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For watching two movies at the same time? Talk about ADD.... Mom this movie is boring, AND the other movie is boring too.

If I were 10, I could stab you in the chest 19 times and get away with it, right?

Isn't anybody else disturbed that bears have learned to open doors?

Maybe at 5 I didn't have a proper sense of time, but at 12 I certainly knew ficitonal characters from reality and understood the consequences of killing living things let alone people. I currently have two nieces, 9 and 10 years old, and they know the difference.

You're absolutely right, they should be executed on the spot.

Small FWD hatchbacks = "cheap" pauper cars to American sensibilities. Despite the likes of the Focus ST or Mini Cooper Works, performance FWD hatches are a niche of a niche. People in the US do not aspire to drive a small FWD hatchback. Right or wrong they have always been positioned as cheap entry level cars (see

You mean the crown vic with a different grille?

It was popular on lots of other cars too. Because then 3/4 of people would fill them in with chrome lettering.

Jet powered rainbow!!!1!

People still buy car magazines?

Awesome point. Despite the parodies of themselves they've become, I love it when Top Gear actually gushes over a cheap car (once per series).

Is that the young Beaver girl I keep hearing about?

UN Agenda 21.

New York City was on the verge of death in the 1970s, and was caught up in a national move west to Los Angeles...

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Killing is wrong, and bad. There should be a new, stronger word for killing, like badwrong or badong. Yes, killing is badong. From this moment, I shall stand for the opposite of killing — gnodab.

For me, the 1966 Adam West Batmobile is one of the earliest and best examples of special cars that I can remember from childhood. Along with the Monkeemobile, Herbie the Lovebug, and the Munsters car.

For all Batmobile fanatics:

Yo, check it. I has been out of work