also, ain’t none of these actually $1

Insurance is actually one of the more reasonable aspects of flying, believe it or not. The more flying time you have, generally, the lower your premiums become. 

Exactly.  I own on an airstrip and see how the costs weigh people down after awhile.  Two dozen homes, three dozen planes--- only a handful of which can still afford to fly.  It’s a rich man’s hobby, regrettably.

Owning a plane is wildly expensive and not really comparable to owning a car, and though in some ways it is like a house, your house doesn’t cost hundreds or thousands of dollars an hour to operate (yes, an hour). On top of the mentioned fuel and overhaul cost, there are a myriad of items that require an annual…

Funny thing, but in another comment on another post, I wrote that I am not a big fan of the concept of the slippery slope, but here I am going to argue the opposite.

Screw this.  If k or ok does the job that is what I am using.  If you can’t handle it.....too bad.

If the EVs get to make whining noises then so should I.

Sounds like any electric RC car I’ve ever heard...but more bigger. Actually it pretty much sounds like any current quadcopter. I mean, that’s the point though, right? You aren’t wasting energy as sound

Not really a thing for bikes (except to sucker people). It’s physically impossible to hydroplane a road bike tire under real world conditions because of the shape, and the immense amount of pressure. Obviously they don’t work as well in the wet, but cutting out rain groves or other sipping would only decrease the…

I've owned three Subies and no head gaskets. Needless to say, they have sorted out that problem.

Why isn’t the solution a low cost motion sensor in the fob.  When its not in motion its not broadcasting.  Seems pretty straightforward and inexpensive with little user hassle.  I know some makes do this, but not Tesla?  Have it time out after 30 seconds.

Only 8? Amateur. 

Or is that some kind of little field course?

While off-road fashion is definitely in...what made you so sure he doesn’t just clean his Jeep when he’s done playing with it?

I used to work at a children’s hospital. A patient my team was involved with was a little girl that was in a somewhat survivable head on collision if not for the fact a roof rack full of stuff came through the windscreen and killed her mum and uncle. She sat in the back seat with mum and uncle dead in front of her for…

Now imagine they're rear-ending somebody, and sending all that junk into the car they just hit.

“but dads have become a culturally acceptable target for gentle mockery and loving parody”

This is nice in theory. But in real life, most people just talk and talk and talk and talk if you let them. Waiting two seconds, even if they *were* done, is just long enough for them to decide that they weren't done.

Doing this in a meeting will mean you will never speak; Or by the time everyone has said their piece, the context has changed; Or you’ve forgotten what you were going to say.