Rob Ford was far from perfect, but he’s done more good for his city than people have seen in a long time. Americans will be lucky if they get a president that is half as comparable as Rob.

Since it’s a boilerplate contract drafted by dealer trade attorneys, there’s always a contingency language that protects the dealer from exactly what you just described.

But it’s not fine china. It’s a piece of equipment and to troubleshoot and test equipment, it often needs to be used.

And thus the irony, huh? The irony is that while BMW, VW, Audi, and Mercedes go on and on and on about their wonderful engineering, what that really translates to is that the cars are ( yes I know cliche’) over-engineered with lots of totally unnecessary redundant components and features.

Some of the local kids were out on the high school football field chasing pokemons and the groundskeeper turned the sprinklers on for shits n giggles.

These are people who would have stayed home were it not for Bernie, but I agree they need to stay in and organize. I would like to see some kind of strategy for translating this to organization going forward. Bernie needs to be a Goldwater for the real left wing.

No Sanders supporter owes Clinton their vote. The onus is on her to earn those votes, and if she can’t, then she’s flawed, not the voters.

My have been the worst ratings in ten years, but was probably the best Dover race in twenty years.

Funny, it was one of the best races in 10 years for Cup.

Fox Sports 1 is in the wastelands. On my cable system its channel is in the 700s, and many people in my neighborhood don’t even know it exists. Many more cable systems don’t even list it in basic cable anywhere. Which is a shame, because Dover was one of the better races of the year

Its a shame because it was the best racing in a long time too.

That is a shame. The race itself had lots of action and craziness with an excellent race for the lead over the last 50 laps.

Bummer, as that was a fantastic race, especially the last 40 or so laps with Kenseth holding off Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott. The new, low downforce package really shined.

I admit I sort of lost interest in NASCAR ever since Gordon’s retirement, but I still try to watch every race. This one was very entertaining and refreshing to see Larson & Elliot up there going for the win. My question is: haven't been paying attention but is this the first time there's been a race on FS1 this year?…

Oh for bootin’ up cold! What the slag is this? I’m just glad I didn’t use my own creds to see this spent turbo-fox fuel slug of a movie.

Blocking the race line is what racers do. You think people should take the outside line if somebody behind them wants to pass? If you’re that much faster you will make a move on the brakes or around the outside.

I don’t follow NASCAR, but the whole “rubbin’s racin’” seems to be some kind of tradition. If it were up to me, that’d be unsportsmanlike conduct, but it’s not my call. Might as well enjoy it for what it is.

He did not “bump” him, he “rubbed” him. And rubbin’ is racin'.

I can’t believe how much of the episode is a propos. It’s like ... if they could have designed an episode where they knew he was terminally ill, and still have it be funny, I don’t know if they could have made it better than they did.