About a decade ago, my father was driving home from an Eastern Sunday church service in his 92 Volvo 240 turbo wagon (Incidentally, I wrote a few weeks ago about how my late father was an obsessive Saab collector, but he also had a soft spot for the 240 Volvo wagons as well).

Perhaps the AI that wrote this was asked to come up with a topical reference, and that was the best it could do.

If any of the approximately $1 million that Willson spent came from monies borrowed, then you could say it’s a ... sub-prime loan.

This is all a buncha nothing. Those emergency latches aren't hard at all to use. Super easy, barely an inconvenience.

How else do you think you’ll be able to build up enough tolerance to the heat?

I mean, he is right. Just like how gigantic asteroids colliding with Earth are a threat to manufacturing jobs in Michigan. Same thing with the heat death of the universe.

Thanks, appreciate it! He was 75, and had fatty liver disease over the last decade or so, which eventually led to cirrhosis. Died this past January 6th. What’s pretty crazy is that it was a genetic thing - he wasn’t even much of a drinker. That being said, I do not envy anyone who goes through it, because damn is it a…

I’ll fully admit that this is a biased answer based on nothing more than that it was my dad’s favorite car and he passed away earlier this year, but damn if it isn’t the Saab c900 - obviously not the NG900 facelift nonsense in the 90s.

“However, there’s no certainty over that now as questions swirl about Boeing’s ambitions for space flight going forwards.”

I think he’s gotta plead ignorance here. If someone had only told him that this sort of thing was frowned upon.

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Well, the physical hazard button alone should merit a quirk and feature!

At least they were able to turn the hazards on! That's a win for Elon.

Good call to not let them on the plane. As we all know, GvH is very serious and can even be contagious in the right environment.

Fred Beans.

Even EGOTers can push out a turd.

I mean that’s definitely a huge part of it too, considering how many of the various politicians that were his VP finalists made it clear that they, somehow “wouldn’t have allowed” the certification to happen. Never mind that it’s a purely ceremonial role with very little if any power, they all still sucked up to the…

I’m sure that Trump has advisors that gave him much better suggestions, but my guess is that he wanted Vance for exactly who he is - for his incompetence. Trump is so narcissistic that I just can’t imagine him being able to handle a running mate like like Rubio or Tim Scott, who aren’t much better than Vance but can…