Not as weird as the Jeep Shawnee...

At this rate, Saudi Arabia’s going to need to get in on the consumer side of oil to keep demand up.

Oh haha. I read that, and totally missed that you meant 14+13 more years. woosh.

How about the good ‘ole Chevrolet Bonanza?

Maybe I missed something? If he’s been there since 1990, isn’t that more like 25-26ish years? Math?

*insert YouTube comment here*

So, “No, no I do not.”

Not as strange as people who believe things Tyler Durden says, despite the whole point of that film being that he was (spoiler warning?) imagined by an insane guy.

Politics aside, that intake (at least when viewed from the side) just isn’t doing it for me, and the bronze-ish color doesn’t seem to help anything.

The one where my pay has increased 34% since his second term. The one where the unemployment rate is sub 5%. The one where my city is booming. The one where my friends are buying houses and getting out of credit card debt instead of pondering going to grad school because there weren’t any jobs. The one where I don’t…

It’s.. trickier than that. I used to work in the industry.

My dystopian hometown seems to have more payday loan shops than fast food restaurants after seven years of Obama, and this guy seems like exactly the sort of predator that coring our country was meant to benefit. I suspect he’s as loathsome a piece of shit as you’d find lobbying for partial birth abortion, but that…

I have a difficult time agreeing with you here. Are they predators? Absolutely. But at the same time, they are people that have access to funds and are willing to lend to extremely high risk nearly indigent people. High risk means higher rates. It takes 2 parties to agree to the terms.....

I thought we were talking about the subject of the video. Not some completely different things.

Full cage, race seats and 4-point belts change things pretty dramatically.

Better solution: Superchargers

um, turbochargers HAVE to suck*...how else are they going to get all that air in.