That version of "Romeo and Juliette" is Baz Luhrmann's 1997 adaptation starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes
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That version of "Romeo and Juliette" is Baz Luhrmann's 1997 adaptation starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes
Thank you!
I don't watch "How I Met Your mother" and even I think that's messed up what the writers did.
i've literally NEVER BEEN THIS DISPLEASED WITH A FINALE i just want to punch a wall or ted in his dumb fucking face
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Mhmmmm. The secret though, is leaving out the fucks. Makes it all light and carefree. The perfect blend.
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Yes! Sarcasm biscuits for all! This is a lovely club.
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Welcome to the party! Pull up a wingback and pick up a cuppa, I'll get you a smoking jacket.
psychesoubliette replied to your post: I recently found out, and maybe this is common...
I know!!! It’s so sD, they’re my favorite owls too.
I thought they were common, I had no idea, poor owls.
psychesoubliette said: Insurances declare totaled when the cost required to repair a car to fully operable/safe are greater than the market value of the car. In some cases they will declare it if in their opinion it cannot be restored to a safe condition, regardless of cost
pearapple answered: Can you look up KBB values of your car? And then provide them the amount that the car is worth vs how much the estimate for repair is?
I guess that makes sense. My car could be just fine, though, since all that's really damaged is the bumper and rear quarter panel. I sucked it up and called the repair shop that made the estimate and they told me that the insurance company didn't want to pay for replacing the quarter panel, hence the total. My guess is that if they hadn't wanted to replace the quarter panel, I wouldn't be in this place.
I did look up KBB values for my car. Unfortunately, since my car is old and has seen many miles, the value it gave me and the value the insurance company quoted me were pretty much the same. The estimate was for just a couple hundred shy of that amount, so I can see why they'd prefer to total it. They'll have to pay out less, in the end, if I choose to keep my car and repair it myself.
psychesoubliette replied to your post: i got an iphone and i’m feeling like i have to...
No need :)
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