Dilution is the solution.

And if a coal or gas power plant blows up, it also causes damage.

Were you in the military? On a submarine, perhaps? I loved the 18-hour days.

4-on 4-off is a luxury. You’re getting 12 hours off every 24 hours. (Obviously you’re not sleeping for 4 full hours every time, because it takes some time to fall asleep, and if you’re on a boat, there’s always a chance for something to interrupt your sleep.)

I was stationed on a submarine where we operated on an 18-hour day. The day was split up into three 6-hour shifts, and if you were lucky, you could get 6 straight hours of rack time every 18 hours. This works out to be 8 hours every 24 hours. When I could get the sleep consistently, I loved it. (Oxygen levels were…

The aftermarket didn’t ruin the PT Cruiser, Chrysler did when they made it.

Yeah, I don’t know how I missed that.

I’m pretty sure he stayed on the throttle, just given the shape of the rear tires while they’re going airborne.

Their there they’re. It’s not hard.

but if the new Bronco looks like the 1960s version and roughy the size of an Edge or smaller, that will most likely be my next car.

I don’t even care about a V8, not a manual kills anything.

I’m surprised by how freaking slow these cars are, although I guess the police versions are weighed down quite a bit with extra equipment and reinforcements. And actually, I’m surprised by how quick the Tahoes are.

I get to enjoy Gary all the time as a fan of the Orioles. He does the MASN TV broadcasts on a regular basis. He and Palmer are just awesome to listen to.

Great, now attach it to a manual transmission with a clutch pedal.

I like that truck, but that price is ridiculous. Also don’t like that it’s raised.

Use a password manager.

While I enjoy Al Michael’s commentary, this game sucks.

We’ve recognized that for the most part, it hasn’t been abused.

The nation has gone through darker hours than Mr. Trump would be able to visit upon us

Also: that’s a very wide strike zone.