10/10 Would hoon.

Congrats on having the dumbest take in this article.

Front plates are an abomination

There were already people stopping to help so all you are going to do is add to the chaos and your stopped car will just be another hazard.

Probably because no one cares if you have an Infiniti and they want to be noticed by the German car crowd they so desperately seek approval from.

WTF, why are there so many asshole drivers in Colton? That earlier story about a biker chasing down a hit-and-run Mercedes was also in Colton.

60g is porsche money. There’s no way in hell I’d fuck around with a Honda for that cash. At the end of the day, it’s still a Honda.

Of course I have heard of supply and demand. I just think that it is insane that people would pay 60 grand plus for this car when for that price you can get a whole other class of car.

This car is so GOD..DAMN..UGLY. Who the FUCK would pay 55k for that?!

Is... is that supposed to be an insult?

If you could stop dicking around on gawker and finish making my fries that’d be great.

One hardly knows where to begin.

Hey get out of here with that logic! This is a Gizmodo blog (or whatever the fuck Gawker is called now), where everyone deserves a handout.

He didn’t fire her. He offered her another position because her current position wasn’t of value. She declined it. It says so right there in the article. Did you read it?

Sounds like a typical scientist/engineer. They look at the data (can he function without her) and make a decision based on the data (yes, he can) and people’s feelings don’t matter.

Lots of rich people trawl government auctions. That’s how you get even richer for cheap.

The (former) Gawker and its sites have pretty consistently put forth a message that wealthy people are evil. The notable exceptions are wealthy celebrities that espouse liberal views, regardless of whether said celebrities do more than just talk about the issues or not.

That’s fine since it’s their prerogative to have…

Yeah!!!

The residents were pissed, and petitioned the Board of Supervisors to nullify the sale. One resident explained to The San Francisco Chronicle the shock that they, the city’s wealthy, could be so rudely taken advantage of

UAW calling out Nissan for using scare tactics to discourage unionization.. are you kidding me?