This tool is not useful for most people. I don’t care if I finance or not, I care about the cheapest overall cost. A tool that doesn’t do that isn’t particularly useful.
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Actually they did. It’s right there in the ruling. Page 9. Herp Derp.
Fuck and No. The movie has three people, the book has two and a dog. The book girl is 15 or so.
Jack stands are terrifying to me. Everyone should use ramps.
His Mendes fight was his first real fight in the UFC (real meaning the opponent was good enough to deserve a title fight in his own right). His victory over Mendes is the only reason he deserves a title fight, as he didn’t before. He’s certainly a good enough fighter to deserve a title shot.
He really didn’t deserve the title fight before. NOW he deserves one for fighting, and beating, Mendes. Aldo is going to wreck his shit, dudes ground game is atrocious, and Aldo has a better standing game than Mendes.
But can I drive for Ferrarri and be always 3rd because my car won’t physically go faster than a Mercedes? Can I drive a McLaren and have it crap out after the 10th lap? Will I get time penalties for screwing up my pit lane exit?
I’ve watched on the BBC the past 3 years. Incredible how much better it is.
VPN for half the races through the BBC. Absolutely worth it. You watch the races right after they happen (most people don’t watch them live at 2 am here in the states anyway). You can even download them instead of streaming.
Do what I do: Spend the money on a VPN during the F1 season, you get about half the races on BBC. The coverage is INCREDIBLE. The jokes are witty, the race knowledge is awesome, the commentators know their shit (former F1 driver, for example). They expect you to know your shit, so it isn’t incredibly dumbed-down.…
The first book was really good. It hooked you into a fantasy world where people were vying for a throne and the world also faced external threats to survival. It was interesting. The second worked well too. Then...the books got longer, the characters became more numerous, more plots and storylines for people that…
You know....I concede. A dealer facebook page that focused on their community involvement and customer stories could be very good. I’m not sure it would play on twitter, but that would be a good use of facebook. Toss in the occasional sales announcement and they’d be good to go (sales as in “Memorial Day Weekend Sale”…
Why do you want excitement from your car dealer?
What original content could a dealer make that would be interesting? Give me one idea that isn’t “A picture of a car” or “A sales announcement”
The Mo Cheeks anthem was great. It was a girl who was cracking under the pressure, and the coach of one of the teams walks over and helps her out. Then the crowd joins in. It turned a potential bad rendition by a kid into something great. I'm not saying your list is bad...but I'm saying your judgement is suspect.
Pinball!
Meh. Vettel finally has a car that isn't the best in the field and he quits and leaves. He's been thoroughly outclassed by Ricciardo this year. It really shows that he isn't the best driver in F1, but that he had the best car (by a mile) the last 4 years.
The football players "alleged" assault of Lizzy Seeberg and her treatment at the hands of the university wasn't enough? http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/she-the-…
Not at all. Most dealerships have a person assigned specifically to deal with internet based customers. If you tell them EXACTLY what you are looking for (Model X, These Features, If color matters, Desired Options) it is very easy for them to provide you a quote.