Yep, and here’s a good one. I worked at a Quickie Mart on third shift for a while, dude comes in and is at the counter and swaying back and forth, can’t stand up straight. Since he’s fumbling, there’s now a line forming behind him as he slurs, “I’m going to the casino tonight!”
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More often than I would like to, but zero qualms when doing so.
O’Brien is the new Jeff Fisher: the ruiner of quarterbacks. He nearly ended Tom Savage’s life, killed Brock Osweiler’s career by destroying his confidence, traded for the statue that is Ryan Mallett, and is working overtime to ruin a potential great. Today the Texans tied a record for the most consecutive games in…
At what point do their players revolt? Tanking makes more sense in basketball and baseball when you don’t stand as much of a chance of injury, but in football, not fielding a capable team would seem to increase the risk of personal injury, which just seems like gross negligence on the side of management. From a…
Hate the pats all you want but they did everything they could to keep Miami in the game.
I dunno, maybe a great jersey just makes our leading man look better than he really is, but being there, given the choice between the Leonard and the Gardner, you gotta chance the Gardner.
At least Marrone can feel good that it was him who ultimately decided the outcome of the game, win or lose. Also it is weird to think how much praise he got a couple of years ago for building up that killer defense and now he is this. Not a criticism, just another reminder how fast a coach’s image can change in the…
Not to mention that if you do fail on 4th down and turn the ball over, you have them pinned with their back in their own end zone. It was a low-risk gamble that Narduzzi couldn’t handle.
I mean, Iggy was a Finals MVP and always had to guard the best player in the world. That carries some weight for me.
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No way GS wins anything without Iguodala.
Real talk - this was simple and elegant. Thank you.
The ATS handled better, had a worse interior (by a significant amount), worse engine choices (NA V6) as an “upgrade”, and cost as much as the competition - with a worse dealership and ownership experience. Looks are subjective, agreed, but that interior was NOT good, and the drivetrain was unrefined and just bland…
Goodyear makes it easy to inspect RV tires.
No offense Torch but every time I read your suggestions as the “if I was buying a second car for fun” answer. I mean a Silver Shadow is a reasonable choice if he didn’t have to rely on it as his primary car. There are much more reliable and safer options out there that would fit the bill.
I’m glad you said this, because whenever I make the proverbial eye roll comment at one of y’alls dumb suggestions (needs a safe, reliable family car for under $60k? What about a Citroen H-Van for $12k?!?!) people always tell me “Relax, it’s satyr/humor.”
Why would someone with two kids purchase a 40 year old car with essentially no modern safety equipment? I’m sorry, I like you but these answers are all useless.
You are technically correct, sir, which, as we all know, is the best kind of correct.
Agreed! I thought the comments was the area for shenanigans...
Is it unique and cool in some way? Sure. Is it remotely reasonable to consider as a reliable, relatively affordable year-round daily driver? Not a chance.
If he just wants a cool hobby car to start conversation and drive to the airport once in a while, great, but that’s not at all what he asked for.