River ,'Objects In Space'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
They should cover a rental until it's ready, too.
Oh, they'll be paying for that, too. If they try to weasel out of anything, they'll find that they won't like me when I'm angry.
And I think WTF? is a perfectly reasonable reaction to mechanics crashing cars.
I go to see if deli can break $100. If not, I walk to drive-up ATM.
Fraser's character in School Ties is definitely portrayed positively. But, no, I can't really think of anything else besides Garden State and Leap of Faith.
shrift, the fuck? Grrr!
Katherine Harris is a blight.
They should also pay you for diminished value, Shrift, and possibly buy you a pony.
They should also pay you for diminished value, Shrift
Yeah. It depends on how bad the damage is. If the frame is bent, there will be a big loss of value even after the car is fixed. If it's just a body panel and related stuff that need to be replaced, then... well I don't know - maybe a small loss of value or no loss at all.
I sold my Focus to... what's that big-ass chain of car dealerships? (eta: Carmax.) They inspected it first but never noticed that a fender had been replaced (eta: or they didn't care). They refuse to buy cars that have had the frame bent.
right up to the point where they crashed my car
I just read thru - and still WTF? is my reaction.
Any film titles with American Jewish Leads come to mind?
Passion of the Christ?
If you're talking about Jewish characters (not actors), yet another neurotic was the lead in Everything Is Illuminated, played by Elijah Wood.
The only non-neurotics I can think of are all TV characters, and they're quirky in their own way (Toby Ziegler and Josh Lyman on West Wing, particularly).
and they're quirky in their own way (Toby Ziegler and Josh Lyman on West Wing, particularly).
Heh. Seth Cohen.
Are the Epps family (Numb3rs) Jewish?
Mentioning Numbers reminds me of the egregiously stereotypical Judd Hirsch character in Independence Day, and his geeky non-religious son, played by Jeff Goldblum.