The policy on preservation of natural areas was not terrible. It was probably executed poorly and wasn’t intended to be anything but a bludgeon of the state to displace people, but nature preservation as a concept is a necessity.

Damn. We gotta close the missile gap eith the six-year-olds.

It’s true! When it’s dark out it isn’t because there’s no light, but because you’re trapped in the void!

Have you seen the state of the IT industry? Furries and trans girls all of them. Your acronym is entirely appropriate.

You’ve got it reversed, I think. Our friend Don there is talking about people who want to broadcast their musical tastes to everyone else on the bus.

Makes sense. They keep him contained somewhere to ramble, while appropriately inducted and vetted comedians interpret, neutralize and transmit his bullshit and make it funny.

An oracle of comedy situation.

The real issue is the pricetag. Most folks as I understand it want a car to go to work and run errands or whatever. The appeal of Japanese cars historically has been their reliability and competitive price. They were,'t really luxury vehicles, but took a huge chunk of the market by being a commuter car.

People wanting exciting cars are probably looking for sports cars or muscle cars or whatever that VW doesn’t have much of a hand in.

Boring is good. I’d rather a car be boring than surprising. Especially at highway speeds.

I have often mused on how to remotely demolish billboards along highways. Almost all ads are garbage.

The only ones I’m even remotely OK with are the old-timey painted ones on the sides of brick buildings.

Well, I’d always wished her success, but now I wish her such success that Musk’s rage and jealousy boil through his skull.