It’s worse. In the full article, it says she actually got mad and corrected the officer when he called her “Mrs.” Wadsack. 

No it isn’t. We got Mark Kelly. And some good reps.

Oddly enough, this isn’t the first article about an AZ legislator using “immunity” to get out of speeding ticket:

I think there was another article on Jalopnik a few years back about another AZ legislature. Caught doing 110 mph or something, and told the officer he had immunity. Also said something about his 15 year old Lexis being able to handle it because it had “shocks” or something equally stupid.

I was a fan of Stewart during his first run, but now I think he’s a victim of his own success. He created an entire genre that has now been filled and many of his successors are better than he ever was. It’s like the Beatles vs. whoever they “stole” from. One may have done it first, but the other did it better.

How’s Twitter doing under his genius leadership? 

I just kick it over and run away as it falls.

I think it’s a safe assumption that most people generate trash, and don’t want that trash piling up in their garage/yard/apartment. 

It was set to begin filming season 3. The NY Times reported that it was cancelled due to Stewart quitting when Apple said they didn’t want him doing the China and AI shows.

The difference is that cyclist wear helmets to protect themselves, pedestrians don’t. A person knocked down by a cyclist can end up with a severe head injury. 

I used to bike commute nearly every day (I’d even run more often than drive for a while). I was fortunate to have a gym next to my office where I could shower and change before work.

When I bike-commuted I was fortunate to have a gym across the street from my office. So I’d just kept fancy clothes in my locker there so I could shower and change before going to the office.

Contract; like a lease that instead of being for 1-year, is until 30k miles.

Instead of a 1-year lease it should be until 30k miles or so.

Thankfully they offered it with a 6MT.

He’s not; at least not when it comes to “book smarts.” He’s got the fancy degrees and academic accolades, was a successful (if slimy) attorney, and now a US Senator.

You’re right. The lack of stable work caused by shorter seasons and fewer seasons is one of the driving factors behind the writer’s strike.

Forget the V8 and just get the best 911 you can find for $60k.

How was he even stuck there? Maybe he spent more on sticker and offset wheels than actual off-roading parts, but it must have at least a rear-locker. What’s stopping him from getting back on the road?

Sharcaindo.