I think what they’re getting at is not only does she look amazing in cosplay, she still looks amazing out of cosplay. It’s like an overload of amazingness that’s practically unfair. 

i.e. “the rust belt”

First, I never said they should have done it just that it would have made the infrastructure maintenance manageable.

Your reading comprehension is very poor, please try again.

I’m betting that their position in the market is driven more by their competitive product offerings than their logo. I’m not a potential customer for any lending services since I already have a Navy Federal account and they are the best but it wouldn’t surprise me if it’s a turnoff for at least some potential…

I’m not sure which logo you’re looking at but I’m seeing an upside down house. That’s not a positive symbol for a mortgage lender, at all. Especially not in the wake of the housing crisis. They could have at least made the arrow more narrow to avoid that association but it looks like their graphic designer was too…

I find it amazing that an entire team of “professionals” could come to the conclusion that an upside-down house is a positive and engaging logo for a mortgage lender. It is literally a symbol for an upside-down mortgage, a concept which most homeowners already have fresh in their mind in the wake of the housing market…

Granted most riders in Mexico won’t have full gear. 

Gary’s problem is that it has too much infrastructure to maintain and not enough population to do so. When the rust belt depopulated through the end of the 20th century they didn’t just tear down all of the underutilized infrastructure and centralize the remaining population, so you end up with partially depopulated…

There’s always that guy... did you have anything to add or did you just want to let everyone know how much you love motorcycles?

Banning all 4 million of those cars from the road would cause a transportation crisis in Mexico. They used inferior technology they could afford in lieu of safe technology which they could not at the time.

I’m speculating here but I think you have a different definition of “best” from most people.

I’m speaking from a holistic perspective not just the consumer’s. How can anyone possibly stop discrimination if they are unable to identify the factors which are causing individuals to discriminate? It’s not so simple as to pass a law saying “don’t discriminate under penalty of law” and discrimination is gone…

What makes you hate Australians so much? Did they kill your dog or something?

The average NBA game lasts 2 hours and 15 minutes, overall they are much shorter than MLB games.

You seem to think that people can either not care about baseball or only care about baseball with nothing in between. I like watching baseball games, but I still only watch recaps for most O’s games. I just don’t have time to watch all of them, and I definitely don’t have time to sit around for 3 hours with nothing on…

But nearly everyone else does, and without a critical mass of fan support the whole thing falls apart. Just because baseball has been around for longer than all of us doesn’t mean the MLB can’t decline in both revenue and quality if they don’t keep casual fans interested.

It absolutely matters who is doing the discriminating, unless you only care about virtue signaling. How can you possibly hope to correct a problem when you haven’t identified the major factors at play?

Names are influenced by culture, and African Americans proudly embrace their culture. I don’t get why you’d think it silly that names almost exclusively used with a certain community are closely associated with that community.

If the Hilux hits the moose high up on its legs then more of the impact energy will be absorbed at the front end of the vehicle and not at the cabin. As you said below there is a moose crash test, how did the Hilux perform in that test?