If you’re going by the google/encylopedia.com definition it does say “of other limbs”. When arms are akimbo the hands are on the hips.

I know what akimbo means. No one in any of those pictures have their hands on their hips.

I don’t think you know what akimbo means.

It’s always been 6 lug

I grabbed that knowledge from this article: http://www.slate.com/articles/life/…

They really should post the median wedding costs. I believe that’s about 10k less. Also, even more skewing of these numbers is that this is not a random sample poll. The demographic that answers are those interested in this magazine, and that demographic has more to spend than those who aren’t doing wedding planning.

How magical is the magic body control?

Once bitten, too shy shy.

Very few people bought import cars 50 years ago. Especially from japan.. remember, they were the national enemy 70 years ago, and the racism lingered. It wasn't until the 80s that americans gained partial acceptance of asian goods. Today, look around and see how many of the cars are Toyota. I can usually count at…

Hmm.. I have 76k files.

Yeah, I was just shopping for 458 this weekend. I think I might get this instead. It'll fit in much more nicely when I go for tea at the Ritz. Might as well save a few dollars, so I can afford to build the second helipad.

I do everything myself. Except tires...at least until I buy a tire machine.

Pretty well so far. Blown tire on the first day. Boost hoses keep popping off. Leaking oil and R134a. Failed chain tensioner. Dead battery. Bad idle control valve. Only 6 months in. Honestly, not bad for a 17 year old $200k car , but not as good as my 18 year old LS400.

Not to nit pick, but that's not an Arnage T. It's a Arnage green label. Though, oddly, it has red label badging, wheels, and turn signals.... I know this because I own one.

I can find hundreds of cars that are 5 years old and 50% depreciated that aren't anywhere near garbage.

Seems I haven't looked at auto loan rates in a really long time. Loan rates are much lower than I estimated. "This changes everything!"

You're right, I did miss adding the cash investment to offset the loan. But, in my second example I stated a used car loan is around -7%, and the cash ROI is around +6%. That equates to -1% to take the loan. While factors as the ability to get a better loan rate or better return on your cash takes play, it seems that…

Paying cash is not risk free, you're trading cash for an asset. That asset can appreciate, depreciate, or be destroyed. That's why there is insurance to hedge the risk.

3% loan + 10% depreciation per year vs 6% ROI

Good thing you used an anonymous burner account. Those feds never look on the internet for criminals..:)