2020 be all like

https://media.giphy.com/media/zh4cWqhN20wy4/giphy.gif

Anyone want to own Brian's Toyota Supra from The Fast and the Furious? Well, your chance is upon us.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enth...cid=uxbndlbing

You'll probably need a good few million for it, though.

From Discord.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen...lla.em4188.png

I think Ubisoft is taking their loot mechanics a little too far.

https://i.redd.it/mqq8cemabcz21.png

Yikes. :eek:

Maybe you guys can help me identify a movie that a scene I remember appears in.

It's a mid-air hijacking movie where, in the climax after the hijackers had been taken care of, they were trying to land the passenger jet, but miss the runway and pass too low over a parking garage and a Ford pickup truck gets stuck on the front landing gear. An F-14 pursuing the jet, after being ordered to shoot it down, then uses its cannon to blow the truck off the landing gear so the plane can land.

I thought it was Executive Decision, but it wasn't. I've even scoured the web for the scene, but the only thing that comes up is that old TV ad with the fake video of a passenger plane using a pickup truck as a substitute front landing gear.

Turbulence from 1997? I have never seen it but it come up when I google "hijack film plane parking lot truck" and seems like a match.

That's the one. I want to hopefully get CW Lemoine to do a react video about it for his "Mover Ruins Movies" YouTube series because I'd like to see his reaction to that sequence and I've been searching forever for the movie in question.

Well, the human race is done.

https://news.yahoo.com/scientists-xe...000809015.html

We had a good run, guys. It's been real.

The security contractors at the site I work in wanted to send my department a P90 and some Glock 17s as surplus property, then went ahead and did so after we told them to wait, and it nearly caused a giant shitstorm until someone actually pulled them out of the plastic tote (no lock or label or anything) they were shipped in and explained they were basically fancy Nintendo Zappers for some training thing. We have handled firearms before, even things like 40mm grenade launchers, but usually they stay in whatever arms room or armory they're already in, until it's time to transfer or destroy them