This shouldn’t surprise anyone paying attention. The FBI has been accused of parallel construction using the NSA’s database for quite some time. It’s just that no one has been able to prove standing to get at the proof of it without the FBI dropping the charges.

Pellet stoves are the way to go. They don’t stink, you can vent them through the wall, they put out 70k+ BTU’s, burn maybe a couple pounds of fuel an hour, and they’re 200 bucks or so on Craigslist for a used one.

I was just thinking it would never survive my steep 600 foot gravel driveway in 96 gallon form.

ERJ145 when I was working an A&P for a regional airline. Taxi them around or tug them around for engine checks etc.

Man I thought I was going far as I thought “turd in a punch bowl.” You’re just vicious.

If you’re going to go down this path, you should also do an article about why the US left the gold standard and the flexibility that flexibly valuing currency in line with GDP provides an economy in times of turmoil.

That’s the real kicker here. Trump, and those who wish to use him to get even richer, want to view the US as an isolated market. The fact that automakers have global platforms to reduce manufacturing and compliance costs, as the markets they’re selling into are growing faster than the US, never even crosses his mind.

What is the weight and weight distribution compared to the V8?

The Cortana fix was actually the opposite for me, turning “CortanaConsent” from 1 to 0.

I’m not defending US imperialism, but there isn’t a ton of nuance in the question this result is derived from. The survey asked, reading through the linked document for that question:

Doesn’t surprise me, at least in the regional jets, crap used to accumulate all over the controls from whatever was being eaten in the cockpit.

My numbers were from memory based on the last conversation we had here about gas taxes when the Philadelphia refinery exploded and we discussed demand curves.

We’re a special kind of dysfunctional here.

I’d be interested to see what the market research would show about this. Not that they’ll ever give it to me.

1st: That’s not really a surprise considering that the SUV/Truck boom is starting to show some signs of weakness. I’m not really sure why Ford thought they were going to be able to ride the pony for any substantial period of time and show no substantial signs of at least moving to electrify them.

I’m not sure why we never discuss doing something like a Czech Republic style licensing system. It’s vastly different than the rest of the EU and seems to be more in line with the way Americans think of gun ownership.

I’m going full On the Beach stealing something exotic, fast, and flammable so I can die in all my fiery glory hosting a Grand Prix like the book.

That’s the real kicker here. The state is exploiting a captive labor pool for cheap labor and incentivizes participating an in a dangerous activity for what amounts to absolute crap pay. Because of the restrictions on who can work as an emergency responder in CA, the state completely fails to provide the…

Don’t forget the macro to mark for deletion too.

This is the only correct answer to the question.