“most inspired hire was Wesley Morris”

I don’t know I live in a 1000-1400 soft house (depending on how you count porches and upstairs storage/crawl space), and I still have a separate office/study. How big are your rooms? A normal room is maybe 100-150 sqft...

Because people lie.

The ads are clearly targeted at people who think paying their bills is an achievement they should be rewarded for. And they are rewarded if you don’t consider the higher rates they started with.

Actually the thing that pisses me off the most about these is that these “added” benefits, almost certainly are costing people quite a bit in premiums. Its easy to forgive the first accident when you are already factoring in the cost/risk of it!

Yeah I bought a Ford Focus that was marked 37 highway/27 city. Even in the first year under absolutely ideal conditions (fresh tires, closed windows, nothing running inside) it might get 33 or 34 on the highway, and often only 28 or 29 if say the stereo was on, or the ac was on super low.

Meh...when I did this in college I used a cane for maybe 2 or 3 weeks, and then limped a bit for another 2? I don’t think it is out of the question that he plays, just unlikely.

As much as I love the NHS, it is not “free”. Well maybe if you don’t have a job. It costs quite a bit of money though, money that comes from taxes.

The big thing for me is always if the speed limitation giant SUVs and small commercial vehicles is 65 or 70 then I can clearly go 85 safely in my small sporty hatchback.

From experience I can tell you it is :)

You are really really wrong about this actually. The teams and mascots are important, and a lot of the reason the money is there for the players to make is due to the owners business development. If the players ran things they would all still be making $600,000 max playing in auditoriums.

King-Chill,

Do planes actually ever dogfight not in training? Don’t they you know, mostly destroy each other from standoff range?

I mean a wheel and axel used for practical purposes, yes they drew circles! they most certainly did not even use wheeled carts which is a technology older than history in Eurasia. They had almost no metallurgy, gold is about the easiest metal to find/work. The point being in a Eurasian context their technology was…

Honestly the natives would have been way better in the U.S. With no reservations and just being forced to integrate.

That is what is the most hilarious about these types of condemnations. In most cases the Europeans were better neighbors than the existing ones. They were just more effective, so we're able to win again and again and again.

He has a ideological need to believe his fanciful story don't bother talking to him.

They were most decidedly not advanced and any claim otherwise is pure revisionist bs. They didn't have metal or even the fucking wheel. They did not compare favorably with Middle Kingdom Egypt much less Renaissance Europe or medieval China.

I really don't understand how this happens as often as it does.

Stretching before and after athletic events does nothing to prevent injury as long as you stretch generally.