Here is Rule 5(G) of United’s Contract of Carriage:

The USPS is a government bureaucracy that attempts to operate like a for-profit corporation. Regardless of where you stand on government versus free enterprise it collides the worst elements of both.

He very clearly left an “out” for a few decent Patriots fans, and it sounds like the touching story of your father would fit you in that category. Unfortunately you blew it in the last two sentences. May the Lord curse you such that if you henceforth ever mutter “they hate us cause they ain’t us” that you will shit…

Your dad would be proud at what an insufferable fuck you’ve grown into. Good to know you’re the only person who’s ever suffered loss in the world.

I feel for your pain. And I’m going to try to say this in the nicest way possible, but ... he wasn’t the entire country’s father.

Even their booing of Goodell is tainted. Everyone else hates him because of bullshit like punishing weed worse than domestic violence, covering up CTE, or arbitrary bullshit like punishing players for celebrating or wearing the wrong shoes.

You’re right...it’s coaching that prepares you to have the mentality that if you don’t need a stretcher get the fuck off the field. The players should have known it because they should have been coached that way. Is it why they lost the Super Bowl? No, but it certainly helped.

It’s also the correct one. If you don’t need a stretcher and a medical team to stabilise you before moving, you limp your ass to the sideline and take 30 seconds off the clock…

I’m not getting paid for these.

There were also a few Falcons injuries where they had to stop the clock and I know this will sound bad but I was thinking at the time, “you might be hurt, but you have to get up and get off the field and not allow the refs to call an injury time out. That clock has to keep running.”

The Benz is the first production automobile using an internal combustion engine. It is the true genesis of the mass produced car of today. Yes, there were earlier automobiles that used a variety of engines, and most were not really mass produced.

Ah, the megahertz myth is alive and well, I see. A modern Intel CPU has around one and a half billion transistors, and the Apple II’s 6502 process had three and a half thousand. That’s around 400,000 times more transistors.

This is utterly ridiculous.

Chris Cillizza is a right-wing, dark money apologist going way back. No surprises there. He’s absolute scum.

But there’s absolutely nothing new there. Thompson was writing 45 years ago about how a complete basket case like Thomas Eagleton could get appointed a VP candidate, simply because nobody in the press corps wanted to risk access by pointing out that nuclear weapons could end up in the hands of a manic depressive.

Can’t star this enough. Access journalism has disincentivized solid reporting, and we’re all poorer for it.

This is how the Trump administration will put over the dismantling of American civil society for the next four years: by banking on whipped, boot-licking reporters so committed to the performance of empty impartiality and the maintenance of access

Or they are simply “blow up the system” populists. If you are against the current system, being anti-Hillary is pretty easy. I didn’t vote for Trump or Clinton - third party for me - but it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see why Trump would be favored by a subset of Warren/Sanders supporters.

My guess would be that they were determining whether the gunshot was self-inflicted or not. It’s easy to sit here and wonder why an investigation was needed, but it’s probably a good thing that the authorities take a little time to rule out murder. You know, just in case he was murdered and there’s now a murderer…

...but this list wasn’t about anything else. You seem to be applying an addition condition— “soul” (which no cars have because they’re machines, not living organisms)— and then judging against these cars on the basis of that application.