http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_accidents_and_incidents

"Soyuz accidents have claimed the lives of four, versus fourteen for Shuttle accidents (however, the maximum capacity of the Shuttle is larger than that of the Soyuz, resulting in a higher death toll per incident). No deaths have occurred on Soyuz missions since 1971, and none with the current design of the Soyuz. Including the early Soyuz design, the average deaths per launched crew member on Soyuz are currently under two percent. However, there have also been several serious injuries, and some other incidents in which crews nearly died."

There have been other incidents indeed, but those were "minor ones".. At the end of the day, you want to board the one that gives you the highest chance of returning to earth alive..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_(computing)#Controversy_and_ambiguity

that covers the complexity of the word hacker, I think.

Wich means it'll be both inefficient, dangerous and terribly cheap!

I know!

The Gumpert Apollo creates so much downforce while it drives it could drive upside down...

He has a point though, European supercars beat american musslecars who are fast but can't be turned in a corner..
And then we don't even talk about those silly oversized pickup trucks

Fokker forgot about the Gumpert Apollo and the Pagani Zonda though!

A part of me died just there..

Dead people or animals can't be unhappy...

Flint is heading for 1984: no privacy and undetoriable trust in his Republican government!

In your part of the world perhaps!

"WFS would be named "Fred" because of the beard"

Referring to?

hint: morning and afternoon