I thought of it more as active-aggressive.

"A mistake was made..."

I imagine we've all said something just as silly, but if he spent the time to write an essay about it and decided to post it online, I can't understand how he couldn't step back and just say, "That's me, I was an asshat." Or better yet, nothing at all.

See it in person. It's amazing to be up close to. I was not very impressed either until I was lucky enough to get to sit in and check one out. It's a car from the future.

Back dat ass up

"I see... I think this car is made to be driven mildly, not at its limits."

This was in CT and they seem to have an uncanny love for left-side exits there, so he could've been approaching his exit as well.

That's not necessarily the case, though. There are people who try to put on a persona so you'll think that about them...but doesn't that even give something away? It tells you how they want to be seen. Also, you have to consider that everyone expresses themselves in some way. They can't all be faking everything.…

1. Yes, only american drivers are incapable of handling a car of this power

That phrasing is intended as an analytic identifier, not a claim about atheism itself. The idea, of course, being that even stating outright a disbelief in a deity was treated about the same as expressing a belief in a particular one. It's a notable inclusion particularly because it supports the secularization theory…

man, vacuuming really sucks!

man, vacuuming really sucks!

What lying witch hunt? You mean the one where they offered him a reasonable deal? Something he could've easily worked with (and likely worked down)? Or maybe the jury that was presented evidence of his guilt? Showing him speeding past cars (btw "average" speed doesn't mean shit).... What about the fact he skipped out…

"When the police came to my door, I did what most Canadians are taught to do, I cooperated," Adam Tang told BC's Global News in an on-the-lam interview. "And if I didn't cooperate, I wouldn't be in this mess."

Speak for yourself. I don't need a scumbag like that as a hero.

Have you ever just wanted to roll up a newspaper and smack someone with it? What's missing is me with a newspaper in close proximity to this guy. He's such a chuck of fecal matter.

But not the one we need.

BMW i8.

Easier cleanup? Impress-your-friends-during-a-dinner-party tricks?

I'm British, and I've always been under the impression that they actually turn a profit, all in all.