[MaxBigfoot]

I've heard of Ukrainian nesting dolls, but I've never heard of nesting vehicles before...   

[3deroticer]

I've heard of Ukrainian nesting dolls, but I've never heard of nesting vehicles before...   

Only in movies where they need to hide a van from a recent robbery/**71**!

[MaxBigfoot]

Another exhibisionist bathroom.  It must be not as rare a fetish as I thought it was.   

[solvegas]

Another exhibisionist bathroom.  It must be not as rare a fetish as I thought it was.   

That's a real shit show. 

[3deroticer]

Another exhibisionist bathroom.  It must be not as rare a fetish as I thought it was.   

I don't think its for exhibitionist but more for the one that are afraid of dying in the bathroom where some of the high statistic of bathroom accident.

[TheZookie007]

I got tired just reading this headline.

"Navy SEAL, Harvard doctor, and NASA Astronaut: How Navy Lt. Jonny Kim, 35, changed his career three times and became the first Korean-American astronaut to venture into space"

[MaxBigfoot]

^Goddam, that is an impressive resume!   
I pity the alien that tries to take over a space vessel when he's on it.   

[MaxBigfoot]

I fail to see the point of this, especially if it costs more than the money's worth...

[TheZookie007]

^Goddam, that is an impressive resume!   
I pity the alien that tries to take over a space vessel when he's on it.   

That would be a movie I'd watch!

[MaxBigfoot]

That's talent. 

[solvegas]

^ She's doing that while wearing stiletto heels ….

[TheZookie007]

^ Highly impressive!

[TheZookie007]

CNN, 17 January 2020: "A man took over an airport monitor to play video games until officials told him 'game over'"

Most airport travelers with time on their hands will open a book, browse their phone or take a nap. Others will take things a level further.

A man traveling through Oregon's Portland International Airport on Thursday was caught playing a video game on one of the airport's video monitors.

"I couldn't believe it. You've got all these monitors there and he's playing a video game," said Stefan Dietz, who captured the moment and tweeted it. The gamer even appeared to be talking on a headset to other players, according to Dietz.

The monitor typically displays a map of the airport, assisting travelers with the locations of restaurants and bathrooms. But at 4:30 in the morning it was instead overtaken by the man and his PlayStation 4, according to airport spokeswoman Kama Simonds.

The game he appeared to be playing, after plugging into the monitor outlet, was the popular battle royale game Apex Legends. CNN has not been able to identify the passenger.

Airport officials approached the man and asked he unplug the game from the monitor. They received an answer they weren't quite expecting. "He politely asked personnel if he may finish his game," Simonds said.

The airport officials said no, so it was game over for the passenger, who complied.

"We would love travelers to plug into our power outlets, but just ask that they don't plug into anything else," Simonds said.

[MaxBigfoot]

Hey, that's one way to keep from getting bored waiting!  Perhaps airports could provide free monitors for people to game on.

[TheZookie007]

Yeah, just like a lot of them provide charging stations. I think a problem with that would be the number of people missing flights because they're so engrossed in their game, or fights breaking out