Instead of the 2.5 million the wife should have gone for the standard "ex-wife is set for life" package with the house, car, and alimony of 50% of the guy's income and or gains for life.
Ya, you have to be be really good to be able to just trade paint with the license plates and not mar the civilian's bumper and leaving a 1" gap per 20mph really takes some concentration and quick reflexes.
[rant] I miss my old boat. None of that pansy plastic and styrofoam bumper crap. Proper solid steel fenders designed to make the other vehicle into the crumple zone. Cops weren't nearly as keen to tailgate it as much as my more 'modern' car.[/rant]
Hmm, let's see, major motion picture that has elements relevant to the topic or tv show that's only on the bbc, which one do I use to make an analogy...
You knew enough about V for Vendetta to know it was set in the UK. A good chunk of./ probably has never seen or heard of Father Ted.
"And racist cops are news because??? Also, how is this tech news other than the fact that someone used the internet?"
The moral of the story is that "the all-black Guardian Civic League" is A-OK.
If it was a forum of all minority officers, and they were doing the same thing to all the crackers and honkies (ie, being racist against whites) anyone complaining about it would just be "the man" and "trying to keep them down" and violating their civil rights.
It's like where I went to school. There was a black student union, a black choir and a black homecoming (run in parallel with the normal one) with their own black king and queen. "The man" didn't make these groups to segregate the whites and the blacks, the black students themselves made these organizations. Unfortunately we couldn't ever get anyone brave enough or stupid enough to try to make the white student union, choir, and homecoming.
I was going to pick up Patapon 2, on an impulse buy, one of the last times I was at a GameStop. Then, I decided I should check the used games, hmm, no copies of it, so then I checked the box. Download only. If anyone hadn't guessed, I still don't have Patapon 2.
I'd have to buy a new stick of (non-standard) memory to fit it on as well as the game and then there'd be no loaning or trading of it. I'd put up with those restrictions for a under $10 game. For example, I have Zenonia for my iPod. I won't be buying Patapon 2 for $20 plus the cost of a new memory stick.
My collection of UMD games (why yes, I'm one of those oddballs that actually buys games) also makes the new PSP pointless for me. For me, Sony is basically saying that since I've been a paying customer that has bought into their system they don't want me as a customer anymore because of pirates who don't buy things anyways.
Just start a building or two on fire upwind of where you'll be committing your crime. You could draw the camera's attention off to that area or failing that provide a smokescreen that renders the surveillance useless.
RICO would disagree with your argument that objects can't be charged/ticketed.
It allows objects to commit crimes and since objects have no rights they can be seized without due process.
Anyone could stick your address as the return address on anything they send. There's nothing physically stopping them from doing so. Also, it doesn't really matter when you stop using an address since their will still be mail sent to that address that should have been yours but is now the current occupant's. Same idea with cars, you do a person to person sale and it can take awhile for the ownership change to work through the system. Hell, a lot of people buy cars just because they still have valid tags with a normal number.
I was on a jury for a federal case in February. The prosecutors spent a whole lot of time talking about cell phone records and showing who called who when and on what tower. To me it didn't really prove anything, because you just don't know who had possession of the phone when the calls were made.
Think about finger prints. While CSI isn't real life, it is unnervingly close. "His fingerprints are on the gun, he must be the killer." The finger prints indicate he had touched the gun, not when, but the media is teaching us to not question this. (Much like COPS and other related shows are getting us used to having SWAT come out to take care of everything.)
If you question these things, you must have something to hide, and you don't have anything to hide, do you citizen?
It's not dead until it gets two in the head. If magic exists in the setting, stake the body, cut off the head, burn both, throw remains into a vat of acid, throw vat of acid into an orb of annihilation. If it comes back after that it was probably the dm's pet npc.
The rogue may be the one who unlocks the door but it is the minion's job to open it and walk through.
The shopped in head would be transitive (a R b && b R c -> a R c)if you only considered the head, but the "body", in it's entirety, wouldn't be since (Miley_head + Miley_body) != (Miley_head + Adult_body). Unless the head has some property that consumes any other value paired with it such that it always produces the value of the head.
Get a job you can tolerate. You won't take the work home with you at the end of the day and then you can use the money to fund what you actually like doing. There's also the bonus of not getting tied down "the dream job" (the quotes are important).
It's really a shame that after our party completed that really fun adventure module that all copies of it in existence spontaneously combusted and all electronic copies deleted themselves so that no one else could ever be the ones to save that village.
To paraphrase a certain master swordsman, "You keep using that term. I do not think it means what you think it means."
Even in Nethack all you risk is time. Eventually you'll progress. Might take starting over entirely but that's just another version of starting over from the last save. In any case, the reward for risking your time is progression of the game/story.
Only until you see the divorce settlement. And definitely not after you've worked out what class of hooker you could have used for the same amount the divorce cost you (the Paul McCartney formula).
The other option the politicians have is to tell their constituents to properly dispose of their junk. That wouldn't be a very popular position.
The option which will be more likely to get them re-elected is to "stick it to the greedy corps" (mind you, I'm no fan of corporations). This option lets the politician be green and anti-greedy-corporation as well as relieving the voters of a bothersome responsibility.
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Eat our cake and have it too.
If you have it, you can eat it.
If you eat it, you don't have it anymore.
Instead of the 2.5 million the wife should have gone for the standard "ex-wife is set for life" package with the house, car, and alimony of 50% of the guy's income and or gains for life.
Ya, you have to be be really good to be able to just trade paint with the license plates and not mar the civilian's bumper and leaving a 1" gap per 20mph really takes some concentration and quick reflexes.
[rant]
I miss my old boat. None of that pansy plastic and styrofoam bumper crap. Proper solid steel fenders designed to make the other vehicle into the crumple zone. Cops weren't nearly as keen to tailgate it as much as my more 'modern' car.[/rant]
Hmm, let's see, major motion picture that has elements relevant to the topic or tv show that's only on the bbc, which one do I use to make an analogy...
You knew enough about V for Vendetta to know it was set in the UK. A good chunk of ./ probably has never seen or heard of Father Ted.
"And racist cops are news because??? Also, how is this tech news other than the fact that someone used the internet?"
The moral of the story is that "the all-black Guardian Civic League" is A-OK.
If it was a forum of all minority officers, and they were doing the same thing to all the crackers and honkies (ie, being racist against whites) anyone complaining about it would just be "the man" and "trying to keep them down" and violating their civil rights.
It's like where I went to school. There was a black student union, a black choir and a black homecoming (run in parallel with the normal one) with their own black king and queen. "The man" didn't make these groups to segregate the whites and the blacks, the black students themselves made these organizations. Unfortunately we couldn't ever get anyone brave enough or stupid enough to try to make the white student union, choir, and homecoming.
That'd be a great time to get into making your own bio-diesel or alcohol fuels.
Gold only has value because we say it has value (which is the same reason the dollar has value). Now if you had a potato...
I was going to pick up Patapon 2, on an impulse buy, one of the last times I was at a GameStop. Then, I decided I should check the used games, hmm, no copies of it, so then I checked the box. Download only. If anyone hadn't guessed, I still don't have Patapon 2.
I'd have to buy a new stick of (non-standard) memory to fit it on as well as the game and then there'd be no loaning or trading of it. I'd put up with those restrictions for a under $10 game. For example, I have Zenonia for my iPod. I won't be buying Patapon 2 for $20 plus the cost of a new memory stick.
My collection of UMD games (why yes, I'm one of those oddballs that actually buys games) also makes the new PSP pointless for me. For me, Sony is basically saying that since I've been a paying customer that has bought into their system they don't want me as a customer anymore because of pirates who don't buy things anyways.
Just start a building or two on fire upwind of where you'll be committing your crime. You could draw the camera's attention off to that area or failing that provide a smokescreen that renders the surveillance useless.
But purposely talking to your kid about that stuff might lead to you or the kid feeling embarrassed! That's like psychological child abuse!
Until women find a better way to quickly get real estate and lifetime income for the small cost of a divorce lawyer they'll still want men around.
Hmm, I wonder what will happen when a woman divorces a woman. How would the judge figure out which one to give the house, car, and alimony to?
RICO would disagree with your argument that objects can't be charged/ticketed.
It allows objects to commit crimes and since objects have no rights they can be seized without due process.
Anyone could stick your address as the return address on anything they send. There's nothing physically stopping them from doing so. Also, it doesn't really matter when you stop using an address since their will still be mail sent to that address that should have been yours but is now the current occupant's. Same idea with cars, you do a person to person sale and it can take awhile for the ownership change to work through the system. Hell, a lot of people buy cars just because they still have valid tags with a normal number.
I would wager the average driver in Germany doesn't have to worry about having nature's suicide bomber (deer) come flying through his windshield.
Think about finger prints. While CSI isn't real life, it is unnervingly close. "His fingerprints are on the gun, he must be the killer." The finger prints indicate he had touched the gun, not when, but the media is teaching us to not question this. (Much like COPS and other related shows are getting us used to having SWAT come out to take care of everything.)
If you question these things, you must have something to hide, and you don't have anything to hide, do you citizen?
It's not dead until it gets two in the head. If magic exists in the setting, stake the body, cut off the head, burn both, throw remains into a vat of acid, throw vat of acid into an orb of annihilation. If it comes back after that it was probably the dm's pet npc.
The rogue may be the one who unlocks the door but it is the minion's job to open it and walk through.
When in doubt, fireball. Repeat as necessary.
The shopped in head would be transitive (a R b && b R c -> a R c)if you only considered the head, but the "body", in it's entirety, wouldn't be since (Miley_head + Miley_body) != (Miley_head + Adult_body). Unless the head has some property that consumes any other value paired with it such that it always produces the value of the head.
There's a difference between like and love.
Get a job you can tolerate. You won't take the work home with you at the end of the day and then you can use the money to fund what you actually like doing. There's also the bonus of not getting tied down "the dream job" (the quotes are important).
Royalty-free doesn't mean the patents won't cause problems down the line.
You can get GPL stuff royalty free but it can royally hose you over in its interactions with other licenses or agreements.
It's really a shame that after our party completed that really fun adventure module that all copies of it in existence spontaneously combusted and all electronic copies deleted themselves so that no one else could ever be the ones to save that village.
To paraphrase a certain master swordsman, "You keep using that term. I do not think it means what you think it means."
Even in Nethack all you risk is time. Eventually you'll progress. Might take starting over entirely but that's just another version of starting over from the last save. In any case, the reward for risking your time is progression of the game/story.
If you love doing something don't make it into a job. You'll end up despising it sooner than later.
Only until you see the divorce settlement. And definitely not after you've worked out what class of hooker you could have used for the same amount the divorce cost you (the Paul McCartney formula).
The Sun would like to have a word with you.
The other option the politicians have is to tell their constituents to properly dispose of their junk. That wouldn't be a very popular position.
The option which will be more likely to get them re-elected is to "stick it to the greedy corps" (mind you, I'm no fan of corporations). This option lets the politician be green and anti-greedy-corporation as well as relieving the voters of a bothersome responsibility.