"Nice tities"

Subprime loans were common practice 20 years ago. I'm not sure how they work today, but here's how they did then...

On top of the paying for cash thing listed below.. look at -every- recurring bill. Do you really need all of them?

Ill take a stab at it.

Let's see, 94 replies has anyone in this thread actually driven one? I'll do you one better – paid invoice for an A3 2.0 Premium w/Cold Weather, roughly 32.5K after returning a loaded E90 335xi that stickered for 56K, and before that, an E90 328xi. Is the A3 a great car like the E90? No. Is it a dog like the F30 and…

Agree. I get the attraction of the A3 - still would like it more if it was a hatch. Are these made in Ingolstadt? That's a big plus over the Mexican made Jetta IMHO - and well worth the price differential. Audi's are actually reliable nowadays (I think consumer reports had them pretty high)..

Seriously dude, its 2014 and you don't have Ad Block Plus installed?

Ad Block Plus. There, now it's fixed.

Are you kidding? The A3 is easily one of the best-looking and best-proportioned cars on the market. It's not ungainly like the larger Audi sedans, it's just muscular and handsome.

Pepperidge Farm remembers...

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WE ARE THE 13.5%!

That was pretty good. I don't think they'll ever top the Vega one though. That was solid gold throughout.

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEy!!!!!!!!

Formaldehyde's just two hydrogens, one carbon, and one oxygen. All of those elements are present in the water, nicotine, glycerine and glycol you mention. Add the right amount of energy (heat), and you can get the atomic arrangement of formaldehyde.