likeabagofsunshine:

leo’s taking the next two days off to try to buy a car. my friend chris sells cars for a living so has been giving us some tips, some things that i’d never even considered. we did some budgeting too, to make sure we can handle the loss of up to $250/month for car payments and it’s MORE than doable. so with $1k down payment ready, potential trade in money for the van, we can probably get a car worth up to $8k, which means we can afford a halfway decent car.

never saw that one coming.

Correction, I don’t sell cars for a living. I train people who sell cars for a living.

It’s sort of a meta-evil thing.

brosephstalin:

renegadeorkestra:

British warship losses from World War I.

pretty sure this is just their navy

the British didn’t lose any aircraft carriers in World War I

Agreed.

justinspoliticalcorner:

thepoliticalfreakshow:

odinsblog:

Bush vs. Obama? Not even a close comparison.

Republicans, if they were smart, would read this and take it to heart.

Obama »»»»»» Dumbya

Away from the cameras, and with all the usual assurances that people aren’t being quoted by name, there is an unmistakable consensus among Republican operatives in Washington: Romney has taken a risk with Ryan that has only a modest chance of going right — and a huge chance of going horribly wrong.

In more than three dozen interviews with Republican strategists and campaign operatives — old hands and rising next-generation conservatives alike — the most common reactions to Ryan ranged from gnawing apprehension to hair-on-fire anger that Romney has practically ceded the election.

anticapitalist:

Oh.

stfuhatemongers:

Oh Bernie! Sodomy doesn’t involve your nose, silly man.  

Reported him again. Also for some other posts.

deadcrackerstorage:

rachelrantsandschtuff:

Oops. Maybe if we spent as much time trying to improve these things as we do boasting that we’re DA BESTEST COUNTREE EVAR! we’d actually be higher up on the totem pole.