With Overstock still being around that brings up the question is Ask Jeeves still around? Hey I think I just remembered where my Zune is.

Footnote to side note*.

“just unstoppable on a snowy road.”

Just get a Honda Element. And if you so wish, maybe swap a S2000 motor in it.

Dude, calm the fuck down. I don’t even know how you took this as a personal affront to type shit out about your life that frankly we don’t give a fuck about.

“Previous attempts to lower the speed limit to 40 were not successful.”

very first post is victim blaming. good fucking job.

Don’t be ridiculous...

Oh look, two golf carts.

Dirt bikes sag a lot when you sit on them, and they’re also super narrow.

Considering how many V6 Raptors around here have loud aftermarket exhausts it seems these types of people don’t care whether it sounds good, only that it’s loud.

*couldn’t care less. Don’t you realize that if you could care less, then that means you care at least a little bit?.. thereby negating your whole point/opinion? It makes you look dumb man, and I know you’re not dumb.

But what do I know; proper sentence construction/grammar never bought me a Model S.

that kit is gonna look great picking up a couple bags of mulch and some annuals at Home Depot.

To show my patriotism, I’m going to go buy a Mexican-built Dodge and put a Calvin pissing on Germany sticker on the back window. That’ll show ‘em. Hey you leftist fucker!!! Where’s your flag pin?!!?!?

FUCK! I feel so duped! I can’t believe I ended up with this crappy sub-par and cheap Golf R. If only I had purchased a kwality american car instead! Oh, wait, the only american equivalent is a Focus RS? OK! I’ll buy that!

I’m sure the seats are.

2007 went to shit because the money supply dried up. Banks would not loan to other banks. Homes are also 6 figures + while cars are in the low 5 figures for off lease vehicles. Those homes in 2007 were packaged into tranches and resold as investments. This is not the case with these car loans where the automaker…

You shouldn’t buy a car that you can’t afford to pay off in 48 months, but if the terms are favorable, a longer loan can be a shrewd financial decision.

Why cant people just buy what they can afford? I am not talking about the person with $120,000 of investment/savings who owns a house and has a steady income but wants the $50,000 they would put into a car making money in the market at a 10% ROI and pay off a long term loan at 3% interest, netting a 7% ROI. Thats…

Because financially stable people with good credit scores aren’t doing this. Because the interest rates on these loans aren’t lower than the rate of inflation or the market, etc.