Its a detailed survey of England dating back to before 1100. It offers an almost complete view of medieval society and the landholdings and fiefdoms. If a structure appears in the Book, it’s a good indicator of just how old and storied the location is.

I met Brian Kemp at a luncheon once, and am happy (?) to report he’s just as much of a jackass in person as is appears to be on the internet. He offered me a business card and thanked me for what he assumed would be a vote for him, which I politely declined to go introduce myself to Stacey Abrams instead.

I try to keep the page open all month, but after a set period of time, the computer forces a restart. I follow my own trail of stars to get back to where I was before. Its the only way I’ve found that works!

First, holy fuck do Americans know how to do pomp and circumstance. Each European grand prix is a super-serious affair, while America has parachutists towing 30-foot flags, synchronized helicopter fly-by’s, cheerleaders, and a mad helicopter pilot flying 30ft above the track chasing the cars.

OMG I live in the Atlanta burbs and this has me SHOOK

Past life experiences always struck me as so... creepy isn’t the right word, but they always made me feel so unsettled. Even more so after my dad told me that I apparently had one too.

omg the picture with the small child sent SHIVERS straight up my spine. I am SO CREEPED OUT

My boyfriend routinely fills our DVR with this show, and I refuse to even sit in the room while he binge-watches it. All I can hear from the other room is bleeping and bitching. I DON’T GET IT!!!

I have no words for how hard I’m laughing

I’m not crying, you’re crying!

Thought I was prepared for this video.

Absolutely nothing. As a federal department, they just have to visibly do their due diligence in a case of CYA.

EQ is a sub-brand that follows its own naming format. It doesn’t necessarily adhere to the MB structure, only uses the C/A/S, etc. as nods to the size of the vehicle.

The company I work for also doesn’t care what you drive, mostly because they know that 75% of the company can’t afford the cars we sell and also that there’s not enough parking anyways, so that’s fun.

Pre-work) Spend years perfecting an alter ego. An alter ego so classy, so sophisticated, so polished, that nobody at Pebble Beach would ever doubt she belonged. Call her Classy - NO Fancy Kristen.

Obviously.

just wait until until you hear the easter eggs the programmers included with ‘Hey Mercedes’