Do you honestly believe it was just a hoard of “little guys” to cause this? There are very big players behind the Gamestop move. Dragging in the “little guys” just provides a great level of cover. You don’t get that kind of trade volume from robinhooders. But you can motivate/convince these Financial Justice Warriors…

Look, they should have the same fucking warning for traveling to NY or Florida. I live in Florida and would take a break by going to the USVI but I can’t find anyone to watch the dogs. My chances of catching Covid are lower by going almost anywhere other than staying in SWFL. Pence can suck it, but not for this.

I’m fairly certain that if there was a gunshot in that crowd on Jan 6th that those nutbars would have opened fire at anyone and anything. Thinning their own herd.

Schwab let’s you purchase “micro-shares”. Meaning that if you wanted a piece of Tesla but only had $200 to invest, Schwab allows you to put that $200 against Tesla even though it is valued at ~$800. Normally you have to buy a full share to get in the game. This is one thing that Schwab does differently than others.…

Price is close, maybe $11k and it’s OK. However, you would still have to look at that Z3 body on the daily.

“Luke Evans has joined the cast of Disney’s live-action Pinocchio, as the unnamed coachman who lures boys to Pleasure Island and sells them on the black market after they’ve been transformed into donkeys.”

Metro Detroit roads have to be the worst in all of the US. I’ve driven backroads that are smoother.

On my recent car acquisition they wanted me to get this insurance as well. But I saw it more as a theft thing rather than a damage issue. Regardless, the roads by me are relatively good and this is not my daily driver so I don’t take it into places it shouldn’t go. I’m more concerned about the driving & parking…

Walked past the Moto Guzzi Museum in ‘19 while wandering the coast of Lake Como. Mrs. Artist wasn’t interested in stopping in. But we will be back there as soon as this pandemic is under control.

Wrong - that honor goes to financial advisors. 

Trust me, folks. This was a feature.

Living in that area and working the track one race (‘92) during that era I was always a big fan of Stan Fox. I wept openly witnessing his crash in ‘95. I couldn’t watch the rest of the race. Stan was not a terrible driver but he was one of the last of the blue collar crossover drivers.

Been there. When I was living in that region we made it a point to hit all those great small towns.

My grandmother worked at the Auburn factory. My mother was born in Auburn. That Cord was gorgeous. Almost the best thing about the movie “The Reincarnation of Peter Proud”.

There is not enough love for the Avanti (any iteration). I have a half-dozen family members who worked at Studebaker and this was a classic. Along with the Silver Hawk. And the ‘32-’33 President.

Beetlejuice?

You are missing the point of the theater marquee. By having it “starts Wed” they can have it on the side, which has more prominence on-screen. 

I can almost guarantee you that C-Link figured out how to make $ with the funds that would outweigh the cost plus interest. 

This is what happens when the focus shifts from “serve and protect”.

And snowmobile races! Tip-Up Town!