From what I’ve seen so far, Singer wasn’t changing transcripts. Based on the schools they were trying to get into- they’re probably all low A/high B students and they were almost certainly attending expensive private schools- those schools do a pretty good job at preparing students and they’re generally used to…

I’d rather they just put more serious thought and effort into it. I’ll avoid calling any particular author/editor out because it’s not a problem unique to any of them but I’ve seen the same authors I’ve complained about on racing coverage turn out some really good, passionate, well researched articles. Then I see…

the team principal.

They have wings, let them fly away

I think by going “Online Only”, they’re cutting out a lot of potential buyers.

Or a remake of Lidsville where all the characters are on acid. They don’t have to change a thing.

As much as I love the idea of a quiet, independent bookstore, they must by necessity sell a limited selection of books they’ll be able to sell, and as such, it becomes a place by and for the kinds of people who shop at independent bookstores.

Plus, they’re fugly AF. A visual vortex of suck.

Of course they didn’t. They’d have to be in-style to go out of style.

“RIP MR2, you didn’t deserve this.”

I figured I would take a punt on it, and hope they don’t accidentally fuck up and bill me $2500 a month or some such idiocy.

I’ve bitten the bullet and tried Kayo. It seems like a reasonable streaming service for the cricket at least. Shall see how motorsport goes soon.

You a Kurt Vonnegut fan?

Its got a cop battery, cop bumpers, cop seats, cop lights, cop armor. It’s a model made without an ICE motor so we don’t have to worry about gas.

They used to take the chrome off bumpers, too, back in the day.

Call me crazy but this is one of those cult “enthusiast” cars (even the brand in general) that I just dont understand.

I watch it on my Atari 2600. In 4K!*

Given that all the tracks added to F1 for the last two decades have been designed by one guy (Hermann Tilke), why don’t they consider trying out a different track designer instead of continuing to throw money at this same guy whose tracks are always criticized for being boring?

The issue pretty much boils down to the environment from my perspective. There is plenty of autonomous equipment out there running today that isn’t cars. Ports for instances are quite automated. Huge industrial equipment that could easily hurt people or do some serious damage. The difference is they are in controlled…

Yes, because the United States of America is a federal republic composed of sovereign states. Our constitution limits the purview of the federal government to a few items, one of which us interstate commerce. That is used to justify regulatung all kinds of things, but theoretically if it takes place solely within a…