Imagine taking advice from some sicko like Christine Ford?
How the heck did she get a job teaching?
that's the sickest thing of all.
I'm trying to imagine you teaching anything
Unlike you, I'm actually waiting on the results of the investigation before deciding who is telling the truth.
You could learn something about being resilient from her.
I definitely wouldn't want to ask her directions.
Agree
Can't belive Ford ever got a degree in anything.
Oh, do you know her personally then?
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- Why do some companies like Ford have a 5year warranty and others like Hyundai have a 10year warranty? Does the company with the longer warranty trust in their product longer? Or they know that the owner will have to do a ton of repairs and without a back up no one would ever buy them?
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