It’s no accident nearly all the shots of this BMW are from the same flattering angle. It doesn’t look that great from the back, and the side profile just looks weird with the proportions of the butt. The scalloped hood has only gotten more ridiculous over the years, and it’s way out of proportion on the 2 series.
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Whut. Tha. Fack.
More and more I’m convinced unions are holding pay for pilots back, at least on the low end. In no way does it make sense for someone coming off a CRJ to get priority over someone at Spirit flying A320s with 5 years experience. That, things like the resistance to the additional pay at Republic a year or two ago, scope…
Hey. He’s 87. Maybe he stopped in the middle of the road for no reason. Wouldn’t be the first time. The article doesn’t have enough information to assign blame. Therefore, I will stick to my unwarranted, kneejerk aversion to octogenarian drivers.
Just because the person who gets rear-ended isn’t at fault legally, doesn’t mean that the person who got rear-ended wasn’t the cause of the wreck.
OK, Harvey apologized, I guess that’s the end of the sto—
HARVEY SMARMY “APOLOGY” ANGERS TEAMMATES - NY POST
I’m having a hard time getting excited about a starting pitcher making bad decisions and calling in sick on an off day, but I get this is more about the Mets toxic clubhouse and record at this point. He makes a convenient fall guy.
“the fans he let down by not showing up to Citi Field on Saturday night.” I’m sure I’m not the only one who was looking forward to watching him sit in the dugout for nine innings.
no one who’s followed him for ANY time actually thinks he’s a good business man. In fact, quite the opposite, people love doing business WITH him,but not for the reasons HE thinks.
I’m very glad this has come to light. I live in upstate New York. Compared to what the article describes, our fines and fees are at least 50 percent higher. And I have been stuck in the cycle of “oh, you can’t afford your fine? Here, have more fines!” I’ve been in a position where I needed to drive to work, as public…
I’m a little bit stunned by this. Not by the content of the article, but by the fact that I just read a whole article on a gawker site about poverty, Detroit, and state tyranny, without a single mention of race or some dumbass implication that a bureaucratic entity is racist. :O
Sally Yates’ Stone Cold Stunner on Ted Cruz was fabulous.
He was never thought to be an “amazing business leader”. His entire history is available to the public, right there, how he couldn’t even make a casino work. He used his daddy’s money to make it look like he was successful and fool the dim-witted who don’t like to read, ie: “I’m rich so I must be successful!”
Or as his biographer once said: his book should have been titled: The Art of My Father’s Deals.
He wasn’t a successful real estate developer. I wish we could dispel that myth.
Not just a lack of business acumen, but an inability to surround oneself with a capable, competent, reliable team. And, no, they all don’t have to have yuuge amounts of experience, but they have to have a f***ing clue...
It’s important to remember that he wasn’t even good at real estate speculation. Had he taken his inheritance, sold off everything, and put the money in a fund that matched the gains of the S&P 500, he would be worth substantially more than he is now.
Just more proof that Trump isn’t the “amazing business leader” so many people give him credit for. I’ve said for a long time that starting with a bunch of money and dealing in Real Estate speculation doesn’t make you a business virtuoso — it usually just means you have good timing (or often not, based on all the…
Isn’t that the whole point of democracy, if your boss is acting like a tool?