Huh. Marty’s life preserver finally makes sense.

I know that makes a fun headline, but watching it live, it sure looked like Foligno asked and Wilson obliged.  Maybe not because MN had just scored in a game that Caps had all the momentum so it made more sense for Wilson to create a spark.  Either way, this was a VERY consensual affair.  

I genuinely thought that was a static image until he blinked

Mainly referring to all the rural red counties  but als Lakeland and Tampa which, even though Tampa went blue, it was a pretty shameful margin for a city of any size.

Is there an car that ZF9HP transmission can’t ruin? man alive.

“Alexei Ovchinin” wink wink.

That's no way to talk about our president. 

Can you fuck off with that? Thanks.

It’s going to be a longshot in November. All I can say is that I hope that people show up to vote. I think Graham would’ve been the “safer” choice, but, apparently, we don’t do that here in Florida and just go balls to the walls.

Think about that poor mother and her 12 year old daughter. Imagine being her husband and the father of that child. You look forward every day to spending time with them when you get home from work and out of the blue you get a call that some loser destroyed them and took them away from you forever. You don’t even get…

true story alert!!

america works just like a car... you put it in (D) to go forward and (R) to go backwards...

Saw it the other day. It was horrifyingly sycophantic.

For me, space is grounding.

How’s it been for you on reliability? That’s where I’m still stuck on the fence. I’ve been a Toyota guy for years and I love not worrying much about my cars as long as I take care of them.

The Montreal races were probably the most entertaining races NASCAR has ever produced, especially when Ambrose and Robby Gordon were involved.

If there is a Back to the Future remake, I’m going to burn down Hollywood. 

Perhaps you should try to have kids before spouting this nonsense. What a load of horseshit.

There’s also a great deal more regulatory certainty than there used to be, thanks to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management developing a framework that engages the public every step of the way from planning to construction.