No, Republicans are definitely assholes still.
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Oh, definitely. Just incredible how much one city is spending to really make no impact.
I worked as a project manager for one of the largest toll design firms in the world for several years.
Lol at hate speech being “objectively moderate”
It’s not like he leveled Lawrence with a totally surprising screen. Lawrence just bumped him and then basically committed a couple of technical fouls because he’s an untouchable diva QB.
Nope.
For people who are lower income, the $2k beater is a risk they cannot afford. If you’re poor (or close to it), typically you’re doing some sort of shift work where you are fired for a no-show, regardless of the reason.
The 2016 F1 cars were hitting 372 kph (231 mph) on the main straight in Mexico. If they brought back the Indy 500 as a points earning F1 race, the F1 cars would be faster, as they are lighter (better acceleration) and have much more power than the Indycars. Trim most of the downforce off since there are no sharp…
S&P 500 index fund. Long run average is around 7.6% before reinvesting dividends.
They absolutely are trying to sell you a car. No one wants your 2007 T&C - there are literally hundreds of them at auction, many of which could be purchased instantly.
Definitely should refund the (frankly absurd) $380 for an alignment.
Yeah, my local shop will do it for $100, and will align/corner balance for $150.
Both Ferrari and Mercedes have been quoted as saying they have already made up the losses in downforce caused by the new regulations.
Higher credit limits mean that your credit utilization (an important factor in credit score) will be lower. As long as you aren’t going to go out and max your cards, having a higher limit should always be what you want.
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Honda did not make any variant of the GM coupe.
That’s not correct at all. The S2000 has nothing to do with the Saturn Sky.
Maury style.
If you have elite frequent flyer status, for example, Silver/Gold/Platinum/Diamond Medallion status with Delta, you are automatically (unless you decline in at booking or during check-in) considered for an upgrade on domestic and some shorter international flights if there are first class seats available.
The article is incorrect.