Exactly. A bank branch will have a Notary to facilitate transferring the title and all kinds of security to ensure that you won't get robbed when you want to make the deal. A clean, clear and convenient deal.

He trusts his gun. Makes sense.

If you were a crack dealer you would have been dealing crack not robbing him.

The police have to prove that he was driving beyond reasonable doubt. If he and his lawyer can provide reasonable doubt the police have to find away to prove it wrong. He doesn't need to say anything about who was driving his car to push this burden on to the police.

Definitely Sum Ting Wong.

Wi Tu Lo.

Ho Lee Fuk.

"Narbonne coach Victoria Sanders said she didn't realize the team needed to apply for a waiver"

So a year after being smacked for one major rule violation, she still hasn't learned to pick up the books and read them cover-to-cover. One has to wonder what other fine examples she sets for her student-athletes.

Good thing Len didn't draw a cartoon Muhammad

Johnson: Would you like to see Sunderland?

ESPN wisely didn't tell him to "hit the showers" for a week.

You ignore Rule #1 just like so many others...

You think that's bad? Wait until you see the U-235 players blow up.

"The religion of peace."

If I were in front of a camera while that happened I would have totally made it a point to immediately check on the person to see if they're okay (even though it looked very minor) so then I could watch the video later and jerk off to all of the "what a class act" posts I would accumulate.

blaze matuidi

Instead of spending money to adopt this horrible demon dog, I'm just gonna saw my right calf off with a rusty butter knife. Same result; free.

I'm more of a don't touch anything that doesn't belong to you type of guy.

It's probably someone who pays for both spots, but instead some parking vigilante gets his panties in a wad seeing that and decides to ruin the guys car for no good reason.

if at an apt building or condo... and he paid for both spaces... who's the dbag now?