At the dealerships? I wonder if there is a risk of overcharging.

“Young people held in strict “long-term secure facilities” face treatment most Americans would find appalling. They are treated like criminals, held behind razor wire fences, punished with pepper spray and mechanical restraints, and locked up in solitary confinement.”

That’s about $130 million in revenue, this season and in future seasons, even before they start playing baseball.

“Are you calling me on the cellular phone? I don’t know you. Who is this? Don’t come here, I’m hanging up the phone! Prank caller, prank caller!”

Fair, but Logan is an exception to the rule when compared to DC comics.

“black race team owner defeated by sport white people love”

Better be careful, don’t want to derail their burgeoning career by playing that new hit single too much

Thankfully it was blurred out on the Japanese broadcast, so no one at home saw how dreadful it truly was.

Revised headline:

I’m not crazy, but my LOW PRICES are!!!

The examples you gave are all private institutions. I hate LU and Falwell with a disturbing passion, but sometimes students who attend these colleges do have to agree to more stringent controls in the form of signing codes of conduct, etc.

Not endorsing those controls or anything, just wanted to mention that.

How did all that training work out for this guy?

Just curious, does that mean 2x the rate of inflation since 1993?

Right, because everyone wants to drive a beater and spend their weekends in the garage elbow deep in the engine bay. There is a balance to be struck here, between incurring debt and having a fun, reliable car.

Oddly enough, the same amount will buy you FCA.

To paraphrase Valentino Rossi; If it’s behind you, it doesn’t matter.

I don’t necessarily disagree with you, but haven’t your friends in higher education told you that the phrases are “old wives’ tale” and “taken aback”?

If you have a plan, we’d love to hear it.