It looks like some kind of souped-up armadillo.

Here’s why I’m calling a nation of SUV-buyers a pack of fools: because for the vast majority of the uses an SUV will be employed for, a minivan is almost invariably better in every way.

Bill Mauldin! One of the greatest cartoonists of all time. Up Front, an account of his experience during WW II and afterwards, is one of my favorite books.

Cool. One of the few examples where women have an advantage over men when it comes to getting dressed.

Gotta go downy ocean for the full experience.

And why do they consistently choose such ironic user names?

And add a superfluous ‘s’ to the end?

Thanks!

Oh, wait, you wanted lossless compression?

He’s, somehow, the President; can’t we get a tailor that knows how to taper the legs of the manbaby’s pants.

The Venn diagram between them and Apple users is probably a circle.

I had a scenario like this where I posted an article on Oppositelock questioning the choice of the casting of a couple cars in a low-budget movie. Article ended up forwarded to the producer who ultimately answered the questions.

LOL. Yes.

I’m starting an app-based roller blade micro mobility share startup.

I love to dissect the changes a story undergoes when it jumps off the page and onto the silver screen. I did this with Ready Player One.

Like some of the other commenters, I’m not great with eating while driving. (Drinking, okay. But crumbs and greasy hands and the awkwardness...) So I stop once in a while to take a break. If you pass through Maryland, stop at a Royal Farms gas station/convenience store, and order a fried chicken club sandwich. Some of…

Nobody implied he ordered it. The order was to HIDE the ship so he didn’t know it was there.

I’ve never dined in “an extremely fancy nyc restaurant” either—I’m kind of surprised you can just order a burger. Maybe it’s the kind of place that will grind up a steak for you, if you like.

ACA premiums have gone up 700% over six years? That sounds... implausible.

Every industrialized country in the world makes a national healthcare system work, except in the U.S. We have, uh, FREEDOM, I guess. And ideology.