This is where the comment “I wish I had a F40 to wrap around a light pole” comes into play.  

I don’t own a single Ferrari and it “assails [my] sense of dignity”

#richpeople’sproblems

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C’mon man, my entire life has been one long embarrassment and you dont see me suing anyone.

“At all material times herein, the Defendant knew that their handling delay would damage the Plaintiff’s reputation within the community of Ferrari collectors and assail his sense of dignity.”

“The show absence of the Vehicle is not a matter that the Plaintiff should have to repeatedly deal with on a public basis.”

Oh, FFS. When you wrap an F40 around a lamppost, I think you deserve whatever “embarrassment” you get.

What a piece of subhuman dog crap.

Colombia was colonized by the Spanish, not the British. And it’s located in South America.

Canada, for your own sake, quash this rich idiot’s stupid lawsuit. You don’t want to follow us Americans down this path...

My response to this Doctor’s current situation.

I’d love to see where in his insurance contract they’re supposed to give any kind of damn about his dignity and embarrassment.

The show absence of the Vehicle is not a matter that the Plaintiff should have to repeatedly deal with on a public basis.

If I ever saw this car on display, I’d ask the Doctor, “Hey! Wasn’t this the F40 that you wrapped around a pole?” Then wait to see if he sued the insurer for not being more insistent that he total the car.

Here is an idea: To avoid true embarrassment, don’t wrap your F40 around a pole.

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Yeah, Ferguson et al. are right. It’s the result of something else, such as depression or an obsessive or addictive personality. But those things are boring, and have already been addressed. Attaching it to gaming feels like a stunt.

Microtransactions have been a hot-button issue, angering players and genuinely undermining or flat-out ruining otherwise perfectly fine games, for some time now. Publishers know full well that we’ll put up with this rampant greed and blatant anti-consumer horseshit to a point, but when you combine literally every…

“We will turn the crystals back on after sales numbers peak and we realize we can no longer make significant sale numbers from game purchases”.