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The NRA only has about 4 million members... and its declining, so its a small amount of the total population of the US. However, around 40% of the citizens in the country own guns. So perhaps its more like 10% of gun owners... but either way its a small percentage.
I was a member for 3 years, but did not renew as I

I would have sued the insurance company.

Except at the time of the accident he was not speeding and the video shows that.

Wrong, the car illegally crossing the double yellow into the HOV lane is at fault. In California that is a $400-$600 fine.

Injuries are pretty much guaranteed in a motorcycle crash... plus any damage over $750.

Insurance companies don’t cite fault, only the police.

As a motocycle commuter in LA, I can tell you that the fines for crossing into or out of the HOV lane across the double yellow range from $341 - $671 depending on what part of this city you are in. That’s several hundred more than running a red light. Its THAT dangerous.

And yet, I can’t even tell you how many times a

Which completely backfired on him.

You just realized this? Its been known for decades... his many and various business failures, bankruptcies and lawsuits are well documented.

Try again....

There needs to be an Emmy in this man’s hands STAT!

We have 5 active carriers at sea right now, and that is down from 10 that we’ve had in active service since 2007. Enterprise retired in 2013. We have 4 in deep maintenance, 1 on its way back to probably join them. the USS Ford has been delayed so many times it probably won’t be up and running for at least another 6

Um... it is?

Being from Texas, I’d rather hang with Rossi in Italy than Colin in TX. ;)

Hahaha, but Guy got hit with the ugly stick one too many times! ;)

You have far too much faith in the American moviegoer.

Shut up, wrong o.

Nicely done! And I'm glad one of them actually WON. I hate stalemates! ;)

Yeah, you SAY that... everybody SAYS that. But no one ever really DOES that. They'll seem blow a lot of money—compared to us, but in the context of their wealth its like one of us peons dropping a nickel in the Salvation Army can. When you're a billionaire you earn millions in a day just in interest.

The thing is, it will only increase in value. When he gets tired of it, he can probably sell it for double what he paid. LA is crazy like that. 1,000sq ft homes build in the 1920s for $2,500 selling for $1 million... and they are DUMPS. Most of them haven't been renovated since the 1960s. Yet people are scarfing them