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I ran over a piece of debris on the highway and it dented both of the rims on the left side of my car. The next day, I took my car to the dealer to have the rims replaced. They looked over the car and found that more parts than just the rims had been damaged. I had intended to pay for the rims out of pocket, but after learning about the other damage, I decided to file an insurance claim. After I did that, I went to the Kelley Blue Book website and found out that the estimated cost of repairs is a few hundred dollars more than the trade-in value of my car in excellent condition (I would have described my car as being in good condition prior to the accident). Is the insurance company going to look into this and decide not to pay for the repairs, or is the decision to total it up to me?

I've played through this game twice, once when it came out and again almost a year ago, and in both, I completed all of Brucie's missions*. When I was reading about some of the cars that are going to be in GTA V, there was a note about one of them having been one of the cars you needed to steal for Stevie in GTA IV. I was never given the opportunity to steal these cars, nor can I go to his shop to sell stolen cars. According to what I've read, the only thing you needed to do before being introduced to Stevie is to steal all the cars that Brucie wants. But I wanted to know if there was more, like completing all of the races or liking Brucie 100% or if it had to be done while I was still doing the main campaign?

* Going to the stats menu tells me that I'm 100% on completing Brucie's missions.

Specifically, would they have the tools needed to cut a hole in the wall and retrieve the bird? In addition, would they be able to do this without permission from the apartment's managers due to the office being closed on Sundays?

The fan for my Nvidia gtx260m is starting to die and I want to replace it before my card gets damaged. The problem is that I can't find it anywhere. Any suggestions?

I'm watching the OU vs. Mizzou game and twice, Mizzou has completed a pass, OU then forces a fumble and is ruled to have recovered the ball. Both times, they immediately went to an official review instead of Mizzou having to challenge the ruling. Why is this?

I was reading this article (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100826/ap_on_en_tv/us... on Y! news and in it, it says that in past protests, people have brought signs depicting President Obama as Hitler, or at least as a Nazi, and that critics use that as grounds to say those people are racists.

Looking at these pictures...

http://www.ringospictures.com/index.php?page=20090...

...would you say that those protesters are racists?

The people who live above me are quite noisy in bed. I'm going to tape a note to their door, but I'm not sure which is the correct phrase: "Have quieter sex, please." or "Have more quiet sex, please".

The film clip needs to show media "penetrating" the body and the concept behind it comes from an article written by Tania Modleski. In her article, she uses Videodrome as an example of it. Because of that, my professor says I have to use something else. While in discussion about the article, she showed a clip from a film called eXistenZ and then talked about The Matrix, leaving those two out as well. I was able to think of The Thirteenth Floor and Battlefield Earth as possible examples, but I can't get a hold of either of them. Can anyone think of any other examples?

When someone leaves a comment on a Yahoo article, and people start replying to that comment, the reply button underneath the original comment starts counting all of the replies. Once the comment reaches 30 replies, however, it won't show any new replies, even though the counter says more have been made. How do you view these other replies?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfea6IWiYu0&feature...

I think he might be on to something.

I live in Oklahoma, it's not like I could attend the game in person.

I answered a question about 15 - 20 minutes ago and then closed the window. About ten minutes later I went back to the question to see what other people were saying, but Y!A is telling me I can't view the question at this time. When I logged off, however, and tried to view the question, it worked just fine. Does anyone know what this means?

After having a box of Hungry Jack pancake mix sitting at the back of my pantry for three years, I finally decided that today, I would open it up and make myself a nice breakfast. On pulling out the box, I noticed that the contents expired on November 11, 2008. As I was about to throw it away, I changed my mind and decided to open it up and see if it looked alright. Immediately, I could see several bugs still crawling or dead on the top of the powder. I pulled the bag the rest of the way out and found about 20-30 bugs visible in total. I searched all over the bag and could find no holes in it. How did they get in there?

I'm hoping they bring it back this season, but I can't remember what it was called. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

I'm just too tired to want to cook anything for dinner right now. I need suggestions of places to go to instead.

One of my friends asked me if I wanted to go see it. Before I do, I need to know if there is any male nudity.

I wanted to open up my parents old desktop with aspirations of possibly updating the RAM. But after removing the thumb screws, the side of the case that is supposed to come off is remaining firmly in place. Does anyone know if there is a special release switch somewhere or is the case just being stubborn?