How do you even come up with this logic? Tractors should not, under any circumstances, be over the wall at an active racetrack unless there’s at least a full-course caution. If Bianchi would have gone off with that section was green, would it have still been his fault?

Full disclosure: I have only seen season 1 of the walking dead, haven’t read the comics, and have only played to episode 3 on the game.

I recently got a $20k raise and didn’t have to negotiate for it at all. I was amazed.

How do you figure that? He was a stubborn old man that didn’t want to wear an unproven safety device and therefore he deserved to die?

Jules Bianchi wouldn’t have died if they, oh I don’t know, didn’t have a fucking tractor over the wall at a race track. The halo thing is still open, and therefore won’t adequately prevent debris from entering the cockpit. That, combined with the visibility issues, make the halo a clearly stupid idea.

Well then you’re just an overly sensitive asshole. Don’t want to see people spitting? Don’t fucking watch. Vaping actually affects you. The smell and ‘sick clouds, yo’ actually affect you. My dip doesn’t. If anything, it smells mildly minty like I’m chewing gum and that’s it.

Those people need to dip while they’re on an airplane like normal people. Vaping in a closed environment is just as obnoxious as smoking.

This guy thinks a billionaire has his best interests at heart. Everyone point and laugh

Seriously? A $200 repair on a car with over 800,000 miles on it is evidence that you have to be rich to own a cheap car? There is no way you’re serious... Anyone with a brain and a screwdriver/socket wrench can swap out a radiator and two hoses. Hell, Advance will even let you borrow one of those items for free.…

Let’s say I wan’t to invest 1 year of living expenses into a CD ladder. That would be about $9600. Let’s say my CD ladder earns 1% per year, and my savings account earns 0.1% per year. That’s a difference of $86.4 per year for going with the CD ladder. It’s not actually worth the time and effort it takes to set up…

On one hand, this needs far more recognition than it gets. On the other hand, if too many people realize how stupid buying new is, we won’t be able to get sweet ass used cars for cheap.

Right now you have to pay zero dollars per month in order to avoid someone coming and taking your Mazda away from you. If you buy your Prius, you have to pay 300 per month in order to avoid someone coming and taking it away from you. So what happens when you buy your Prius, and then your income drops by $300/month or…

Buying a brand new car is never a good financial decision. You will always get a better used car for your money.

‘I’m going to fuck with this guy’s car because I think that I’m better than him’

That’s kinda what I said. I also said you put a bunch of scared 20 something’s together and shit might go down regardless.

Two pairs of shoes alternated will last longer than two pairs of shoes worn consecutively until they wear out. Same thing with tires depending on where you live.

Eh idk about spending $300 on a few pairs of shoes. Your feet are entirely too important to cheap out on. $200 is my minimum for a pair of shoes. Two things that I will not cheap out on are shoes and beds. They spend entirely too much time supporting our bodies for them to be cheaped out on.

Yeah, but the USN will never outright say ‘We’re blowing up the next bullshit island you make’ and then actually go through with it, either. Both sides know that the other isn’t going to be the one to fire the first shot. Kinda makes the whole thing seem kinda stupid, and, if it get’s tense enough, could put the fate…

Heh, this guy thinks that the US couldn’t have it’s manufacturing base either back home or in some other shithole country no one cares about in 6 months to a year. Everyone point and laugh.

My question is who is paying $200 under MSRP for a used bike? How is that price sustainable? I’m not in the market for one, but if I was I’d definitely spring an extra $200 for a brand new bike.