You know, we’re gonna tune out until it actually gets within shouting distance of actually happening. But here’s the rumor mill, in case you’re curious.
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Lots of great singles came out this year – pieces of memorable mind candy worthy of (more than) a few minutes of your time. Here are a few of our faves.
oneInstant euphoria, in just a few words. What else could you want?
two Crocodiles hit our Jesus & Mary Chain soft spot; they get in easily.
Because consumers can’t be trusted to make up for failings caused by a security check that wasn’t done on a multi-part flight from Nigeria, people flying to the U.S. from another country will be subject to rules forcing them to new standards. To call these rules over-the-top is to point out that they’re punishing the wrong people for something one guy did. Here’s a quick overview of the rules, according to Air Canada:
one Multiple searches, both at the airport screening point and the aircraft boarding area.
two One carry-on item per person, which means you’re stuck paying fees to check your stuff.
three During the last hour of flight, you must remain seated with no access to carry-on items.
four If you see your own shadow on a flight, be scared of it. (We made that one up, guys.) source
Super-goofy. Possibly fake. Definitely pretty dang awesome. This guy can use his tape measure to do just about anything, it seems. We’d like to see him get us a beer with it.
It’s not a magic bullet that’s going to end DWIs, but its something to make people think twice before they get behind the wheel of a car and drive while they’re intoxicated.
Montgomery County Vehicular Crimes Prosecutor Warren Diepraam • On the county’s decision to out DWI suspects on Twitter, using the account of the District Attorney’s Office, @MontgomeryTXDAO, during major holidays. The decision is controversial for its public shaming aspect as well as the fact that using Tweets seems to go a lot further than simply newspapers or other sources used for this kind of policy in the past. On the plus side, they’ll only stick around for a couple of minutes, as long as someone doesn’t decide your moment of shame is worth a retweet. Or fifty. source