There are plenty of instances when tasers are a better alternative to actually using deadly force and can actually save an arrestees life, but the police have been way too trigger happy with them.

They don't have any of my cars :(

Or you could get an Xbox 360 and uTorrent for like $34,850 less than that.

I'm pretty sure the only lawyer those people will be talking to is a public defender about their 'possession of stolen property' charges.

I don't know how the law works there, but in my state you can have all kinds of dangerous and awesome things in your house for "collectible purposes" as long as you don't carry them around or anything.

Even in Georgia Mazdas hold up pretty well.

That's no moon!

$20 says it gets more like 60 miles per gallon.

I've bought three laptops and three iPods refurbished.

The Veyron really is ugly, the Venom GT2 looks much more like something I would have wanted a poster of when I was 10.

Mine is joshg400 because that was my AOL screen name in high school, and I am extremely unimaginative when it comes to usernames.

I just friended everyone with my name, then posted a picture of the highlander and "there can be only one!" on all their walls.

Weird, I've never seen it.

Technically they don't "own" them, they just have unlimited usage rights.

Yes, because getting a gun, loading it, finding a schoolbus and then shooting at it is the exact same thing as being an addict and being too fucking stupid to realize you're too drunk to drive.

I think that's a Dodge or something but that photo is fucking amazing.

You do realize that there are actual murderers who have done less time than that.

No, it shouldn't be restored.

You can't give someone murderers sentence because he will "probably kill someone".

Unless it was a dollhouse sofa or something, I'd say you got SUPER lucky.