Exactly. I have a 435 GC and while I may be biased, part of the selling point of the car was that it was a sportier driving 3 series with nicer lines and a hatch. As a city dweller, I wanted to be able to fit a lot of crap in my trunk easily but didn’t want a giant car or crossover. To me, the hatch was a huge selling…

I was on the phone with a State Farm rep once who told me that they don’t report their claims to Carfax, so if that’s indeed true then Carfax is not accurately portraying the accident history of any State Farm insured vehicle. Last time I checked, State Farm had close to 20% of the market share for auto insurance.…

The 4-series GC is actually great. It’s got good lines and more functionality because of the hatch. I don’t know why all sedans can’t incorporate a hatch, the 4 GC is proof that you don’t have to take away the nice lines of a sedan in order to actually have a functional trunk space.  The 3 GT was stupid and looked…

Don’t forget the sprite salad. I can’t wait to see what happens when he goes to his girlfriend’s house for Thanksgiving. You think Easter is terrifying...you better buckle up buddy.

Oh I feel your pain. I had the same thing happen to me when I went to my husband’s family’s house. They tell you it’s a salad with no reservation either and I bet you most of the family probably couldn’t even tell you what’s in it. And they think I’m the weird one.

US Attorney, not District Attorney. And yes, she will most probably go to jail because of the extra charges and the amount of $ involved.

While I disagree that KOP is garbage, you are right that the Cherry Hill mall is great.  It really has come along the past few years and between that and the retail additions in Philly there is no longer any reason to go to KOP if you live in Philly.

THIS NEEDS ALL THE STARS. The garbage disposal is actually not supposed to be used for all of your food scraps! Scrape that shiz off first before it goes in your sink. It’s literally just to deal with the small amounts of residue or remains of food that happen to end up in the sink (which normally would end up in the…

I really have been missing out on all of this Roger Stone news.  How is this a real person who had any kind of clout with anyone important?

Wait, those glasses in the first pic are real?!?!  Oh my.  

That’s the first thing I could think of...even though I can’t stand her I was so happy to see that she had de-brassed that blonde and gotten some Olaplex up in there.  

I hate myself for knowing this Dan, but Kylie is the almost billionaire, not Kendall. Kendall is still filthy rich though for being part of that conglomerate of a family.

“We probably shouldn’t listen to Cataldi, since he just says whatever; in different venues this year he both predicted a Super Bowl repeat and said success had wrecked Doug Pederson and they wouldn’t go anywhere.”

Gritty already has 38k Twitter followers, which has to place him solidly at top 5 for the NHL and perhaps even top 10 for other sports.  VIVA GRITTY!

This is why I got a 4-series gran coupe instead of a 3 series.  I need to be a full and proper yuppie so I can haul maximum ikea flat-packed boxes home in my german car.

BRING BACK ALL THE BUTTONS!!!  There are some things that are just better when they are analog.  The number one complaint about most new cars is “the touchscreen display is ____” insert:  crappy, bad, slow, lagging, inaccurate, busy, distracting, unresponsive, over-responsive, non-intuitive, poorly designed...

I realized that you were kidding later...I’m a little slow on the uptake.

And now I have egg on my face because I wrote “useage” instead of usage.  That’s some instant karma right there.  

Like I said, pled is not well-liked and many consider it flat out wrong, but it is accepted as a colloquial term that is oft used in legal proceedings. Plead is very rarely used in the past-tense and if you use it like the author uses it above, every lawyer is going to read it in their head as pleeeeeed and then think…

He “pleaded” not guilty or he “pled” not guilty (though many do not like the latter, it is still used and it derives from Scottish/American useage). “Plead” is used when saying something like, “He is coming to court today where he is expected to plead not guilty.”