-side across the vehicle, perpendicular to the direction of travel. The bed is kind of like a hammock, pivoting at the left and right ends (or head and foot ends). If the vehicle crashes or makes a sudden stop, the bed swings forward, and the passenger’s weight…

All that fruit and sweet junk can go in the compost bin, and needs to be replaced by coldcut & sausage slices. Also, crackers!

I’d watch an entire series of Picard just reading the dictionary to the camera for an hour every week. It would be sublime.

Man, that guy banging his wife had a pretty shitty day.

It’s like catching up with a friend from college who now has 3 kids, no sleep and drinks Michelob Ultra once a month to “loosen up”. Subaru, what happened friend?

Tell you what. Whatever gun is used in a mass shooting, ban it. Then we can just go down the line after each shooting and stop wasting time over pedantic arguments.  

So I guess getting shot in the face isn’t considered a health risk?

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Except it isnt the same. Arlington is a specific place where we bring the dead, specifically put aside for their memorial. The place where they actually died.. say a car wreck, a plane wreck, a burned house.. is often salvaged, reused, overbuilt, and recycled.

Absolutely agree...while I’m definitely not OK with this, surely there are far bigger problems we could be solving than worrying about 80 year old bones. Both my grandfathers were military and while both survived the war, if they hadn’t, and I found out that a week ago, someone had cut up the ship that one of them had…

This is obviously unseemly, and there is value in historical memorials, but frankly the dead are past caring and the living can use the recycled metal. In particular, this seems like an insane waste of resources:

Good enough to be made a plaque in the Times Square.

Get a large tarp, lay it down, then stack the luggage inside of it. Fold the other half of the tarp over, so the edges touch, then hold down the edges with bricks.

I don’t care how cliché it is to like this car. It’s freaking perfect.

Impressed with their ability to enrich themselves on the backs of others and to exploit a professional hockey player relentlessly, Gary Bettman has offered the Johnsons an expansion franchise.