theskipfaust
theskipfaust
theskipfaust

You are in far, far, FAR more danger from the other idiots on the road than some hacker. Some places like Florida, you pray before driving anywhere that you will make it there alive.

Disclaimer, I live in florida... Between the Bruh trucks with guys that can barely drive, and everyone rolling on bald tires and not

OK.. this is NOT Comcast.. it’s a subcontractor with the comcast logo on the side - jeez.

I hate this video, but they’re not breaking the law. What they’re guilty of, is not going above and beyond what a normal and logical human would do. These guys are not different than any guys that do any telephone pole work I’m sure. They know Comcast/the Towns Policy, and they’re following it.

I’m a C-130 pilot but never got to unleash the Taliban Tornado.

For eight year old CaptainButters this was my Waterloo. Never passed it. Thanks for the great memories.

It’s a very vain ship. It could be seen in public with cosmetic issues.

She was probably just trying to make TE.

Huh. Not the usual kind of hot water we see college athletes getting themselves into these days.

This isn’t a bug. This is the Make America Great Again DLC pack for the Sims.

I know man ... can’t lose any value on that corolla

Getting tackled by a girl is nothing to be ashamed of. Now getting tackled by a kicker...

Combined with your screenname, this is perfect.

My friends and I made a high school film involving the train formation. We are no longer allowed around high schools.

Extension cords will show up soon enough, expensive ones by Nintendo and/or 3rd party cheap ones.

You know what these guys need, right?

Ransom demands included a new coffee maker and access to the Stargate.

Afterwards when NASA refused to give the planes back and sent the message “finders keepers” to the USAF, that’s when the problems began.

I lived in Reno for a thankfully short amount of time in the early ‘90s. The economy was good then, the Silver Legacy having just opened to great reception and with much fanfare, the Harrah Museum had just moved from a ratty warehouse in Sparks (“Reno’s not quite hell, but you can see Sparks from there” was a popular