This. There amendments in the Bill of Rights protecting freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of association.

NASCAR knows their market. It’s just like the gun scope company that put Bible verses on their sights. (Or Sierra Trading Post with the hidden verse in every catalog, or In-N-Out Burger with the verses on the cups)

I’ll forgive you for your kickass avatar, but this business about “in-groups” and “out-groups” is nothing but latter day liberal McCarthyist horseshit.

You are on the tight track, though the SR-72 design brings a couple new propulsion toys to the table.

It slipped back into the black where it came from.

Aurora is and was a hoax based off of misinterpretation of the B-2's congressional funding designation, but you’re on the right track.

Or, perhaps, with their loss of the LRS-B contract as well as the F-35's much-publicized woes, they’re looking to pull the curtain off of some of their more exotic (and less strategically sensitive) black projects to help their stock prices, especially in this era of shrinking military budgets.

Digging down that rabbithole takes you to some pretty interesting places, that’s all I’ll say.

I’m sad that it took me so long digging through the comments to finds someone who was saying what you just said.

I really meant it about that AvWeek opening, Tyler. They would be lucky to have you.

Not as steep as $115,000,000

I’m glad to see that they finally found OP’s mom’s diaphragm!

*grabs popcorn*

This.

The early 2000's were really the zenith of modern video games. Seeing that makes me want to dig out my old thinkpad and listen to Brooke Burke while I take my tarted up Celica for a spin in the hills.

The Tacoma and the rav4 needed to be scions as well...

The Navy: “It might be an F-35C from Patient”

The A-12 was even more purposeful and otherworldly looking.

Blame the American left for abandoning their once-unwavering support for western society and the fruits of mankind’s ambitions, and instead trying to do everything in their power to tear it all down.

In a fairer, better world, Mazda would have been filled with the desire to go after the Aristo, and would have given us a 20b-engined 929 wearing Eunos badges in order to satisfy that desire.