I prefer to think they’re just camouflaged, just in case the MiG does something stupid.

Ugh, vodka leads to bad things.

I like how that F-18 was kept armed, just in case.

I hate people. If that makes me not a person, so be it.

Depends where that extra cm is.

I agree with all your points except the cinematic cam: I don't know how many times I've seen the view rotate into a wall or behind a tree to ostensibly give you a view of the shot, but you end up only seeing the obstacle.

It’s not an explanation, but coffee can tailpipes are the most nonsensical car bullshit I’ve ever heard.

Is this part of the same story? I’m guessing no, but I can imagine a scenario where it is.

The Japanese Ninja Warrior is way more exciting than the American one, even without the commentary. Regular shmoes get to embarrass themselves and have fun doing it, whereas everyone seems to be screened to look athletic in the American one. The competitors are way too serious and nobody looks like they’re having a…

Anyone else feel like this is the equivalent of an ankle breaking, behind the back spin move in basketball?

Ever imagine what a Stig stag would be like?

Anyone else notice how options disappear when you try to go back and edit? Second time around, NYC is no longer an option, and third time, nursing disappeared.

Isn’t it Denuvo?

I’d call that Lame-Aid Man style.

Only slightly related, but I really want my interior door handles to feature weapons controls to shoot that asshat who crosses over three lanes to get to the exit at the last minute.

This is more clever than what I came here to reply.

It struck me as a bit more Tron-like, but with additional colors besides orange and blue.

Because as the Kings’ operations people (probably) rightly thought, this use of the monkey and Black History Month have no correlation other than falling on the same day and figured there wouldn’t be an issue. The Chinese Lunar calendar and its use of animals were in existence long before the West’s exploitation of…

Only marginally related, but those of us in the medical field have a completely different understanding of that “C. Diff” button.

have they trademarked letters?