Looks like Arthur C. Clarke was right all along.
Looks like Arthur C. Clarke was right all along.
I read “Endurance” by Alfred Lansing in 9th grade and constantly said to myself, “This can’t possibly be real.”
The story of the Shackleton expedition is a truly fascinating tale. That no one died is simply astounding.
It’s becoming clear that our Nation is replete with selfish, dangerous morons who make terrible choices.
I take it you don’t think climate change is real.
Greta et al sure is good at pissing off the greedy assholes of the world. Keep up the good work, young people! If they’re mad, you’re on the right track.
Having been to a couple different Greek islands, as well as Crete, and been to ancient ruins, I have to say it is an awe-inspiring feeling just standing there next to what is now only heavily weathered rubble in some cases. It makes you feel small and insignificant, knowing that people lived there two and a half…
Looks like Hitler if he had a midlife crisis
Fashion statement aside.. this guy is a tool. What is with this mentality of “just because it isn’t specifically illegal I can do whatever I want no matter who gets hurt” and “oh sorry, you got shot”?
It’s like he’s trying to combine the Whipstache with the Hitler Toothbrush, and managed to make something that is more innately ridiculous than the sum of it's parts.
Yeah, this is about what I expected.
Misread as “That’s like being too obese for White House.” The joke still worked ;)
How much of a god damned derelict facsimile of a human being do you have to be to get banned from Spirit? That’s like being too obese for Waffle House.
But there’s a $50 fee for the ban.
literally came to make this exact post. Being banned from Spirit is a gift... it saves you from making the choice of whether to suffer the indignities or spend a few extra bucks (which Spirit will likely pry out of you anyway during your trip with some new fee they concoct). Now... how to get banned from “basic…
Guess the flesh was weak, and the Spirit unwilling.
With the least legroom among all US carriers at 28", a ban from Spirit is a blessing.
It does seem more like a reward than a ban.
Being banned from Spirit isn’t the worst thing in the world. At least he wasn’t banned from an airline that actually flies planes.
As someone who was around at the time, I recall many of us watching in amazement as iTunes automatically started playing and ripping a music CD, all automatically upon it being inserted into a pal’s iMac. Minutes later, the whole thing being in his iTunes library—automatically tagged and named and everything else—was…