It’s not your right to skirt the law just because you drive an expensive classic car.

What?  This is a scam to save owners from paying the initial registration tax on a new vehicle purchase.  This isn’t about the annual registration fee. 

Wut. This is just people avoiding paying what is effectively sales tax on a purchase/registration. If you don’t like the law, change it or move. And the cars aren’t being taxed again as new, they’re being taxed at their current market or transaction values as far as I can tell.

See:

If you can afford those super cars you can afford the taxes.

Well, if the owners are shorting GA to the tune of $10k a pop, one a month per investigator would make it revenue neutral. But that’s a shitty metric for whether or not fraud should be investigated and be punished.

This Is What Makes California Car Culture Second to None Montana

Thank you.

By 2015, Rock and Seinfeld were long past the point of drawing more money for an appearance than a college would want to pay, but they were allegedly still playing those colleges enough to decide they weren’t fun anymore. They were playing those shows because they wanted to, not because they had to. The “PC talk” is…

“They don’t do colleges because their fees are too high for colleges to afford.”

Nascar over F1? Something is completely wrong here lol.

College football referee and baseball umpire here. So much of the commentary about this event has ascribed motivation to this official’s action, most of which is probably unwarranted. Ramos’s sole motivation was to enforce the rules, and enforce them as consistently as he could. He almost certainly didn’t want to…

Fuck off with the “feewings” bullshit. She threatened his livelihood. And Ramos never said his feelings were hurt anyway. He simply called a code violation on her. Which is his fucking job.

Yeah, you are spider-man, you fight crime, super crime, and direct aggressors.  The city is packed with these scenarios because video game.  And the police scanner is a mechanism of this, and the scanners are to where you can visually see the crimes without having to know cross-streets.  I guess bloggers just need to…

Yeah, this article made me realize we’re actually out of problems.

Yup, reading WAY too much into a half-assed way to explain a desired game mechanic.

This is quite groan inducing. Spider-Man helps Yuri, and by extension the NYPD, not the NYPD specifically, she is the only one he trusts, and likewise, and she is the only one he is truly attempting to help. Hell, several times during gameplay he remarks about leaving the scene before the police show up because he’s…

“I’m not grasping for as many straws as it may appear.”

I disagree. This is silly.  

Spider-Man, and all superheroes by extension, are cops. They just don't go fulfilling the will of the State.

Uh...what?