Approves:

I'm a huge Diaz fan. He's a great writer, and his ability to rile up so many of the slower-witted dullards is wonderful to behold.

Not quite the same, but the Russians ramped up the flaming fear factor quite a bit farther with the TOS-1, used to particular effect during the Battle of Grozny. That is one badass destructobot right there.

You can never have too much molle. Molle molle molle molle...

I like this Japanese schoolgirls' take on AC/DC. It takes a bit to get going, but it's worth it. Pure, twisted, Japanese gold:

I read that headline first as "Air Force-Powered Feedback."

You're new to this whole "critical thinking" thing, aren't you?

For fuck's sake:

Welcome to the holy trinity of mechanical devices: http://www.skwirk.com.au/p-c_s-4_u-308_…

Aside from a great post, it's also great to see you back. Your presence has been missed.

Um, that link goes to a Kindle entry, for me, anyway.

Leave it to the Japanese to make even shipping containers beautiful, and to put thought into the community aspect of the designs. Pretty awesome, I think.

I stand corrected, and thank you for the enlightenment. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dash_8_la…

Just bad luck, that's all. Bombardier actually makes great aircraft. Cheers, and happy flying. :-)

The Daily Mail article says it was a Dash 8-100, and US Airways (Piedmont Airlines) had a bunch delivered in '93, with at least 2 being scrapped and 1 in storage: http://www.planespotters.net/Production_Lis…

That's an old-timey surveyor's transit that they used to lay out beds for railroads shortly after the US Civil War. Pic related: It's one of the old-timey railroad surveyors.

Call Apple tech support. They'll be able to help.

No. Pic related.

tl;dr. Also, kinja, so double-fuck that. *spits on kerb, leaves*