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Ah yes, for all of those thieves looking for a quick buck driving 1300 miles round-trip to Gallup instead of a quick hop down to TJ where they can grab contraba
by labster 4y ago
Ah yes, for all of those thieves looking for a quick buck driving 1300 miles round-trip to Gallup instead of a quick hop down to TJ where they can grab contraband for the return trip. I guess instead of drugs, the New Mexico bandits can bring back some of those cheap (cheep) small-cage eggs back to California, but they’ll have to be fast, like Burt Reynolds did with his eighteen-wheeler.
- andrei_says_ 4y ago
- sebmellen 4y agoWhat do these "unpacking" comments mean, and why are they getting progressively more common on HN? I don't feel they add much value.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- tetromino_ 4y agoHere "to unpack" is used in the school literature class sense of "to analyze in detail and discuss". Thus, "a lot to unpack" is a flippant suggestion that a comment could serve as a fruitful subject for discussion (meaning: for unfunny jokes, speculations about the commenter's mental state, socially disapproved activities, and/or political affiliation, etc.) An "a lot to unpack" comment adds little value by itself. It's basically a verbal reaction emoji.
- mindcrime 4y agoThe boys are thirsty in Atlanta and there's beer in Texarkana and we'll bring it back no matter what it takes...
- bdcravens 4y agoBurt Reynolds drove the Trans Am. Jerry Reed drove the eighteen wheeler. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smokey_and_the_Bandit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smokey_and_the_Bandit