Yes, whenever I feel threatened by someone who's on his knees changing shirts while I'm sitting with a friend in the comfort and safety of my locked Range Rover at a light that's about to turn green I will, rather than just taking a legal right-on-red, exit the vehicle to beat said kneeling homeless shirt-changer brainless with a tire iron. I would also expect thanks for not running him over as I left the scene: [la.streetsblog.org]
Although it's completely counter-intuitive, yes. At most of the onramps during the day and into the evenings on most of the freeways in the LA basin there are stop lights to control the number of cars merging. Except the Pasadena, which has stop signs that give you about 4 feet to merge into traffic doing 60. Fun!
They don't say that because they can't, but that's the gist of it. In those "good old days" they want us to go back to, blacks "knew their place", gays were treated as psychologically diseased, and women stayed home (I can't think why Michelle can't lead by example on the last one)
And short answer to anyone who advocated for getting rid of the EPA: when's the last time an American river caught fire?
So I guess her point is that like her, you can choose to marry a gay person of the opposite sex and it will all be all right?
I also love that "when I was a kid and we had prayer in the schools we didn't have these problems". You know, like uppity homos and muslims clamoring for their "special rights".
You know that there are only about 12 people in this inbred "church", right? If the local constabulary could just all take a donut/potty break while the angry mob showed up to teach them some manners. But that would be terribly wrong..
Or when the Secret Service shut down Olympic completely from Beverly Hills to Hancock Park when Obama was here? That was fun.
I'm lucky in that my commute has always been against traffic and nowhere near the 405. Frankly I think we need a Subway under that more than we need the Purple line to Westwood..
DON'T stand in a doorway. Unless it has no door in it, the door can hit you, hard. DON'T run outside. Things could be falling off your building, like bricks. Better you're inside when that happens.
The best thing is to get under your desk or a table (unless it's glass).
I don't think she's that wealthy. Her place in West Hollywood is tiny and she bought it when that part of town wasn't that great. She drove a 70's vintage 450SL until she was in an accident a few years ago (guess she didn't fix it).
I read that she sunk a lot of her own money in trying to get Master Class made.
I will say that I waited on her once at a long-gone place in West Hollywood in the early 90's and while she clearly didn't want to braid hair and chat about boys, she was polite and left a decent tip. Which was enough.
Hey, at least your Sebring had a current registration. I was once rented a car by another company (think Starship..) that had expired tags. Which I found out when I was pulled over.
But Alex & Simon do have kids! You remember; one of them went totally "Psucho" on a burger at 21. They're named Françoise and Daçquoise, speak French and German and can write their names in Cryllic, backwards.
Don't mean to be pedantic, but in T2 John Connor is being chased through the Bull Creek Spillway that leads to the LA river, and the overpass is Havenhurst at Plummer Avenue.