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Mortimer Brewster
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If they want to do a crossover episode where Boba Fett grows a mustache and they have to battle a giant robot Bigfoot controlled by John Saxon while also preventing a massive earthquake by using an underground nuclear explosion to cause an earthquake in a slightly different spot, I’d watch.

Chante Mallard got 50 years.

I had a 1986 Pontiac Trans Am, and in my nine months of ownership after it was purchased new off the lot, it went through three transmissions. One failed while the dealership shop people were test driving it after just having replaced the transmission.

Still hope for the Radioland Murders reboot series.

Electoral College reform won’t get me an Alpine A110.

Ultrabunny. Just like on the shirt Rick Flag had on when Peacemaker killed him.

They cut out the part where he called him a virgin who can’t drive.

Not just you. That’s who it is.

That Malibu listed up top costs as much as a 2016 A6 with fewer miles in the same area.

There’s got to be some other planet with interesting stuff going on. 

I was joking because it said the ship hit the plane. I know it meant “hit” in the sense of “shot down” but I was pretending that I thought the ship (in the water) rammed the plane to be funny.

I’ve read of a USN ship hitting an airliner.

What about a system that throws a FedEx employee at any incoming missiles? Seems like that might be more cost-effective and wouldn’t cost any jobs.

Here in the States, you call it a sausage in the mouth.

I would find it alarming, too, but the law in Texas apparently doesn’t agree.

Other than ramming a car into the service bay door, I’m not entirely sure he was breaking any law. The restriction is that rifles can’t be carried in a manner calculated to cause alarm, though the people who end up getting charged under that statute tend to be pointing it at someone or waving it around in a

And you’re not even required to take the CCP classes to carry concealed in Texas anymore.

That’s just how you by a car in Texas. Makes the negotiations feel more high-stakes.

The kiddie bikers was the most “prequel” type of thing I think we’ve seen so far in the Star Wars D+ live action shows (which I realize I’ve made sound like a longer list of shows than it is).

I mean, I have no desire to own any wagon, but I do agree that dealers have made it difficult to get the car I actually want.