I always wondered why US cars have those when they're not mandatory - didn't realize automakers were harmonizing their US models with Canadian rules.
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I always wondered why US cars have those when they're not mandatory - didn't realize automakers were harmonizing their US models with Canadian rules.
The per mile thing only makes sense if we're doing an apples-to-apples look at motorways, maybe rural roads. It's silly for an overall picture of automobile safety.
"I was in multiple firefights in Iraq and Afg, but I'm professionally world's smollest bean."
(And a hearty go fuck yourself to everyone who told me the military wouldn't follow illegal orders. MFers, I was in; I know those guys!)
4-star: Sounds good. No pushback from me!
Laken Riley was enough to cross him off anyone's list, but dude has dozens of other indefensible votes. Just a blowhard cosplaying as John McCain.
Forget voting to impeach. The Dem Senate caucus can not even vote in lockstep against critical cabinet-level Trump nominees!!!
Nothing makes me briefly consider giving up and leaving the US than the cowardice of these Weimar Dems who are welcoming in fascism.
I’ve said it before, and plenty of others have too, but I feel the need to declare again that these people, who will immediately pretend they had nothing to do with Trump when he goes, must never be allowed to shed his stink. Never.
NYC should just build real porticos à la Bologna
Dude is not helping the "German or just on the spectrum?" thing
The marches/borderlands of middle ages Europe
Saltines = American ramen
Juliana Stratton gets it. If you are asked what you agree with Trump on, just answers (as she did), " I am not going to the United States Senate to find something to agree with Donald Trump on." www.everythingishorrible.net/p/juliana-st...
He’s a piece of shit. There’s only so many times you can “fall for it” within such a short window before you’re not falling for anything except into lockstep.
Something something marine barracks 1983
Kuwait in 1991, too. Of course, Saddam was a former US asset at the time.
This sounds like a head wound
I really wish more people would grasp that being "pro-troop" often means being anti-officer and anti-White House
Symbols matter way more than they should to a big chunk of the population. (I also don't think that chunk is evenly distributed politically.)
And if it's a military target inside the US, 95% of us will jump straight to "terrorism".
I think my kid is the only one in kindergarten who's been on the real roller coasters
(I see I'm not the only one who didn't like some of the Dune casting decisions.)
Yeah - just thinking about regional differences, too. Midwest prob wasn't doing too bad with its good schools. My perspective is the South where I'm guessing it was ~1% just for white men.
I'm honestly quite surprised it was that high in 1870
I think I still have those sunglasses in the car for driving
My wife's friend married a Danish guy and has lived there 20 years. The "leave your baby outside no matter what" thing was #1 on her "stuff Danish people do" list.
Beatles, Dylan, and Springsteen
Democrats need to put forward a plan for handling the thousands of prosecutions and mass firings of senior officers across DoD (and the rest of the govt).
They can't pull that Obama/Biden "look forward" nonsense if they want to turn this country around.
Any list without "hot mess" can be ignored
