Infrastructure Adjacent Commentary -

So, of course it makes sense that states people want to live in would be more likely to do more with their money than simply repave roads. Additionally, many rural areas don’t have much of a tax base and have deferred maintenance and repairs for years, so those projects are going to be a priority before they get…

Don’t forget about how the sound of buzzing generators compliments the sounds of the great outdoors!

It’s an outrage! there is nothing on earth that improves the great outdoors like the clouds of diesel exhaust pouring from a slow moving, stuck in traffic RV as it ponderously blocks traffic and slowly crawls ahead in an endless ant-column of vehicles all wanting to see the glory of our state and national park system.

We live in a nation of spoiled toddlers. Banality of evil indeed.

Trump’s on it!

And the first time.

His Monopoly-obsessed parents already used “Community Chest” for his older brother?

The short answer is that this is exactly who we are. 

It’s all fluff PR that they put out there to try and generate good will so that the masses will excuse their bad behavior when it eventually comes to light. Musk did the same thing a decade ago when he wanted to be seen as “the man who will save our planet”. He was supposedly all about protecting the environment,…

Who would have thought when “Idiocracy” premiered in 2006, it would be the leading documentary of this century

It was the zoomers this time, not the boomers.

Yep,

It’s painfully obvious how Trump won a second time.

If I can’t get a Suzuki Jimny, what even was the point of destroying the American experiment?

You’re staring with a faulty assumption, though: That if the suspect escapes the initial stop, they automatically escape punishment. Radios exist. I’m told that a couple of cops even have brains that they could use to “detect” things and make cases. Most criminals really aren’t that smart and will get caught…

With GPS trackers and magnets so inexpensive, why are police chases even a thing?  Tag the car with a few trackers and move in on them later when there’s no chance of a chase.  It’s not even a new idea, Batman has been doing it for decades.

Get a grip. It’s actually quite difficult to die in a car if you have your seatbelt on and aren’t driving like a complete and utter moron. We manage to drive over three trillion miles in vehicles in the US every year, and only 40K die as a result. Something like a quarter of those are pedestrians, bicyclists, and…

It’s funny, in their latter days Oldsmobiles were watchwords for generic, uninteresting design, but that broad, simplistic styling has made them age into pretty solid examples of 90s/early aughts design. I like this.