'War Stories'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, nail polish, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Too late! I had the massage already. I'm pretty sure the thereputic effects of lying on a heated pad under a cozy blanket outweigh any potential problems.
Also not a current fan of David E. Kelley.
And I can't find it online with good audio, but here's the poop ad: [link] You have to know that the background music is "Poop! There it is" ala Tag Team.
Ally Mcbeal introduced me to the yummiliciousness that is Jesse Martin, which all on it's own made me love the show. Also, RDJ was on it for awhile, and that was awesomesauce. Oooh, and Tracy Ullman as Ally's therapist.
Ally McBeal definitely had a lot going for it for a while there, especially in the looks department.
I finally got the new living room curtains up. No more ugly green and gold paisley! And no more cold air coming in!
Seriously, i am mindboggled by how many people keep the titles to their cars INSIDE their cars. And it's pretty much always people who recently bought the car and have not yet registered it in their own name...thus leaving them no way to prove legally that they own the car.
PSA: don't leave the piece of paper that says who owns a car inside said car.
Also: don't call the cops to report threats from your buyer...when you are growing illegal mushrooms.
Um, doesn't the registration have to be with the car? Isn't that proof of ownership?
The title is actually the proof of ownership, which should not be in the car.
I think title and registration are two different things, but I've never owned a car.
they are. registration shows who the dmv thinks owns the vehicle and should be in the car or in your wallet at all time (i.e. any time you pull over, gotta be able to show that to the ofcr ) but the title is a fancy piece of paper that proves you own the vehicle outright (no loans or leins) and should NEVER be in the car. It should be in a safe place--like a safety deposit box, or fire proof file box. If you have a loan on the car, the bank still has the title, you only get the title once you've paid off the loan or if you do a cash sale.