So “actual free speech” is platforming Nazis and suspending journalists and anyone who says “cis”?

I’m not going to use my time to tell you you’re wrong.  I’m going to use my time to tell you that you’re a piece of nazi sucking shit. 

Plane train was most definitely not running when I got dumped off by Frontier 4 terminals away from baggage claim at 1 in the morning (after waiting 30 minutes for a ramp worker to connect the jet bridge to the plane)

Yeah the last time I flew out of Atlanta on a flight that was leaving at 9pm on a Sunday, we got past security at like 7pm. Thinking we would grab a bite at the Sweetwater brewery or something. All of the real restaurants were already closed for the night, while the fast food lines were crazy long. McDonalds and Panda…

Video?  Nope.

I’m just here to note (correctly) that Jim Spanfeller is a herb as well as a thin-skinned poopy baby. A thin-skinned farty poopy baby herb who doesn’t know not to mess with one of the site network’s strongest assets: its lively, active, frequently returning commentariat.

Left Hand Utes was mentioned during the development of this story. However, our EIC noted that when the company was interviewed for a prior story its owner failed to provide proof that their conversions are federally legal before they ceased communications.

Stick to ports.

Because knee-jerk policy action without rational analysis first was a terrible way to make administrative decisions in 140 characters or less.

Did I miss something, or do they not want us seeing the front of the car for some reason?

I’m going to set my mark for “cheap” here at $25,000. (Let us assume you put down $3,000, and you finance $22,000. With decent credit, that means your car payment comes in just under $400 per month at 60 months.)

Wants:

Better yet:

Outside of in-city U-Haul rentals, I can’t remember the last time a car rental came with mileage restrictions (US or abroad). It’s always been unlimited miles for the duration of the rental.

Not just the Jetsons.  Skip to 1:32.

That list of stuff that employee went through in a day gives me an anxiety attack. I don’t know how anyone can work in a customer facing role like that. I waited tables when I was in school and it made me start to hate people because of that kind of stuff.  Definitely makes me appreciate those that have to put up with…

Oh. Do you drive a Tesla?

Also, wipe your nose.  It’s smelly and brown

Wipe your chin. It’s embarrassing.

Plus, even if an operator knows they did something wrong, it’s often not their job—or they may even be forbidden—to fix mistakes. This could have been installed wrong, the operator knew immediately, and then they just flagged it using what every QC protocol they have, and down the line it went until it reached the…