This is how they get you. It’s unlimited, but of course if you’re not putting in as much time as others how can you possibly be as valuable? If you take a lot of time off how can you be committed to the company?

Are paper mills closing because paper use is decreasing? Or because the raw material supply is shifting to where transport costs dictate the mill jobs need to move? Or because what was once a first-world industry is becoming a third-world industry or the province of protectionist countries with depressed labor costs?

It’s a valid point; still, comparing transaction prices is still useful, because Cadillac’s needs to be higher given their portfolio, and it is. And I think with the arrival of the XT4 in a year we’ll need to keep in mind that Cadillac doesn’t have the breadth of higher-end product that the Germans do. Convertibles…

Keep an eye on the market, and you’ll have your day.

I think a lot of people would be thrilled if it was Nixon redux, because Nixon resigned.

Sci-fi actors who are real thieves on the side, forced by a producer they ripped off in the past to do a musical version of their series on Broadway “with a portion going to charity,” find out the charity is a scam. The walk-us-through-how-we’ll-do-it-is-actually-showing-us-doing-it montage appears to find our heroes…

The irony runs thick. You have a problem — you cherry-pick what you read for opportunities to be an asshole and never let what someone’s actually saying get in the way of your Internet wisdom crusade. Then you bang the mental illness insult like a favorite fleshlight. You are a terrible person.

I bought a 1989 Isuzu I-Mark RS Recaro hatch for $2,500 and had it shipped 2,920 miles based on a dozen half-megapixel photos in 2009.

Now you’re going to follow me around and call me names on other people’s threads. Amazing. You should be aware I don’t date my stalkers.

There’s hope for your pessimism yet. His benefactors may decide he’s become toxic and outlived his usefulness, and then they’ll back a younger more attractive Republican who says he’ll work hard to reform healthcare.

Like the children of their benefactors are going to let you have a car or any vacation time or any access to the cemeteries where these fallen heroes are buried.

The oligarchy remembers when it owned everyone, and it’s really looking forward to owning everyone again.

Suicide Squad was doomed when Beavis Dodge farted through its opening weekend. At that point Suicide Squad was into post-production, so when WB execs realized the hardcore stream-of-chaos approach they bought when they hired Ayer was going to come off as more-of-the-same-crap and not even-ballsier-brilliance, they…

They’d rather make a small number of well-heeled buyers very happy and give the car a more rarified air five and ten years down the road than sell ELRs in volume.

Sedans? No, Cadillac’s next play will be the XT4 crossover, a tweener that grabs the $40K luxury buyer. It’ll appear to compete with the GLA, X1, and Q3 and people will complain that it’s overpriced and doesn’t sell enough volume, but it’ll be a little larger and more luxurious. They want the higher-end GLA/X1/Q3…

Cadillac’s boss is playing the long game. He’s said that since the day he was hired.

A lot of Republicans trusting their benefactors to keep them in power are going to feel so betrayed when they promote their benefactors’ interests at the expense of becoming politically toxic, then get themselves repealed and replaced by fresh meat that pays lip service to fixing the health care mess. The oligarchy…

I think we’ll see a wave of replacement Republicans who give lip service to improving healthcare — a holding action until the GOP power base is secured and the Constitution can be “clarified.”

He has an answer: God’s plan. But you really don’t want to go there.

Not trolling the thread, just poking you. It’s not like anyone else can see the thread from the article, right? Just reminding you that you failed to bluster your way out of being a presumptive dismissive unconstructive ass. Consider owning it next time.