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Yes I did. Thank you for asking. Not only did I read the SECOND paragraph, I read the first line of the third paragraph, which greatly mitigates the SECOND. The point you're trying to make, that a drop in gasoline prices is caused by an upcoming 'important' election, as if politicians somehow...

Alternator? Oh, NOOOOO!!!!!!

Thanks. The first paragraph makes my point perfectly. It happens every fall, whether there's an election or not, important or not. The last line in the article is particularly illuminating, when you bother to look beyond the shiny surface of "correlation equal causation." Yes, gasoline...

I think that's an Apple product.

Yes, two eyes, open and bulging, like when you take a shiitake.

White Castle

Thanks to cell phones I rarely remember, or find the need to remember, telephone numbers. The same holds true for anything I know I can quickly and easily look up on the Internet. But even before Goodie you'd have been hard pressed to find people who knew that John Adams was Washington's vice...

Yep. They plummet right before an important election, just like they do right before unimportant elections, and right before no elections at all.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/war/yellowcake.asp

Incidentally, it's shiitake. Two eyes.

Without looking it up, most people don't even know who the first vice president was.

They're hasn't been a time in American history where you couldn't yank random people off the street who didn't have a clue who the vice president is.

I interpret it as you actually let someone like Andrea Mitchell get under your skin.

It would drive you crazy if you could, and would result in a million phone calls to Dispatch from drivers asking about the load. We go on and off Reserve so many times in a day it'll make your head spin.

I read the same article. I guess we're supposed to feel guilty now.

Wait. Bush wasn't lying?

It's really a shame that they call themselves the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)... instead of something more accurately descriptive and with a better acronym, like... ...the State of Holy Islamic Terror.

There's always the Freightliner dealer there. My sole experience with them forces me to not recommended them, though.

Same here. I had a set of tires that I ran 80 front and rear, and it was a fairly rough ride. Got good mileage, though. But, as independently predicted by Doktor A and a tire guy, when the front tires are at 80 they tend to wear a little more on the inner and outer edges of the tires, because...