I remember watching some military instructor on TV in my country answering accusations that the training enforced on new recruits is dangerous and that a lot of people get injured.

I didn't expect much design-wise because Nissan can't make a nice looking compact car since ever, but I did expect something a little bit more exciting considering how the rest of the lineup looks. I have a feeling it won't sell that well just like the past generations.

I did similar thing when learning animation. Squares are the easiest thing to make.

FWD and RWD both have their flaws but the main reason we use FWD is because it allows for engine and powertrain to be in the front of the car, freeing up space in the back for passengers and luggage. So it only made sense to use it when there was market for cars that needed to use space efficiently.

Zagreb, Croatia

This was one of my constant fears as a kid driving in the car.

I am googling it as I type this. Done!

Captain Fardis Rezvani!

My thoughts exactly! I've seen frozen fish delivered with more care. On the other hand, preparation for burials can get messy as well.

"Wow Bump! Much Draft!"

I bet they went to the bar for a few drinks before visiting Renault stand. :)

I've noticed the same thing with calipers. Americans call it micrometer, no matter what resolution it has.

Future archeologists will have a very wrong idea of what was going on at our time.

It is KUKA Agilus. Part of the presentation on their new line of small robotic arms. In little more than a week, one of the machines will play ping pong match against Timo Boll.

I always thought Starship Troopers was immensely popular in the US. Guess I was wrong. First time I watched it as a kid I thought it was a comedy movie with all that parody of movie news and stereotypical Americans. But then that guy took off his helmet in the middle of live ammo practice and next thing you know they…

Holy crap!