Despite DHS best efforts to bloat and ruin the fine Coastguard, it is still the best value for money service, and the service most likely to actually help individual Americans.

I have never heard the barefoot myth but I have been told many times driving with flip-flops is a no-no which makes sense to me.

You forgot the part about sitting in front of the computer, watching your traffic YouTube channel and masturbating to your own righteousness.

It used to be that grounding a ship was pretty much a career-ending move for a Naval officer, I have to imagine that grounding on the Arizona memorial has to be on a whole other scale.

Fun twist: When I went to my boyfriend’s family reunion, I thought he was going to propose, but I got dumped instead. Apparently his mother, aunts, and sisters all knew beforehand and bought me parting-from-the-family gifts. How’s that for fucked up? lol.

Do you think the people who lived in that area asked their governor to put their national guard equivalent on watch to make sure they weren't being invaded?

I’m just saying, if I put you in a Dodge Viper you probably wouldn’t get bored driving it.

And, if you win, you get to pay $250 plus for the “privilege” of hanging out on Staten Island for several hours before the race and having to walk 1ish mile to get out of the finish line after running 26.2 miles.

You forgot the best American Wagon

Beat me to it.

But you’d think in a family, they would just designate one person to film it. It’s not like they had drastically different perspectives.

I record in portrait mode out of spite.

After the game, a reporter asked Rosario about his family filming the moment.

The most impressive part of this feat is that of the 4 people filming it, they all had their camera’s oriented correctly.

so as not to go into them?

They should keep an eye on him, makings of a serial killer.

Go compare a 2015 Civic to a 1995 Accord.

Just give me one simple screen and let me run my smartphone through it.

Enough with the touch screens!! Remember back in the 80’s, when car manufacturers threw tasteful design out the window to make room for digital LCD displays on everything, just because they could?

Ok, so I have 2 stories from a summer I spent working at a family friend’s dealership in high School.