I’m in the same boat.

Blame the kid. “Put the phone away.”
Blame the cop more. “How did you think it would be reasonable to rage out on a kid like that, over what’s basically nothing?”
Blame the teacher, too. “You probably could’ve kept this situation cool without escalating it like this.”

I really wonder why the teacher opted to call the SRO in. I figure you call the SRO in when students are becoming physically violent, are threatening as such, or in a group uproar you can’t handle. But one student? The teacher should be able to handle that without escalation. I’d look at the teacher to see how he…

Sometimes we forget that comics have had different writers, even within the last 5-7 years of a run.

It’s how I’ve felt for awhile. Like, Rogers is always the touchstone - he represents and favors the true American ideal. He’s flawed in how he’d think about it in some cases, being human. The other Caps bring different execution and different perspective, but still hearken back to their touchstone - Steve Rogers.

They could at least be retractable or something. I mean, come on. He’s not worried about debris in the eyes ALL the time, is he?

You can really expand “will do what’s right” vs “hopes it will do what’s right” to anything in government. Hell, even Steve Rogers saw he was wrong and he’s seen it numerous times. Thing is, he kept his blinders on even after things went sour. Wilson on the other, he can see that the government IS flawed and hopes…

Well, actually...Isaiah Bradley was the test, then Rogers was the next test. It at least stuck with Rogers.

Same. I grew up in a super diverse school near an Army base. The SROs we had never brought out muscle until things came to blows, either at them or between students. This officer though, he went from 0-60 in a second and for no reason.

Not as cool as the saga (or love triangle) of Asif, Salman, and, Mudasir.

Play soccer like a girl (US Women’s Soccer Team) - hell yes, great teamwork, great execution, results of a lot of training and real dedication. Fight like a girl (Ronda Rousey) - incredible speed, power, footwork and unbelievable aggression? Hell yes to that too.

I could see that being the way things go for quite some time. If not specific roads, then specific lanes - similar to how an HOV works, probably even replacing them. I’m no traffic analyst, though.

I said, “automatically” for a reason. Waiting for the seat to rotate back around and waiting for the steering column to come back out seems like a bad idea. I’d probably do better whipping back around to the steering column that’s already out and hitting some kinda manual override switch.

Seems like they need to do something about pedestrian walking habits and something about the habits of their drivers. Some of those drivers...ugh.

This and the Infiniti QX80 are THE ugliest recent designs on the road. But the reason this Lincoln is uglier? It’s because it just feels like the baleen whale grille was slapped on whereas Infiniti’s QX80 designer actually attempted to make everything look like it was done by the same person.

Those side intakes have a cool shape, but the fact that they stick out so far is the problem.

It’s like, “eh” on appearance. Driving one is OK, but man...man that thing has a sloppy turning radius.

Seriously. Infiniti/Nissan has vehicles that range from “eh” to “great” and yet this thing managed to be produced. It’s like the designer looked at every proportion of a large SUV and proceeded to fuck them all up. It’s an outdated, ugly, and unusually horrible form on the roads.

The idea of a driverless car is OK, so long as everyone else is doing the same, or so long as the traffic conditions on a mixed driver road permit (basically, empty). I don’t think it’d be hard to get a car to do well in inclement weather, it’ll take time to perfect.

But the idea of seats that automatically rotate…

“I know you love your wife, most men love their wives. But sin is ugly. Your beautiful bride’s face becomes ugly during this sinful time that she is grudgingly giving you sex as she grimaces wanting you to just ‘hurry up and get it over with.’

If she’s looking at you like, “get it over with” then you’re probably a…

You can try v-necks, henleys, or moroccan-neck shirts, in a flattering fit. It’s funny how a tiny detail around the neck and better fit can make a shirt go from “I just pulled this out of the drawers” to, “This shirt was a conscious, specific choice for an outfit.