Outstanding post. Thank you!

And even a meltdown is a very remote possibility. Much more likely is you get accidents that result in the dispersion of radioactive materials, whether into the air via a fire or explosion, or perhaps into the ground water due to a leak or flooding. Localized exposure to gamma and neutron radiation is also a risk if…

True and not true. He is laughably incorrect. But you don’t need explosive lenses for a nuclear bomb. The Hiroshima bomb was a “gun style” design that literally fired one piece of uranium into another larger piece to achieve a prompt critical nuclear mass.

We’ll call it the Mangino Rule.

Uh, Lott didn’t have a bit of his pinky finger removed. It was TORN OFF during a game and he had it taped up so he could keep playing.

I had my ‘13 Abarth engine replaced under warranty at 11K. No hassle from the studio. Once they diagnosed the consistent oil loss as an engine problem, they ordered the swap.

I’m speechless. So I’ll let Ron Burgundy do the talking.

Why? Is Green deciding to go on another nut kicking tour?

You seem fun.

You know, China coulda avoided this problem 20, 10, 5 or even 1 year ago, by not continuing to enable it’s dipshit client state.

Wait, is that before or after the freak motor cycle accident?

I used to think that if the Browns had traded back to get a pair of first round picks and more, they could have set the foundation. Only years later did I realize that it wouldn’t have mattered. One pick or one hundred, they would find a way to waste them all.

CRVs are the new Camrys.

You’re misunderstanding. The logic goes: God hates Cleveland. LeBron won a championship in Cleveland. Therefore, Lebron beat God.

You could almost hear him thinking “Nope nope nope nope” on his way out of the frame.

Remind me, how many championships does Westbrook have? And most important, did he win any of those championships in CLEVELAND?

Good analogy. Of the three retro-focused “people’s compacts” on the market today (Mini, Beetle, 500), only the Fiat is actually affordable.

Or, how about cheap interiors that still manage to place the emphasis on the right bits? I’m thinking of my Fiat 500 Abarth. The ergonomics are wonky and the plastics thin and hard. Yet the leather seats are quite nice and the steering wheel fantastic. I also appreciate the leather wrapped hood that overtops the…