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While I agree with you, she's in far better shape now than she has been for years. During a 50-day stay in hospital, she gained 7kg and grew 3.4cm. One presumes that recovery is continuing.

She certainly is not dead.

In the news today: It's official. Pauline Hanson is a racist.
I nearly made a post about it - but I decided it wasn't actually news to anyone.

Wait. Hear him out. If he's offering beers, I might be interested!

I was saying they're not likely to axe those seats. Sorry. 😀

The back seats serve a purpose: You can buy a ute through your business as it is clearly a work vehicle. If you want your business to effectively pay for your family car, you make a ute that can drive your family around.

That's why tradies buy these. They don't need the dual cab for work, they need the tray to justify buying the family vehicle through their business and expensing/depreciating it.

Yep, and I almost hesitated to comment because of it. But then I clicked on the main "IA News" link on the homepage, and this same article is right there on the top row. Since they themselves think this is a news article, I figured my comment was justified.

This sort of article gets clicks, and at first this approach to writing jolts people and makes them think. But Mr Murdoch has shown for decades that once people buy in to your emotional writing enough, they actually stop thinking. Then you can drip-feed them a daily dose of outrage, bring them around to whatever cause you like and weaponise your readers.

I like my news to be boring. Just give me the bare facts. Don't tell me how I should feel about them, I'll make my own mind up, thank you.

Strip away the emotions of this article, and you are left with 'We are not happy that LNP won the Queensland election. We believe that Australia should cut ties with the Monarchy and the US military. Indigenous Australians are poor and not enough is being done to correct that.' Weirdly, none of these individual topics appear to be related to one another.

Did I miss anything?

Those first two videos are a bit extreme - I obviously wouldn't have attempted either of those in the Outlander. I doubt I'd have attempted it in the Teslas, either. Those were big risks with minimal rewards in both examples. Thought the second was obviously a planned "Is this possible?" crossing.

I'm equal parts impressed and horrified. I know enough about electrics to be horrified at what water can do if it gets in your motor. Would the vehicle be covered under warranty if you inundated your motor doing this?

Lap around the sun day! Yay!

"Start > CMD > Type 'Net Statistics Workstation'"
"Read the line where is says 'Statistics since' and a date"
"Oh, it's three weeks ago? It appears the reboot failed. That happens sometimes. Let's go ahead and reboot it again"

Yeah well, the protester didn't want to miss out on the show. There's no point in protesting during the first song and getting escorted out. Palestine is super important and all - but not worth missing out on the whole gig!
(I'm probably being nasty, but I suspect there's a kernel of truth in this)

I don't know where she got the idea that Radiohead weren't huge before 1997. That was the year Ok Computer was released, and that's about as big as Radiohead got.