Yeah, it was extraordinarily stupid. I'm actually still friends with all of them (I'm 34 now), and we look back on that evening and laugh/cringe.

Wait, so you mean that Communism might be also lead to hypocrisy in addition to violent oppression, mass-murder and evil?

Heh. I when I was 19, I once got four girls into my SLK while leaving a club in the Hamptons. The bouncer called it the 'Mexican Mercedes'. Ah, those were the days.

It's probably worth $22k to someone, just not me. Low miles though, and pending a very thorough inspection I can see it going for this price.

Apparently the Progressive Conservatives are the liberals?

There will be a ruggedized tablet eventually, just like how there are ruggedized laptops now. It won't be dedicated to 'car guys' though, because that would make the market so insanely small it wouldn't be worth doing in a million years. I think the military already uses something similar actually.

And nothing of value was almost lost.

Huh? The answer to that question requires literally zero math or numbers. It involves knowing the definition of 'miles per hour'.

Hasn't this been done before? Because I feel like I've seen something really similar.

My mother still cannot answer that to save her life. We've explained it to her a billion times, but she just cannot wrap her head around it.

It means that we've reached a point where people feel that they need run to the government for remedy to every single problem they encounter in their lives, no matter how insignificant. It's a byproduct of generations of big government programs conditioning people to view government as a parental figure. The ultimate…

Gotta love the entitlement culture. Government is the solution not only to our biggest problems, but also to our smallest disappointments. Big Brother, we love you.

Far be it from me to criticize anyone for being wealthy or enjoying their money. Although I'm definitely not in the same league as Mr. Team Salamone (TM), I do quite well and have a small collection of old exotic/sports cars, and have been on the receiving end of jealousy once or twice myself.

I suspect that as the CEO of a nonprofit hospice, the term 'fearless leader' is not being used in a kick-ass ironic way, but rather in a 'it's a miracle she hasn't killed herself yet' kind of way.

We should stop using the term 'legislative mandates' as though we're talking about legitimate and lawful exercises of power, and just call them what they are; dictatorial power grabs.

This guy is working through some MAJOR insecurity issues. Money or not, I actually feel bad for him.

Hahaha you know, I actually had to google 'We R Killahzzz' to see if it was a real thing.

Done and done.

You know what, I think you actually hit the nail on the head with that one.

A Bentley SUV isn't a bad idea per se, but THAT particular Bentley SUV is indeed a very bad idea. Who the hell came up with the design? And why were they drinking so heavily?