I didn't watch the videos, but it's hard to believe a bike under $5k would be built with components of high enough quality for that kind of riding.
One of my bikes is street only and it was just over 5k new. Some of the components are cheap AF.
Is she leaving a trail of parts?

If there's school closings and 'work from home' type guidelines, expect the market to take another plunge.

Call it the Mexican Flu and name Stephen Miller Czar Of Foreign Ickies.

He'd flip his wig off and kick it's ass bigly back across the Rio Grande.

#11 some years back, around 2000, I watched my 401 drop by about half. I survived, the market came back. Took a hit in 2008 when my house value dropped by over half, I survived. Panic is exciting for a while, then it's time for sleep.

#17 |

You did that yourself?

Around 2000, I watched my 802 double. In 2008, my tent QUADRUPLED!. Full bellies!

Tell me when the anchor hits the bottom.

#14 | POSTED BY HAGBARD_CELINE
thank you.
Yea, verily, we shall locate the bubble economy by the equities of our strippers.

#15
I might not have made my point clear: the response i'm talking about is the impending panic.
I think this is literally going to turn on a dime.
"mmm applebees...sports...AHHHH!WTF? GET THE KIDS!"

#12 | POSTED BY SNOOFY

I'm scratching my head, but i believe there was a scene in "The Big Short" where Steve Carrell is talking to a stripper, and she casually reveals she owns not 1 but 2 houses....

I'm still more afraid of the societal response than the virus itself. Thinking it's maybe about time to go buy more ammo.
#6 | POSTED BY JPW

I think the response will be huge. But doesn't it deserve a huge response? Being near people can give you a highly contagious virus that *may* --- you up, and in about 1 in 50, kill you?

This market fall takes us back to about last August. Not yet time to look for a bridge.
#7 | POSTED BY CHARLIECHARLES

Do you really think it's going anywhere but down? What could possibly bring it up?
It's people slowly figuring out which shore they're going to swim to.
Long term is another question.

This ---- seems like it's for real.
It has a high mortality rate (3-4%?) which you may or may not be comfortable with as you flex in front of the mirror, but it's contagious AF. Spreading fast.

Just to follow up, the Dow finished down 1,190 today. - 4.4% Third day in a row of massive sell.

Complete fckking panic. And i'd say it's going to get worse in the next 30 days as american cities start to lock down, close schools etc.

If you are close to retirement, you may want to think about getting out of equities and into the HOT TUB.

I drink Folgers Crystals or Taster's Choice. Much cheaper and just as good. Yummers

#4 |

OK, that's fkking beyond the pale...

I think meat substitutes are great.

Less cruelty to animals.

I went veg for about 6 months, but went off the wagon one drunken night in chicago with 2, perhaps 3 hot dogs.

I invented the fake-metal-lined-microwave-safe sleeve that the hot pocket is inserted into, and because it tells you so right there on the package, you sort of convince yourself that it allowed some crispyness to develop.

Growing up, I was a pretty filthy lad.

Now I find myself squeamish around doorknobs, trying to using the crook of a sleeved elbow to open it, double layering tp on public toilets, washing my hands with what I once would have considered a compulsive frequency...

The more you know!

Remember to blast out a 'YOLO!!!*' on social media, right before you do something idiotic that ends your life.

*You Only Live Once!! - for those that aren't hip to lingo

I'm considering joining a battle reenactment group, but I'm torn: Civil War or Viking?

#58 | POSTED BY JOE

Agreed. Whoever is opposing Trump, I'm voting for.

Not only is he a daily embarrassment, damaging our reputation, etc. he is TRASHING the rule of law within our government.

If Bloomberg ends up running things like a 20th century Republican, that's still a massive change for the better.

#55
He can't possibly be as bad as trump as far as 'mob boss president' can he?

>you shouldn't be restricted from speaking.

The fairness doctrine never restricted someone from speaking.
it required 'holders of broadcast licenses' to present controversial issues of public importance fairly.
So it was news being regulated by government, in the US.

Will the guy who posted this ever be allowed to take a photo like that again?
#6

Possibly, after he replaces his arms and legs that are about to be cut off.

But that would a pretty crazy level of determination.

Melania is like 'mmmm, gimme some of THAT!'

Yeah. News should be regulated by the government. Like the Soviets did back in the good ol days.
#13 |

The fairness doctrine of the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC), introduced in 1949, was a policy that required the holders of broadcast licenses to both present controversial issues of public importance and to do so in a manner that was"in the FCC's view"honest, equitable, and balanced. The FCC eliminated the policy in 1987 and removed the rule that implemented the policy from the Federal Register in August 2011.

This photographer is a dead man walking...

Jeezus, someone help me break away!!!

This is a must-click.

Someone tweeted 'when my grandma started to do her make up like that, we took away her car keys.'

#25
His posting privileges have been suspended here as well.

I 100% guarantee that what he and his friends say in their private groups is WAY ---- worse.
#24

Absolutely.
Whatever they let slip on social media after a few Kerrs Lahts, is just the very tip of iceberg.
"That was only like 2.5% of my hate? How can that get me trouble? I was totally dialing that back, that's why i only said 'Roadside Bomb'. WTF?"

Enjoy this --- while it lasts, fiat currency sniffers.

this house of cards will fall, and when it does, the DR is officially reformatting to 'All Ray, All The Time'.

#ingots