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analyzation >> analysis. Making up words is fun, but don't use it in the actual papers. English professors get really bitchy about that. Analyzing poetry is a lot of fun. Actually, I don't really like much poetry unless I'm analzying it.

You have an ass fetish, don't you? How about a few more shots from other angles and of the interior?

It looks like it's positioning itself to receive a hummer from the Civic. But that Honda looks to be in incredibly good condition to have just been run over by a Hummer.

My worst dining experiences have always come at places where there's a mandantory tip included for a party of X number of people. On my birthday, the waitress saw that we had a large group and ignored us the entire night. We only got refills on our drink once, and that was after I flagged her down, and this was at a small restaurant , with no more than 20 tables in the whole place, so there was no excuse for her not noticing us. To make things worse, since we were a large group, she refused to split the bill after lying and saying that we could when we first got there. She also explained the fact that the tip was required, but since it was all going on one card, she would be "nice" and not include it there and let us pay in cash (the first time that she showed any interest in our table all night.) So not only was she a crappy waittress, but a dumb one as well. We quietly walked out after leaving only a dollar or two on the table.

Umm, there aren't really any companies that I dislike. There are some I like less than others because they put out fewer products that I like, but that's about it.

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That's the way with a lot of people from privileged groups. There's a disconnect in thinking that doesn't allow people to realize how insulting their behaviors can be.

Far more disturbing for me is the sickening way in which the death penalty is administered. I mean the way they choose who dies, not how they actually die. Even without that, I have a problem taking another human's life, especially when it seems to imply that they're irredeemable monsters. While we're at it, I really should go on a full rant sometime about how much I hate it when people dehumanize others to justify their own actions.

Had to look up what the hell an Isetta was and found that rendering. I think given BMW's nomenclature that would be a -1 Series.

I always thought the 67-69 Camaro was one of the most modern styles of any car from the 60s, so that's probably why I think it's better for a retro update than its competition.

I wouldn't call it much of a craze. Outside of the pony cars, there's not a whole lot new going on in the world of retro. But anyway, a few retro superlatives: Least Retro (tie) Beetle--It shares a basic beetle-like shape with its predecessor, and that's about it. I hesitate to even call it retro. Mini--Again, hardly retro, since the Mini's styling barely evolved in the first place Biggest lemming (also a tie) Challenger and HHR. Convince me that either isn't, and you'll win a cookie. Most Confusing SSR and FJ Cruiser. The SSR is sort of an ugly/funky/cool confusing, the FJ is a sort of "why are the people who designed it allowed to live?" confusing. Worst All-Around Thunderbird--Take a sports car, make it huge, then give it only two seats and styling that is simultaneously too retro and too bland. THEN make it underpowered and overpriced. Bloody brilliant, Ford. Best All-Around Camaro. Still tenative, since it's still only a concept, but that concept completely destroys everything in its path.

Those crazy Pennsylvanians!

No, a Chinese knockoff of the Vibe would look exactly like the Vibe. This is a thoroughly American knockoff of the Vibe.

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Looks like it shares the same design theme with every other extended cab pickup produced today, a B-pillar built into the door. Nothing to get excited about on this one. It doesn't look like it has anything new or exciting, but it is a pretty good looking truck, at least by modern Dodge standards. Except one thing. That little triangle behind the window both confuses and infuriates me.

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[Ford Executive] Bah, that'll never sell! [/Ford Exec]

The Mark McGrath. Once a more bare bones model with limited appeal, it didn't achieve sales success until it became a chick car.

I'd just like to point out that the National Holocaust Museum in DC does a great job of including information on all the groups targeted.

I may have the perfect organization for you. http://www.vhemt.org/

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