I mean...a rotting fish is kinda still vandalism, no? That carp isn’t easy to clean!

The key words here are “his players.” The boss sets the rules, just as in any profession.

Hmmmm.

Not to put too fine a point on it, but that may not be your weirdest car fetish. That may be your predilection for rescuing very, very rusty vehicles.

He’s an “Anti-Midgite.”

Not sure if it is the exact tire mentioned in that other thread, but the Falken Rubitrek definitely fits the bill for an all-terrain tire that performs great on the street and is very good value for money.

Falken already had a great product in that segment of the market for years with their Wildpeak brand. The most…

It was still okay in 1970, too...

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That was an auto-correction error. It should have read “every rose.” He wasn’t using the rocker language setting.

Further counterpoint:

This is informative and sounds utterly delicious.

I’m definitely questionable.

I am good with the twitters.

Especially the guy who wants a hummer from a dog. He really likes that unconditional love. A lot.

I started in the car business in 2009. I had lost my job in engineering ( economic downturn) and had gotten my car repossessed, I was avoiding eviction notice after eviction notice. I sat in my 1000$ Toyota Echo with all my belongings, I slept in the car some nights to avoid bill collectors and an angry landlord. One…

I bet that guy thought, “I’m so glad I fired that asshole.” every year around tax time.

My bad credit years where 100% of my own making. There was no “The Man” that put me in the positions I found myself in.

Was it something about receiving total consciousness on your death bed?