I totally agree. That scene was magical. It was perfect.

My hairdresser was a race car driver, I'm not kidding. He died about 10 years ago, he was poor, so this would not be a car for him. But he used to save money for his hobby, racing cars. Also, he was heterosexual, married with two daughters.

Without a car, I would never be happy. I really don't need it. But it gives me sooooo much joy, that I can't live without one. Not even for a week.

I'm Argentinean, and I find this super funny. But I'm also, probably the only Argentinean who believes that the islands are better under GB control

It's an everyday job to hang on. I try to learn a new skill when I feel I'm going a little down. I don't know what is like to be depressed, but I try not to fall anyway.

Being a jackass is your problem, whether you know your rights or not. I'm 100% with that guy.

Great song, although, my favorite song from Leonard Cohen is Everybody knows. It's almost erotic.

I would tell me: "Listen to Peter Schiff".

Just like the dream I had last night. I should stop mixing medicines.

How good are radar detectors to protect you from laser radars?

How good are radar detectors to protect you from laser radars?

UPDATE: For all those saying it was purely an accident, it looks like Rosberg just admitted some degree of intention:

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If you like to travel, having kids makes everything 1000 times more difficult. Not impossible, but very difficult and drags all your energy and joy.

It could be worse, he could have been charged for "bad taste".

I'm not kidding, I use to cheer people up when they are sad. I try to be a source of joy, and that helps me too when I begin feeling sad. I can cheer myself up or at least, prevent me to fall deep into depression.

I don't think even for a second that a driver would do that on purpose. That was an accident, period.

I totally agree with that, it's just that I've never met anyone who throw away valuable things, the problem is always the opposite. People saving things that they will never use or when they need it, they won't find them. That's what I see 100% of the time. Even me, I have like 4 80-wires parallel ATA ribbon cables.…

This is mine. LOL

Hoarding cost a lot of money. Storage space (even in your own house) cost a lot of money. And most of the time, when you need something you won't find it. You lose money, you lose time, you live more stressed. The tendency for everyone is to keep clutter, and that's something we should always fight. It's like losing…