And make the Si in non-metallic blue you cowards!

So Perez was right the whole time, and Red Bull being Red Bull decided to ignore their 2nd driver.

We need to bully them into bringing back Blazing Orange Pearl or some other kickass color. Red, black, white and grey...boring. WTF happened to blue? At least bring that back.

Lessee, Michael Griffin has a BS in Physics from Johns Hopkins, a MSE in Aerospace Science from Catholic University of America, and a PhD in Aerospace Engineering from Maryland.

Imagine being so full of yourself that you think you can school actual rocket scientists. “ Hold up guys! This rando on Jalopnik just figured out that our plan won’t work. “

Wait. So, you do care?

I mean based on the article it sounds like this guy has been taking the laziest route with his art for a while (the accusation of photobashing) and so this was bound to happen eventually and that it’s less of a case of Generative AI is bad (as this article contends) and more so a case of This Artist is Bad and…

100% correct. If Tayor Swift never used another fossil fuel item the rest of her life (not sure that is actually possible), the difference in CO2 emissions would be immaterial.

The smartest thing the oil companies ever did was to invent the term “Carbon Footprint” and shift the pollution blame to individuals.

I still like Darth Teeth.  But I suppose we’ll see.  I like Bortles too.  But why not Darth Molotov?

Anytime I had a problem and I threw a Molotov cocktail, boom! Right away, I had a different problem

Instead of lightsaber, he can use a light Molotov cocktail! 

Unless presented with evidence that it isn’t Qimir, I’m going to refer to the master as Darth Bortles.

Cute little guys has literally been a staple of star wars since Yoda was introduced in Empire. Then you had ewoks, Droid troopers, bb8, those penguin things in Last Jedi, and babu friik. So like, this is nothing new. Merchandising was also a huge aspect of star wars, so much so I’m pretty sure Lucas wrote it into his…

It raises an interesting question: do you assign some kind of connection and “cancellation” of an object once owned by a terrible person, even if said object is no longer connected with that person or anyone related to them?

Awesome hit piece - great takedown of a dead guy

an aging driver called back to the grid to compete alongside a rising star

I didn’t think it made sense for one random soldier and a rat catcher to be sent to assassinate Aemond, one of the best swordsmen around at the time. What would their odds of success be?

Florida without Disney World is Mississippi.  Glad DBag finally realized this.  

The lack of media literacy in the reviews and reactions to this weeks episode is staggering.