I always ask them why they think that then point out that “Sticking it to the Libs” isn’t a coherent policy.

Don’t get me wrong, the number of people in the care of CBP is absolutely unprecedented. It’s impossible to dispute that and no one is choosing to reinterpret that data.

I polyurethaned both an 8' maple and a 8' poplar board, then my wife did them up like rulers with some sharpies for our kids.

Exactly. Overall it may not be cheaper but you can back into the full cost as opposed to paying for someone elses time, material and taste.

I cannot seriously believe we’ve reached this level of dystopia this quickly.

Don’t forget you can use a pumice stone to get animal hair out of carpets and other upholstery.

That thing looks like a Veryon had a drunken one night stand with a Aventador and the bastard child got none of the good hereditary qualities of either.

Beto O’Rourke’s brand suddenly got a lot cooler.

Counter point: If the knock-offs are that good, why even bother operating in a space that can get you shut down? Just open a micro-brand and operate in the open as a “homage.”

I was just running that quote about hydrogen being the fuel of tomorrow (and it always will be) through my head as it relates to Tweels.

Just do what Uber, Lime, Lyft, and whatever that pogo stick company is called and give a 20 minute speech on “disruption” (bonus points if you can also work AI, Blockchain, Raw Water and Synergy into the conversation) to justify why you’re running afoul of the law.

There’s multiple wall anchors that are rated for 75-100lbs of shear force in drywall. Ikea distributes them too as part of the anchoring kits in case you can’t drill into a stud. Two of them is usually sufficient to prevent tip over from kids.

I’d buy this solely for the fact that I can position it over the baseboards instead of constantly knocking, or having my kids dump, small items behind the dresser.

This is a pretty common occurrence with aircraft maintenance. It’s just semi interesting to the general public because of Boeing’s current woes with the Max series jets.

Close but:

I found brave to be fairly resource hungry on my phone. Of course it was a Nexus 5X, I should try it on the new 3a.

Dammit.... It’s that kind of day.

That’s a great point. That method would likely be the best way to capitalize on the brand recognition they already have.

Amazon had a lot of competitive advantages that Uber doesn’t have, namely the market it was entering into being nascent so there wasn’t really anyone to displace. That allowed them to operate they way that they did for a long time as everyone else needed to catch up. Amazon used that time to diversify it’s core…

Maybe, from what I’ve seen (I used to work in the defense side of the UAV industry and I have a lot of connections there yet) they really haven’t brought much to the table. There’s some control system stuff done with NASA and supposedly some VTOL research being done with the Army but I haven’t seen or heard of any…