It boasts charging ports, Bluetooth speakers, LED mood lighting, television connection capabilities and ― wait for it ― a freaking built-in refrigerator.
"There is no way, as in no freaking way in hell, that gold cannot rise in price eventually, and with enough rise to completely offset the roaring inflation in the money supply that we have been seeing for years now," says Daughty. "If you are not buying gold at these prices, then you are not competent to manage money or make economic commentary".
Tampa Bay's latest victory is another blow for the little guys, writes Joe Lemire on SI.com, while C.C. Sabathia's meltdown is causing a bit of freaking out in Yankeesland, writes Joel Sherman in the Post.
And while the final moment -- the "Dad?" moment -- in the Season 2 finale had folks freaking out in their living rooms, Bucatinsky was involved in perhaps the second most-talked about scene, at least among the "Scandal" cast.
I live in Southampton, which is really freaking tiny in comparison to London, but is the perfect size for the drunken exploits of 20,000-odd students.
People are freaking out in England because their position in the World Reading League Table dropped several places, which means English kids can't read for beans.
We'll just sit around our TV screens quietly freaking out in the middle of the night So here, in our homes in Auckland, we've been staring glumly at our televisions, looking for signs of the choke.
"A little freaking out, in a town where nobody really freaks out about anything, is O.K.," he said.
But, wondered the anonymous confederate, is playing the market really that popular in the US? "It's like drinking freaking vodka in Russia," Shalon answered.
