I’m no attorney, but I’ve read articles posted anonymously on the Internet by people who claim to be attorneys, and therefore I feel confident that my extensive research regarding the statute of limitations for insurance fraud in certain Midwestern states is correct. It’s time to tell a story of minitrucks and maxipayments, of bumbling crime and hilariously apt punishment…
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Alexdi - Lovely review, I thought. It conveyed the spirit of the car. I wouldn’t have minded a bit more detail on why this car costs what it does....
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Summicron - But you’ll have to make us think you normally write for Mother Jones, just like Brendan did. Fair’s fair.
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