How many people do you think REALLY want to make a living sucking your dick as opposed to those forced to by mafia collecting drug debt or some such thing?
You're not at all wrong. I'm sure the number of girls happy to be doing that job is in the double digits worldwide.
However, if prostitution were legal, the supply would go way up and the cost would correspondingly drop. The day after it's legalized, the mafia will start forcing you to go to DeVry and become a systems administrator to pay off your drug debt.
install a countdown timer: 20 seconds before the light turns yellow show a countdown to the yellow light.
I'm certain the reason they don't do this is because there will be a huge number of people saying, "Oh, crap, I've only got 5 seconds to make the light and I'm 1.4 miles away. Floor it." I say do it anyway, personally, but I think running red lights would be best addressed by not letting people with learning disabilities program the red lights anymore. If I have to stop for 40 seconds at one of every 10 lights, I'm not going to care enough to try to make the light. If I have to stop for 3 minutes at every intersection, damn right I'm going to floor it to try to make the yellow. Or the first second of red.
Your data does conclusively show that your parents were injured in a car with safety features in the past. Extrapolating this to the maximum of its applicability, we can assume that car safety regulations are useless to everyone at all times, provided that they are your parents and the current date is some time before today.
I've sent a letter to my congressman urging him to ease safety regulations for cars belonging to your parents from 1960 through yesterday afternoon.
"WriteLine()" makes perfect sense in the context of the Console class when paired with its newline-less counterpart, Write(), and is spelled wr[down-arrow][enter]. Four keys. Intellisense (or whatever its equivalent in your preferred IDE is). Use it. Quit inflicting functions like "wrtln" on the rest of us.
The PhDs also know that they are willingly putting themselves into a risky situation, but they are doing so to increase the sum of human knowledge, which makes it slightly more worthwhile.
They got those PhDs so they could get paid to do what the other guys are doing for free: looking at neat swirly shit. The science is a byproduct.
And hopefully it's sold in a way that clearly differentiates it from beer or alcohol poisoning and drunk driving will skyrocket. People have expectations with beer. Most (large) people expect to barely feel 2 beers. By the time the alcohol hits them, fast drinkers who wanted to try something new could be starting number 3, putting them at 20 5% beers worth of alcohol when they were expecting to be driving home.
This relies on them not noticing that they're drinking 50% alcohol. Unlikely with beer, but I don't know what this tastes like and I've had drinks that were 30% that I wouldn't have known had any alcohol in them if I hadn't gotten drunk from them.
I can also see a whole lot of dirtbags handing girls "just a beer" that is actually 10 beers.
I have zero problem with them making it, but I really hope they don't sell this in draft form or it tastes like it's dissolving your lungs.
I use domains by proxy for my company (which you could easily find my identity from by asking the Secretary of State for my Articles of Organization based on the company name, which is right there on the website), and I'm not doing anything even close to illegal. I just didn't like the whole "if you want a domain name, you have to make your social security number, name of your first pet, your medical history, and naked pictures of yourself public to any chump that feels like typing your address into a box on the internet" part of having a domain.
I'd say "screw it, if it's going to take my job, and jobs of my friends, family and all my descendants, I'm making it a complete dimwit and swearing by all I know that it was impossible to design otherwise, and putting that in every single book and publication on the topic!"
If you have AI smart enough to outsmart people, you probably have something that can learn to control some fairly simple mechanical parts that look like legs and maneuver them based on cheap sensor input and a couple of cameras. So you have robots, who will pretty quickly get the ability to build and maintain themselves. Which means your manual labor jobs go away, too. Which means things like food and raw materials drop to approach the cost of energy. Luckily we'll have some pretty swell solar panels by then, for much cheaper than today, and probably be pretty close to fusion. As energy costs approach zero, the cost of everything in the world approaches zero and requires no human oversight. Everyone will be unemployed and own 40 houses. We can all sit around making YouTube videos of ourselves singing in the hopes that we'll get famous so people will want to have sex with us. It'll be boring, but it won't be the worst thing in the world.
So they saw the South Park version and thought, "Not gay enough. Make the whole thing a penis." And then decided it was too gay and popped a whole through the side to insubstantially reduce the wang-iness.
For example, just put 10% larger tires on your car and all of a sudden you're paying 10% less tax (or use higher/more gears in your transmission and/or differential).
It's 2 cents per mile. 50 cents per 100 miles. Assuming 15,000 miles per year. That's a $75 tax (plus the $1000 GPS unit, I'm sure, but that's neither here nor there). By switching to bigger tires ($100 minimum) you save $7.50 per year in taxes. And your tires will eventually wear out and need to be replaced at a higher cost than your smaller tires.
Most people have an EZ-pass equivalent in their car. We also have license plate reading cameras. Ticketing virtually all speeders, at least on highways, is possible now. They will never, ever do this because if you ticket all speeders, no one will speed. They will lose millions of dollars in fines, on top of creating massive anger and traffic clogs that would result in the speed limit being raised to the speed people actually go anyway.
So it's much too good an idea and will never be done.
The OP was correct. But it is also possible just scroll down when the selection area is dragged outside the window, but if the mouse isn't moved then no event is fired, so you'd use a timer and a callback function to scroll down when it elapses. I'm sure there are also other ways to handle it, too. It depends entirely on how they felt like implementing their white box with words in it.
That way we can start ticketing all speeding and jaywalking criminals.
I've always said the best thing that could ever happen to traffic is that every speeder gets ticketed. It'll suck for exactly 1 day, and then the unprecedentedly large riots would ensure that the speed limit gets raised to a reasonable number. And maybe they'd have to stop putting a "speed limit 45 next 10 miles, minimum fine $375" sign five miles back from every construction site that is a solitary orange cone six feet from the road next to a shallow hole they're planning to fill next year.
Depends on the paint, I'd imagine. I'm sure some of it burns pretty well. Though due to the rapid death, I'm guessing they would be considered "non-nutritive".
This may come as an unpleasant shock to you, but there is a lot more to food than just how much energy it can produce when you set fire to it.
But in the context of a fat tax, it's really the important number. Lack of vitamin C, as far as I know, is not a primary contributor to obesity.
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How many people do you think REALLY want to make a living sucking your dick as opposed to those forced to by mafia collecting drug debt or some such thing?
You're not at all wrong. I'm sure the number of girls happy to be doing that job is in the double digits worldwide.
However, if prostitution were legal, the supply would go way up and the cost would correspondingly drop. The day after it's legalized, the mafia will start forcing you to go to DeVry and become a systems administrator to pay off your drug debt.
install a countdown timer: 20 seconds before the light turns yellow show a countdown to the yellow light.
I'm certain the reason they don't do this is because there will be a huge number of people saying, "Oh, crap, I've only got 5 seconds to make the light and I'm 1.4 miles away. Floor it." I say do it anyway, personally, but I think running red lights would be best addressed by not letting people with learning disabilities program the red lights anymore. If I have to stop for 40 seconds at one of every 10 lights, I'm not going to care enough to try to make the light. If I have to stop for 3 minutes at every intersection, damn right I'm going to floor it to try to make the yellow. Or the first second of red.
Your data does conclusively show that your parents were injured in a car with safety features in the past. Extrapolating this to the maximum of its applicability, we can assume that car safety regulations are useless to everyone at all times, provided that they are your parents and the current date is some time before today.
I've sent a letter to my congressman urging him to ease safety regulations for cars belonging to your parents from 1960 through yesterday afternoon.
"WriteLine()" makes perfect sense in the context of the Console class when paired with its newline-less counterpart, Write(), and is spelled wr[down-arrow][enter]. Four keys. Intellisense (or whatever its equivalent in your preferred IDE is). Use it. Quit inflicting functions like "wrtln" on the rest of us.
It's also pretty sad that they apparently spent $96 million on foam triangles.
Yep.
The PhDs also know that they are willingly putting themselves into a risky situation, but they are doing so to increase the sum of human knowledge, which makes it slightly more worthwhile.
They got those PhDs so they could get paid to do what the other guys are doing for free: looking at neat swirly shit. The science is a byproduct.
You have to have sex to get it? That's not fair! I want one!
And hopefully it's sold in a way that clearly differentiates it from beer or alcohol poisoning and drunk driving will skyrocket. People have expectations with beer. Most (large) people expect to barely feel 2 beers. By the time the alcohol hits them, fast drinkers who wanted to try something new could be starting number 3, putting them at 20 5% beers worth of alcohol when they were expecting to be driving home.
This relies on them not noticing that they're drinking 50% alcohol. Unlikely with beer, but I don't know what this tastes like and I've had drinks that were 30% that I wouldn't have known had any alcohol in them if I hadn't gotten drunk from them.
I can also see a whole lot of dirtbags handing girls "just a beer" that is actually 10 beers.
I have zero problem with them making it, but I really hope they don't sell this in draft form or it tastes like it's dissolving your lungs.
I usually just find a dream-bathroom and pee. If my thighs suddenly get really warm, it's a dream. And my girlfriend is very angry.
I use domains by proxy for my company (which you could easily find my identity from by asking the Secretary of State for my Articles of Organization based on the company name, which is right there on the website), and I'm not doing anything even close to illegal. I just didn't like the whole "if you want a domain name, you have to make your social security number, name of your first pet, your medical history, and naked pictures of yourself public to any chump that feels like typing your address into a box on the internet" part of having a domain.
Mostly for spam-prevention reasons.
I'd say "screw it, if it's going to take my job, and jobs of my friends, family and all my descendants, I'm making it a complete dimwit and swearing by all I know that it was impossible to design otherwise, and putting that in every single book and publication on the topic!"
If you have AI smart enough to outsmart people, you probably have something that can learn to control some fairly simple mechanical parts that look like legs and maneuver them based on cheap sensor input and a couple of cameras. So you have robots, who will pretty quickly get the ability to build and maintain themselves. Which means your manual labor jobs go away, too. Which means things like food and raw materials drop to approach the cost of energy. Luckily we'll have some pretty swell solar panels by then, for much cheaper than today, and probably be pretty close to fusion. As energy costs approach zero, the cost of everything in the world approaches zero and requires no human oversight. Everyone will be unemployed and own 40 houses. We can all sit around making YouTube videos of ourselves singing in the hopes that we'll get famous so people will want to have sex with us. It'll be boring, but it won't be the worst thing in the world.
So they saw the South Park version and thought, "Not gay enough. Make the whole thing a penis." And then decided it was too gay and popped a whole through the side to insubstantially reduce the wang-iness.
Most accidents happen within, I think it was five or ten miles of a person's home.
Most driving happens within five or ten miles of a person's home.
They're probably mean hammer time, the time that our time is embedded in.
Stop. Hammer time?
Yeup. I botched that math but good.
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No, it doesn't. You fucking dumbass.
If you are just checking the odometer, my home state gets all the money even if I travel out of state often?
I don't like the GPS idea one bit, I'm just saying checking the odometer does not solve the problem.
Traffic counters at the border and a little math before distribution does, though. And waaaaaaaaay more cheaply.
For example, just put 10% larger tires on your car and all of a sudden you're paying 10% less tax (or use higher/more gears in your transmission and/or differential).
It's 2 cents per mile. 50 cents per 100 miles. Assuming 15,000 miles per year. That's a $75 tax (plus the $1000 GPS unit, I'm sure, but that's neither here nor there). By switching to bigger tires ($100 minimum) you save $7.50 per year in taxes. And your tires will eventually wear out and need to be replaced at a higher cost than your smaller tires.
Most people have an EZ-pass equivalent in their car. We also have license plate reading cameras. Ticketing virtually all speeders, at least on highways, is possible now. They will never, ever do this because if you ticket all speeders, no one will speed. They will lose millions of dollars in fines, on top of creating massive anger and traffic clogs that would result in the speed limit being raised to the speed people actually go anyway.
So it's much too good an idea and will never be done.
Imnotcarryingityoucarryitum.
Somebody who isn't a shit-eating, racist, lesbian, terrorist ought to sue the pants off them.
This is Slashdot. Where are we going to find one of those?
The OP was correct. But it is also possible just scroll down when the selection area is dragged outside the window, but if the mouse isn't moved then no event is fired, so you'd use a timer and a callback function to scroll down when it elapses. I'm sure there are also other ways to handle it, too. It depends entirely on how they felt like implementing their white box with words in it.
That way we can start ticketing all speeding and jaywalking criminals.
I've always said the best thing that could ever happen to traffic is that every speeder gets ticketed. It'll suck for exactly 1 day, and then the unprecedentedly large riots would ensure that the speed limit gets raised to a reasonable number. And maybe they'd have to stop putting a "speed limit 45 next 10 miles, minimum fine $375" sign five miles back from every construction site that is a solitary orange cone six feet from the road next to a shallow hole they're planning to fill next year.
Drinking a bucket of paint? Zero calories.
Depends on the paint, I'd imagine. I'm sure some of it burns pretty well. Though due to the rapid death, I'm guessing they would be considered "non-nutritive".
This may come as an unpleasant shock to you, but there is a lot more to food than just how much energy it can produce when you set fire to it.
But in the context of a fat tax, it's really the important number. Lack of vitamin C, as far as I know, is not a primary contributor to obesity.