Best answer: Spence by S/D

As I explained yesterday, Chelsea are a primitive side, a side of midfield blockers, pacey black widemen and battering ram strikers. Primitive. Backwards. Simple-minded. We know now that this doesn't get anywhere in Europe. Plus their players are not truly world class. I don't ever wanna hear of Kante again LOL. Useless in posession. Matic is one of my least favorite players in world football. Horrendous nonfootballing trash gets overran in big games everytime. When you look at the advanced football of Real Madrid, the technical sophistication of its players. Well, that's the benchmark for getting anywhere near what is, rightly, Real Madrid's trophy. But forget about Real Madrid, A BVB or Monaco type will comfortably do Chelsea over with their tier 2 (or in the case of Alonso and Moses, tier 4, tier 3 on TOP form) players and their almost insulting simpleton's football. What do Chelsea need to do?

I have a 2004 Honda Civic Lx Special Edition. I really like this car because it s my first used car and it probably has 200,000 miles already. I know it s a lot but this car helps me get around. But my question is I want to keep this car for a long time, and I wanted to know if I take my car to a Honda dealership, will they really tell me what s wrong with my car or will they add other stuff just to take money out of my pocket? With all due respect I could go to a mechanic, but sometimes I feel they take advantage of me for not knowing about cars and just add other stuff as well. So if you had to pick where would you take your car? Also how much do dealerships charge just to check out what s wrong with your car? Thank You!

I got a 2013 Nissan Altima 2.5 S with 40k mils in mid Feb. When i first got it was squealing high pitched and i took it right back to the dealership i got the car from and i got brand new brakes in the front and back the squealing was gone for about a month then came back but it wasnt too bad but now Is a high pitched sound and as i drive for long periods of time the noise gets more often. i already changed the back breaks and front brakes and front rotors a week ago and is the same thing it squeal high pitch like if i needed brakes asap. I took it to several break shops to check it out and they all tell me my pads are brand new (which they are) and that the squeal are just setting in but god dam if i can hear i high pitched sound with the windows rolled up and the music to 20 and it only goes up to 30 there has to be something wrong. I dont know what do anymore if i had money i would go in and trade this car for another car. I really love this car but the breaks is driving me crazy. I wouldnt mind it but i drive lyft and uber with my car and even tho is not a safety issues passengers are gone think i need break pads so its interfering with me making money which is what is pissing me off the most. Also i put premium ceramic breaks so is not like it has cheap break pads. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

Best answer: You wanna get banged up the butt? Cool! Just don't expect us normal folk to be on board.

Best answer: In my case, no. I have worked on a cancer ward at a hospital and seen a great deal of death and dying.
For me, and most of the people I have met and known, death as we experience it is a doorway, not a finality, I just can't explain what is on the other side of that door, just that it is nothing even near what anyone tells you or your religion tells you.

Best answer: When I was in my early teens, I had read the Gone With The Wind book from start to end around 4 times! I had also read Dracula, several Sherlock Holmes stories, David Copperfield by Charles Dickens, The Phantom of the Opera and The Hunchback of Notre Dome. So basically I read a lot of 19th century literature in my teen years (I'm 29 now).

When I was very little, I read the kids books like Disney storytelling and lots of childrens classics like Spot Goes To The Farm.

Now? I don't read books. Am quite happy reading articles.

Okay so, in applying for sale consultant positions in david jones and I sent in my resume to a manager in the clothing department and I noticed I should have written in my resume a more professional email.

I would say she is pretty.