And that’s just one example, but a damn good one.

There was an album release back in ~2001 called “Pop Divas Go Metal” by Counterforce. First I had heard of it was a Britney Spears cover.

I’d guess unemployed people have more time to play games, rather than games contributing to unemployment. But it likely varies from person to person, I’ve got a chronically unemployed friend and all he does is sit on his ass and play games or watch youtube, but I blame his parents supporting that lifestyle rather than…

Is it really priceless when it’s insured for a specific value?

Seriously, fuck cash for clunkers: it was en-masse recycling of cars that were the best vehicles for the working poor: Panther, Caprice, 1/2 ton pickups, Cherokees, etc. On top of that, each time one of those useful vehicles was recycled, we taxpayers PAID for it.

“until everyone collectively agrees to pay more to keep our roads in tip-top shape, they’re going to continue to be a mess”

Many of those signs are just antiques now and those shelters have been converted into other things.

Just curiousity, because I grew up in Omaha, which used to claim in the SAC days it was target #1, do you really think the naval ship yard would be target #1? I get the desire to destroy a means of production, but targeting D.C. and existing fleets would seem to be a better tactical target.

Where does the demonizing stop, though? At what point is it enough?

Would you like to support your assertion with evidence, or is your comment just based on Gawker-bullshit?

That’s where my train of thought went too. #CynicAndRealist

There is no party there, just pain and regret.

It’s a good thing it’s so comfortable for all that time spent sitting roadside/trailside broken down waiting for a tow.

The car depreciates faster than 2% at the start, so it’s worth something to me to have the flexibility to sell it for more than the loan amount.

Wait. You are proud that you spent $40k on a Honda Pilot?