This made my day.
GREAT for the first part of the question. Now add in the second part? That's just wrong. So, so wrong.
This one's looking like a home run. I'm looking for one too, and this might be at the top of the list for the price.
This one's looking like a home run. I'm looking for one too, and this might be at the top of the list for the price.
Me too!
There's the Traveler, and you're supposed to be fighting the Darkness, and also there's something named Rasputin that speaks Russian and, uh, look, let's just shoot things okay?
Damn, that's cold.
YES!
It really does. But it's just perfect.
If this doesn't win, I'm gonna be upset. Classic, comical, and well done.
Too tall, you say?
After just a few minutes of searching, I've found a large number of cars that prove once and for all that this 100,000-mile thing is a myth, including this 2002 Toyota 4Runner with 414,538 miles, this 1998 Mazda Protégé with 278,579 miles, this 2002 Nissan Frontier with 350,721 miles, this 2002 Honda Insight with…
Uh, isn't this the reason? Come on guys...
I must know of this new-found awesomeness.
Agreed. But there's so many perverted versions of most basic religions nowadays that it's impossible to keep track. Makes it even harder to explain.
Just interesting because it applies to a lot in the Bible and is used in the Latin version heavily. I must have missed the joking part, and I obviously didn't mean any harm in my semi-rant.
Oh, I wasn't trying to say you have a big truck and park poorly. Just referring to people in general.
They don't teach it like that. They don't teach that "God will take care of you". You've still gotta do your own stuff and be responsible for your actions. But Christians (me being one) trust that God has a purpose in everything. So if shit hits the fan, it's not that you don't worry about it, but trust there's a…
As long as you don't try and take up one (very poorly) and make tight parking everywhere else around you. I realize they've got a big truck and I respect that, but damnit, it's a bitch to park next to an extra long dually who's trying to be courteous.