Because racecar.

I only found one instance of broken pliers on Amazon's customer pictures. I have three of them, both the original version and the newer, with the non-serrated blade. I use them intensively and never broke a plier.

Yes! I have one at work, one EDC and one in the car. I tried many multitools and the Skeletool CX is bested them all.

Jalopnik IS a Senna page, or at least #oppositelock

Currently reading.

What an amazing qualifying lap.

Alain, you shall not pass!!!

indeed!

The director must be the Indian Michael Bay.

True, especially compared to the original.

Probably posted already.

I get it, but what I don't understand is why, after ROV's are the norm in this kind of expeditions, someone would spend such a large amount of money to bring crew and tourists down there.

Well said, hate the hatin'. I'd promote if I could.

Thanks!

Not really, research and machines are my fields, but I don't see as many daily use technologies that sprawl from going to the Challenger Depth on manned vehicles. I'd rather use ROVs.

It's all good, I was expecting it when the reply notification links took me to a Lifehacker post.

pheew, you scared me!

Maybe reading through the replies would have been too much to ask from you too. This is the fifth time I write this: "I did, but the article was taken down and edited after I had posted my comment. "

aw, come on! Maybe I was too sarcastic, but definitively not trolling.