Oliver Stone’s American History series on Netflix dives into the question of using the bomb pretty deeply, and it does not look good for Truman, et al.

When you look at the U.S.’s actions all around the world and their invasion and destruction of multiple countries over decades it is easy to see how people who DON’T live in the U.S. may see them possessing the majority of the worlds nukes as a potential threat. More so now with someone like Trump running the show.

But Russia’s nuclear weapons didn’t die with the first Cold War, and you shouldn’t forget about them for a second.

It’s an NC. Not surprised. The heater in the NC was amazing. It could melt your shoes. I always drove top down in winter in it, because otherwise it was way too hot inside. I’d even roll the windows down cause it would still get too warm.

Yeah, I never realized how creepy that song was until I heard it this year. “Hey, what’s in this drink?” Ummmmm, it might be time to change at least that line of the song.

Baby it’s Cold Outside is about date rape. I prefer Netflix and chill. Oregon resident here too.

Fuck this, I’m not dying in Florida

Are those standards even realistic? They have already given us the scam of small displacement FI engines that test well but don’t actually deliver the fuel economy promised.

lol.

Like watching your mother-in-law drive over a cliff in your new car!

First a Chevy then a Ford. Was seriously expecting a Ram next.

It definitely sucks that this happened to them, but on the other hand this is why nude picture are always a really bad idea. I don’t care who you are, if you have them on your phone or computer, somebody will find them eventually.

The other real story is the obscene price of prescriptions in the U.S.

Wouldn’t placing a bomb on the car trigger the actual bomb if it had one?

You want a manual?
Stop looking for cheap used interesting “Jalop” cars and buy them new!

Tragic. Fuck anyone who comments to the effect of “this is why women shouldn’t pilot”.

Two tours in Iraq (three if you count the first Gulf War) and I can’t remember ever saying to myself: “Hey, you know what would be great right about now? Less door and a cloth roof.”

Whats old is new again.