Are you kidding me? A fucking fb video that you have to be logged in to see. Fuck that. Way to ruin your site.

They discovered that their drivers couldn’t earn a living at the prices they set so now we have to kick in extra to make it up. Not from me they won’t.

LOL. You must be an Uber driver.

Me too. I’m not going to tip no matter how nice the driver is. If I want to tip someone, then I’ll just take a regular cab.

It’s douchebaggery to wear any logo shirt,car or otherwise.

And we never will.

Yea. Fuckem. They have the same shot at understanding how finance works as you do.

Sounds like an event The Onion would put on.

Ha.

Me likey.

Awesome, thanks!

I did that too until my blacklist got full and wouldn’t accept any more calls. Now I get the god damn calls again. Samsung take note...make your reject call list unlimited.

Where was Cosbys’wife during all this? Honest question. All of these meetings and dinners and so on.

If I had my druthers, Volvo would offer one of the safest, most reliable stripped down cars on the road today; a car without seat back monitors, touch screens, wood veneers, or every goody-you-can-imagine. Just an extremely safe, dependable, comfortable (the BEST seats) full size wagon. If the V90 came that way with a…

Meh.

I wonder who his spokesman is. Probably someone from the clan

I just feel bad for the guy. His playing days are over and he’s in constant pain. He’s lost the thing he loved to do and he hasn’t found anything to replace it yet. I really hope he gets the help he needs and finds a new passion for direction in his life.

No, you’re just being a nit picking asshole. Fuck off.

Of course you know nothing about the Navy jump team or their training. The Leap Frogs are the best of the best as is their support team. Each member of the jump squad has at least 200 jumps prior to joining the team so they aren’t rookies on a static line screwup. Yes accidents happen but my point was, given their…

What’s YOUR problem. Nothing in my post suggested it was without risk. I just made an observation that they are the best of the best navy jumpers and somehow you translate that into me saying that they weren’t taking risk. First Navy riggers are very highly trained professionals. They don’t screw up. Also each jump…