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its incredibly unfair for some foreign government to waltz right in and just take someone else’s property.

When Seattle had their primary boom not long ago, there was a major issue with foreign businesses literally just buying houses with cash, sitting on them for 6 months to a year, and then re-selling them. The city tried to pass laws that required some level of residence, but they all got shot down in court while I was

At what point does maximum range not matter?

Maybe it’s just me, but “without any significant styling updates” is not quite true.

As mentioned in the video, this is very much a manual transmission, as the first gen SHO didn’t come any other way. I do find it interesting though that it’s a first gen, given that a second gen should have been easily available, so it feels like a deliberate choice in a movie that probably didn’t have a ton of

Judging by the number of trucks modified to the point where they are no longer very useful for “truck things” (Slammed to the ground, lifted 2ft with 30 inch rims and 30 profile street tires, lifted 1ft in front and slammed in the back, etc.) that I see on a daily basis, I think there is a fair sized market for

Prediction:

Ok, so no Tintern Abbey excursion for the beast and me! Seriously though, there isn’t an inch of the UK that isn’t totally haunted.  Between the Vikings, the Goths, the Visigoths, the Celts....

I meant to add-I took the beast back through Brompton Cemetery (sorry my hyperlink didn’t work in my first post), from the other direction a few weeks later, thinking it was really just an aberration.  It wasn’t.  The poor guy lost it again, right before the Ellen’s headstone.

The sound irregularities in this story remind me of a story I heard (might have read it here, might have been elsewhere) about this lady who lived in a super haunted apartment that everyone described as having thick air. She had it blessed repeatedly and after the last time, the echoes and noises in her apartment were

I live in London, probably one of the most haunted cities around, not too far from <a href=”https://www.royalparks.org.uk/parks/brompton-cemetery?gclid=CjwKCAjwh5qLBhALEiwAioods3-ObIl9frge2P9vAwwnXIKEEWge3fMQJrsuhep8C3f_mU9ZHmxWERoCULIQAvD_BwE”>Brompton Cemetery</a>, which I use as a cut through to Earls Court or just

This happened 20 years ago, but I think about it all the time. I was in my early twenties and living in London on a study-abroad year. For spring break I wanted to go on a walking tour of the Lake’s District and stumble around in Wordsworth’s footsteps, but there was a hoof and mouth outbreak and all the trails were

I mean, sure, Chappelle is doubling down on some very problematic stances here, but...really? We’re doing the “I never thought he was funny, unlike you plebes” thing?

I work and live in queer spaces in an industry that is largely populated with LGTBQIA professionals. I make money and get my training from within queer social spaces. People spontaneously identify me as not fitting into normal gender expectations.

I have decided to also share about the haunted house I lived in from age seven to eleven. Skip the first two paragraphs if you hate architecture.

I loved this house and I still love this house. I look at it on Zillow and I look at the backyard on GoogleEarth. Sadly, I’ve never been back since we moved away to another

As someone who worked at a little newspaper in Appalachia, in a building that was supposedly haunted by the madam of the brothel that had at one time owned the building, I absolutely love this story.

I had a few spooky incidents there, but no werewolves. 

I’ll preface this by saying I’m a skeptic-as much as I’d like supernatural things to exist, I find it hard to believe. I’m sure there’s a logical explanation for what I encountered, but that doesn’t stop it from being the weirdest fucking thing I’ve ever experienced.

I just had to say how much I love this story. The idea of loved ones waiting to help us cross is beautiful. 

I thiiiink I told this story like ten years ago here, but it may have been somewhere else. Anyway, here it is again!!

Fun fact: Last year, cops took more from Americans than burglars did.