Can we all lay off Mitt Romney's wife?

[JohnnyRingo]

Where I grew up, it wasn't unusual to have two Cadillacs. This one neighbor next door to me kept one on cement blocks to keep the good one running. I don't know what the big deal is.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

1. Having never hired her, no, I won't.

[Motown_Johnny]

2. It was the way he said it

not that someone with 4 houses would have 2 Cadillacs.

[Lasher]

3. We've got those around here.

We call them yard cars. Sometimes on Sundays the whole family will go out and sit in the yard car and play the radio.

[JohnnyRingo]

4. Must have an Interstate battery

It's a rare find, but sometimes scrappers overlook it.

kudos. LOL.

[Loudmxr]

5. It is Mitt. The quote is

Ann drives, a couple of Cadillacs, actually.

One it is really bad to put an adverb at the end of a sentence.

Two it is a British idiomatic affectation. Very upper class and dismissive.

Three... don't ever give a straight line to a smarty pants.

"Lay off Mitt Romney's wife"

I am feeling to polite too .....go there. But I could ... but she is not Asian so my desires will not enter into this.

[Quantess]

6. "actually"? I use it all the time.

It's worse to incorrectly put a comma after drives, the way you just did.
It's perfectly acceptable to verbally say what he said.

Sorry, but I have to disagree with most of your post. Nothing personal.
However, we can agree that Mitt Romney is a pompous douchebag.

[JohnnyRingo]

7. He's a pompous douchebag, actually.

Hahahaha.

As long as we all agree.

[yankeepants]

9. Four: Your "to-toos" are switched in your last sentence.

[TexasTowelie]

8. No thank you, I don't want to lay Mitt Romney's wife.

Oops, it says lay off. Nevermind.