This is a controversial stance. You and I understand that, Stef.
This is a controversial stance. You and I understand that, Stef.
Ok so I do speak Russian and I would like to point out a great bit of irony that is obscured by the translation (sorry if others have pointed it out below). “Verny” (the name of the chain) means ‘faithful’ or ‘the faithful one’. Not saying she explicitly cheated on the dude, but it definitely seems like he felt like…
Does this mean the car is totaled?
Is this the plot to the next Fast and Furious movie? Dom and crew turn into pirates and hijack the ships to prevent them from falling into enemy hands, then The Rock shows up for no reason and they drive cars from end to end at WOT, but it still takes 37 minutes?
So, enough gasoline for a trip to the Kroger and back in a Dodge Demon?
Whoa my god is that a solid?
Though it was reported in a German magazine, its not clear, was this in Germany or the South Carolina BMW plant?
That’s where my train of thought went too. #CynicAndRealist
Bet you there’s more than one lawyer who has/had tried to convince the driver that they can sue the homeowners for placing the rocks there. After all if the rocks weren’t there he would have crashed into their house which would have likely been less injurious to him. They have created a hazard.
To be honest, the 200 is the first Chrysler I’ve eve seen that made me think “hmmm, not bad!”.
I tell folks : Successful people do not leave their shopping carts in the parking spot...
People are stupid, lazy creatures who can’t even put their shopping carts in the chute of the parking lot when they’re done loading groceries. So expect these clowns to handle a flying car? Let’s not.
Also fun, there’s a nearby town up here in Northern Ontario and there’s a small company that excavates marble in a nearby town, they then ship it off to Italy where a company cuts it into slabs and sells it as: “Italian hand-cut marble”. Honestly genius.
Fuck Los Angeles, the town of “I needed a cheap commuter car that’s good on gas, so I bought a 1986 Toyota MR2.”