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http://jalopnik.com/5501161/

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http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/99312-Counter-Strike-Cheater-Stabbed-in-Brain Amazingly, he's still alive. Obviously, he's hacking.

I'm hoping this makes it to my local autoshow later this month so I can feel it up.

Save the money for that CTS Diesel of your dreams.

:/

I was thinking of that too, but she's got a kid. Then again, the kid's going to be f*cked up from being the one 'walked' to school by a ginormous blob in a Rascal.

I'm amazed that the chair hasn't buckled under that weight. That's some quality engineering there.

I'm sure Google Images will be your friend, if you're into that sort of thing.

It's people like her that make the terrorists hate us. =[

lol!

Comes Down like Rain - W.E.T

BRING BACK ASÜNA!!

Surprisingly (or not) these two videos are relevant to the two main topics in this thread. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZzgAjjuqZM

You've raged about Dylan on quite a few occasions.

You still can buy a G8 from a dealership...

The French.

Your situation in the US may be different than my country's, but in our case, our cities are either running deficits or are cutting close. The federal and provincial governments have cut taxes, meaning that cities are not getting the financial transfer payments they need; at the same time, those same governments are downloading responsibilities onto cities which is furthering the problem. Naturally, a city needs to find a way to make up for that income, and taxing things like soda is the best option within their limited jurisdiction. You guys will need to get used to this sort of thing, more and more. Especially if your country establishes a public health system. The health of the nation will become everyone's (taxpayer's) business, and unhealthy habits and lifestyles will have an impact come tax time. So why not create incentives that deter unhealthy living?

What's wrong with taxing soda? The stuff's horrible for your health, with a recent study showing that even two cans a week increases the risk of pancreatic cancer dramatically. Plus, your cities are starved for cash, and need to find ways of income.