How can America possibly compete with the Nissan Rogue??

And Pujols is 2-3 years older than Pujols says Pujols is, right?

And the most amazing thing is that, just 50 years ago, new drivers would learn to drive on cars like this!

My dad had an E-Type Jag in the 70s and sold it for a pittance. He had a Jag XK-120 and sold it for a pittance. He had a TR-6, a GT-6, several other cool British cars, and, you guessed it, sold them all for a pittance. 

There are replays that show the damage to the halo was caused by the front section of Alsonso’s car coming down and back, after being launched ahead of, and over, Leclerc’s car. It looks like Alonso’s trajectory when impacting the halo was directly angled down and back toward Leclerc’s helmet. Would it have hit? If it…

I always preferred supercars in simple paint. Supercars that look too much like race cars ruin some of the specialness, which is that it’s a road car. They looks amazing and freakishly fast enough without the crazy paint. Give me silver or black, maybe purple or yellow for a really wild time. Red for Ferrari of…

I mean, the guy’s definitely a quack, but historically speaking, Djokovic played by far the most dominant tennis of his career in the seasons after he went gluten free. Which he did in 2013, so it’s been a while.

I mean that’s fine, and not saying it isn’t true, but these days whenever someone is extremely vocally against something, I immediately suspect they secretly do it.

Man that gif really shows what a sweet swing he has and it also hypnotized me what is your bidding?

Anyone who knows even a little bit about the legal system understands that there’s simply no such thing as “going to trial without risk”.

Yes, but would you say we’re headed in the direction of liberal democracy, shared prosperity, and expanding rights, or the other way, at the moment?

It’s useful to think about it in terms of religious beliefs. Most people, you can’t change their religious beliefs no matter what information you present. It’s the same with political beliefs, especially, I find, on the right. They have their own foundational myths and anything that contradicts them is discarded with…

I’ll take two.

Dude, the entire foundation of all civilized societies everywhere is that the state has a monopoly on the legitimate use of force. It’s the bedrock of the bedrock. As long as there are situations where force or threat of same is necessary to guarantee the rights of others, the state needs to have that ability.

Unless the DNC was running pro-Hillary ads before she had locked up the nom vs. Bernie, nothing was rigged and the word shouldn’t be used. If it was just a fundraising agreement and Hillary wasn’t spending DNC money, it wasn’t rigged and the word shouldn’t be used.

So... why not just... like... start Kershaw?

Guilt by association.

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To be perfectly fair, you are right bout hedge fund salaries. Incorrect about Dimon’s compensation - he got $28 mil all told, salary, bonus and stock, in 2016. But that’s a tangential point on my part.

No, bullshit, your friend with a “bs” computer science degree doesn’t make $20 mil a year at a hedge fund. Jamie Dimon makes just a little more than that as the highest paid bank executive in the entire country. Shenanigans on you.