I think I found a idea to help me make money in a very slimeball way after reading the article. Thanks Brian! (I mean, tons of other people do slimeball stuff to not be broke)

I don’t see the problem. The other contestants can read the categories too. And they can stare at them over and over, they don’t disappear. Its trivia on your feet, so you should be able to recall any category or get off the stage, lol.

um, considering the Nissan GT-R’s I see at pollo tropical and steak & shake, Im definitely daily driving a corvette if I get one.

Than I guess Hasbro will need to stick with making animated films instead of live action films so Michael Bay can’t go anywhere near them anymore.

The tradeoff for exponential strength? Being able to lift 700lbs easily versus being able to go to Monaco and race a Formula 1 car & speak and write music & be able to perform multitasking of one delicate task and a strenuous task at the same time?

I never said it would be the public. But still, the money can come from somewhere like it magically can when politicians have their agenda.

Well, the NFL isn’t helping the issue. The New York Giants are supposed to play in New York, not New Jersey.

All I’m reading is excuses. They can fix the issue. If they can plow though & build oil pipelines through people’s homes and villages, then they can fix that bridge issue.

Why is Yoshi’s Island separated at the bottom Jason? And really, its better than Super Mario World. Is it slightly more challenging? Yeah but way more variety and minigames & enemies. Also Touch Fuzzy, Get Dizzy (nintendo with drugs in its games)

Vanessa always able to make a comment section funny after making an article. +reps.

Its just sad that I mean all the petitions and talk in the world won’t change or lower the number. I mean #&$*! I’ll just have to accept I’ll never get my Mitsubishi FTO. Every year that passes is another year someone in JP junks their FTO or leaves it in some parking garage or runs it into a tree when I could’ve…

Minority Report is a fictional movie.

lol yes we get it. its not the 1816 coal engine trains. the “run on fumes” is a figure of speech. We know if there is fuel still left somewhere in the system the car will run. The comments are looking for clarification:

Whats interesting is that they both somehow automatically get that much money regardless of the work (performance) they will do. like wow, I’ve been in the wrong jobs in life.

Well Patrick, unfortunately Stirling Moss & Garry Kasparov don’t share the views of this article. lol they would however love to tell you how awesome they think their ego is though.

thank you appledee for this. because really there isn’t some “ one trick fits all parenting way”. You are essentially doing a version of the NFL or NBA draft or EIGHTEEN YEARS when you have a kid. The kid may take 8 months longer to learn the alphabet than some other kids. THe kid may end up taking AP college classes…

Is this going to be the real life version of Atlantic Express turns into Paupers Drop from Bioshock? holy ****

^This. I mean what do athletes say when they ask them in interviews after doing what fans want to see in them winning? “i just tried to concentrate and make as few mistakes and not think about anything else.”

Those are the kind of engines you take home and talk to. Thats right because you don’t know if your engine has a story to tell to you unless you ask it. Sit down & talk to it and you tell people that you swear it listens and replies back to you just like in the movie Days of Thunder.

To carmakers, its still the 1962 hot rods days apparently. You take your 1962 hot rod out to race and you sled it back home your home garage to work on it if it had any issues as if every person on the planet has the innate knowledge of every working engine and component ever made.