Pretty sure the threesome was nixed when Nissan asked if Mitsubishi could watch

I know hurhurhur “Yankees buy championships” hurhurhur but like, the front office has been, for a while now, reducing the payroll and the A-Rods and Teixerias of the 90s and 2000s are starting to be pretty damn long ago.

I agree up to a point.

This whimper of an ending for Jon is a greater tragedy than any hero’s death could have been, and it is perfect, both for the character and the show. Jon has won countless battles, united the people of Westeros, defeated an ancient evil, ridden dragons, and even come back from the dead. But at the end, the only…

Well, looks like we found who can truly wield the Infinity Gauntlet and it’s not a pretentious, wealthy white dude...

The Saudis really need to up the offer they are dangling over Jared’s head to bail him out of major debt. Otherwise, we’ll never get this chucklehead out of the White House...

+1 for going that dark

though I never got my Omega Red.. sigh..

Pffft...my money would ride on the cartels as opposed to the ‘Ol Cosa Nostra

I’m not sure it’ll be a ‘big’ recession, but it’ll be a notable one.

Ironically, the FY surplus for 1999-2000 was (at the very least, in part) due to Congressional Democrats ability to hamstring George H.W. Bush in 1991 to decline to renew tax breaks and generate additional sources of revenue at the federal level.

Sounds like cousin Roman got a little pissed after Kristaps was a no-show for bowling...

Publish-or-Perish is very much alive and well, no doubt.

Harris/Buttigieg ticket, if only to see Kamala get under Dump’s skin to the point the inevitable racial slur flies out during a debate.

+1 Highly contextual Grammar Overlord

Here I am all chapped about Bucky not taking the Cap role when all said and done, then you go and drop this on us...

Yes, auto loan rates are rising. However, some of this could be attributed to financial institutions (including credit unions) shying away from the auto loans market due to a lot of toxic assets, i.e. auto loan debt.

(Slow clap)

$2.39 in Louisiana

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