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Junkrat aka Rick Sanchez: Fury Road Edition
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The comments here are bizarre. Brundle couldn’t come up with anything better than to ask her to rap for him? Come on. He didn’t ask Stiller to do funny impressions or Shaq to dribble. Why are you asking Megan to perform for your amusement? Dipshit.

I get that she’s just there to be a celeb and be seen, but maybe

A LOT easier to build SSDs and hard drives than cars. Cleaner factories, more spacing for workers, a facility that REQUIRES a high level of cleanliness due to what they make.

I’ll toss out my same statement concerning auto bailouts as last time. Nobody likes it. Consumers and the American public don’t like it. The politicians don’t like it. And the automakers probably dislike them the most. GM is STILL constantly lambasted over the last recession’s bailout. But it has to be done. Why?

While I agree with the car cost sentiment (there are incredible cars for less than 20k compared to even 20 years ago), these types of charts really need to be regional. The cost of housing/education relative to wages shifts dramatically from place to place.

Daryl Morey, notedly averse to information

This is just fucking gross. Thats really all I can say about it.

We had a powder blue ‘74 Valiant when I first got my driver’s license. It took me about a year to save up for and buy my own wheels. Of course V-8 Nova’s, Mustangs, Chevelle’s, etc. etc. were common as dirt then, but my lot in life was to have to beg to borrow a slant six, powder blue Plymouth Valiant, automatic and

My next move is to dd something weirder than I currently have. Been driving my 03 Discovery for a few years now and I love it, but now that I have a truly wonderful go-to shop for service, I'm gonna 'step it up' next time out. Cheers to you!

My very first car was a hand-me-down 66 valiant 100, 3 on the tree.

I daily drove a 1969 Valiant for years. Miss that car.

Good times indeed. My long gone 68 /6 Valiant was a hoot.

Wow, I’m genuinely surprised that RGIII stayed in the league longer.

These picks could be valuable. Who knows, they could use them to draft some real talent. Maybe they land 3 real superstar MVP caliber players through the draft, and hit on a couple of other later picks for some solid role players, and have themselves a perennial contender. Then they might have to pay them eventually,

This was the correct swap - something that started life with a real VTEC head.

It read even more preposterously on my phone:

The Cardinals’ hacking scandal has finally paid off for the Houston Astros. Corbin Martin, who was selected 56th overall in 2017 with the top pick that MLB made St. Louis hand over as punishment, started on the mound for Houston on Sunday for his Major League debut. Martin had 9 Ks, 1 BB and 2 ER through 5.1 innings

I’m not sure that I’d see it as a *happy* ending. But it gives a nice coda to Vic’s character: he’s absolutely set up to fail at his job–inevitably one day he’ll get nailed for handing in only an 8-page report, his deal will be revoked, and he’s going to have to pay for his crimes. Vic knows this. So I see the final

Jesus, that is horrible. The GOP will offer thoughts and prayers and shrug their collective shoulders about any change in gun laws. Every single one of those feckless assholes should have nightmares about this 

In my case, I absolutely cannot stand Kevin Durant, and honestly I’ve never much liked Steph, although it’s hard to pinpoint exactly why. And I have whatever fucking awful brain disease forces a person to root for underdogs all the damn time, which means I generally experience a lot of frustration and bitterness

Seems odd that a guy like Dilfer couldn’t manage to enjoy the game.