idiot. He went from the one jackass people kind of thought might be a good person overall, to the guy who got drunk and killed himself and a friend racing around on public roads.

And there are a lot of questions about whether they really represent the majority elements of the rebels or if it was just an organization started by the more neutral elements being allowed to exist as they have managed to enlist the sporadic help of nato. Eastern Libya was considered a hot bed of radicalism prior to…

I'm going with fawesome on this one actually.

I'm not sure views/comments is a reliable indicator of much budday.

While I don't think this really applies to auto companies, given how globalized they tend to be, in general it is in your best interest to purchase products (if of equivalent quality) built by people in your region. Having your money circulate relatively locally helps ensure more of your neighbors are employed and can…

Hey man, you can play that game all day. But it is in your economic and personal best interest to ensure those in your country make as much income as possible. It's pretty obvious where those who innovate and produce value rise most quickly from in a country, and it's from an educated middle class. Poverty only begets…

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Exactly. Designer -And it will have rockets and little flairy things all along the back to make it look like it's blurring time and space.... because it will be!

I'm sure he feels like he's already cleaned out the best areas. (Hopefully)

This isn't natural selection? So long as he didn't reproduce yet, it's still applicable I think.

3rd gear... oh Chevy when will you learn. Although in fairness the RS package has been an appearance package only lately anyway, so it shouldn't be surprising. Maybe they will surprise us with an interesting Sonic SS.

Not arguing, but grabbing an audience by misleading folks about the current mortal state of someone lots of people liked watching is national enquirer-esque. And they usually wait a week to publish it at least.

So if they had posted a "China executes Olivia Wilde" headline and the article just had a troll face, resulting in the most heart attacks in recorded history, you would be okay with that?

The issue is with the headline I believe. Not the article itself.

Journalists get degrees so they can convey meaning and with as little ambiguity as possible for this reason exactly, so their articles are understood as they are intended. Having what appears to be a significant number of readers view the title as unnecessarily misleading about Ryan's death would mean it was too…

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I'm going to agree with brian's response to you here Ray. The title "Is Ryan Dunn's death the most elaborate jackass prank ever?" implies the possibility that this is a hoax. Which is what I took it for at first glance as well, I would suggest re-wording.

I agree with your sentiments. And yes, that was far to much information. Then again this is the internet, and people take pride in not having to respect the lines they would in public.

Sagging poll numbers? You sure?

But you still have to be harboring a pretty strong case of confirmation bias to not see the fundamental holes in a 9/11 inside job or fake moon landing.