Correct. In fact, the only rule regarding un-married sex is: if you sleep with a virgin woman, and decide not to marry her, all you have to do is pay her dad the difference between the 'virgin' bride price and the 'non-virgin' bride price.
Mild correction:
"2 under age persons having sex" cannot be 'consensual' sex, not because they have agreed to have, or not have, sex with each other, but because the law says they are too young to give consent.
This also applies to why someone intoxicated also cannot give 'consent' even though they might seem willing. At that time, they are incapable of giving valid consent.
There's a guy with an artificial lawn in one town (Glendale, CA).
They have passed an ordinance that says you can't have an artificial lawn anymore.
If he leaves it in, he's in violation.
If he puts in a grass lawn, he will have to water it every day 'till it takes. But, if he waters it every day he will be in violation of the two-day-a-week watering ordinance.
If he waters it two days a week, it will die. If it dies he will be cited for having dead landscaping in his front yard.
Yes - there are distracted driving laws that cover any kind of distractions (at least here in CA) but this is a federal law, which would cover "interstate truck and bus drivers."
The state laws can only cover what happens inside the state.
More to the point, it is obvious that talking on the phone while driving causes more accidents. Except that it doesn't.
If you read this article, it doesn't say that people crash as much if they don't use cel phones - it says that people are ignoring the law banning cel phone use, and crashing just as much.
"Police say it's not hard to spot people on cell phones while driving, but is hard to devote enough manpower and hours for enforcement to increase compliance. "I have people wave to me, they're on the phone, they stop with you, they're in traffic and they'll actually look over and wave to you totally not thinking that you're gonna stop them,” said Sgt. Joel Cardone of the Syracuse Police Department."
Drawing the conclusion from this that cel usage has no impact on crashes is would be like this:
You read an article that says: "Teen pregnancy rate constant despite mandatory classes in sex abstinence" and draw the conclusion that teens get just as pregnant whether or not they have sex.
Actually - this gives me an idea...
What if you had 3 (or 6) HD projectors aligned so there was no gap or overlap? Then you could have the full resolution with no seam. You could even project into a hemispherical screen...?
I had a multi-monitor experience in college once, but it was just an "experiment."
I'm happy to say that years ago I met a lovely single CRT, we hooked up, and after some screwing, we've settled down together.
Though sometimes, I find myself staring at some of those hot young LCD 3-D monitors at the mall... Those things just "pop out at you"... if you know what I mean.
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Ha, ha, ha, :)
Right, JV,
I sit corrected!
...hey, as long as they have 11 fingers and 9 toes...
Would a "Harpto" be the measure of one horn honking?
"The Force is nothing more then some micro critters swimming in your blood."
Oh, great... so now you can tell your doctor, "I was out with this hooker last week, and I think I caught a dose of the Force."
So untrue...
NYC is not even in the top 100
http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/neighborhoods/crime-rates/top100safest/
OK the US has 307,212,123 people and Japan 127,078,679 as of July 2009
The average US male weighs 190.9 lbs; in Japan:136.5 lbs.
So, that means that the US has about 58,646,794,280.7 pounds of people, and Japan only 17,346,239,683.5, so again: we're number one!
My peeve is incorrect usage of 'anxious' instead of 'eager'.
...unless of course seeing a minimum wage worker dressed as a giant rodent makes your kids anxious.
i.e. "The kids were anxious to get to Disneyland."
'Anxious' comes from anxiety; so you might say, "I was anxious about the upcoming tax audit." or "The kids were eager to get to Disneyland."
Correct,
And ironically, the "two day a week" watering law is to conserve water, and his current fake illegal lawn needs zero water...
You can set it however you want, just watch out for the damn alarm button!
Then the Swiss are the highest order of man.
AFAIK only Florida, Texas, Kansas, and Indiana have R & J laws right now..
"In Soviet Union, bullshit detector pegs YOU!
...I'm so sorry... I couldn't help it. :)
...doesn't exactly frown on extramarital sex...
Correct. In fact, the only rule regarding un-married sex is: if you sleep with a virgin woman, and decide not to marry her, all you have to do is pay her dad the difference between the 'virgin' bride price and the 'non-virgin' bride price.
Mild correction:
"2 under age persons having sex" cannot be 'consensual' sex, not because they have agreed to have, or not have, sex with each other, but because the law says they are too young to give consent.
This also applies to why someone intoxicated also cannot give 'consent' even though they might seem willing. At that time, they are incapable of giving valid consent.
BTW:IANAL
"Forcing our schools to instruct children on how to utilize contraceptives encourages our children to engage in sexual behavior..."
...in the same sense that teaching kids how to put on a seat belt encourages car crashes.
These things happen all the time.
There's a guy with an artificial lawn in one town (Glendale, CA).
They have passed an ordinance that says you can't have an artificial lawn anymore.
If he leaves it in, he's in violation.
If he puts in a grass lawn, he will have to water it every day 'till it takes. But, if he waters it every day he will be in violation of the two-day-a-week watering ordinance.
If he waters it two days a week, it will die. If it dies he will be cited for having dead landscaping in his front yard.
Yes - there are distracted driving laws that cover any kind of distractions (at least here in CA) but this is a federal law, which would cover "interstate truck and bus drivers."
The state laws can only cover what happens inside the state.
More to the point, it is obvious that talking on the phone while driving causes more accidents. Except that it doesn't.
If you read this article, it doesn't say that people crash as much if they don't use cel phones - it says that people are ignoring the law banning cel phone use, and crashing just as much.
"Police say it's not hard to spot people on cell phones while driving, but is hard to devote enough manpower and hours for enforcement to increase compliance. "I have people wave to me, they're on the phone, they stop with you, they're in traffic and they'll actually look over and wave to you totally not thinking that you're gonna stop them,” said Sgt. Joel Cardone of the Syracuse Police Department."
Drawing the conclusion from this that cel usage has no impact on crashes is would be like this:
You read an article that says: "Teen pregnancy rate constant despite mandatory classes in sex abstinence" and draw the conclusion that teens get just as pregnant whether or not they have sex.
Actually - this gives me an idea...
What if you had 3 (or 6) HD projectors aligned so there was no gap or overlap? Then you could have the full resolution with no seam. You could even project into a hemispherical screen...?
I had a multi-monitor experience in college once, but it was just an "experiment."
I'm happy to say that years ago I met a lovely single CRT, we hooked up, and after some screwing, we've settled down together.
Though sometimes, I find myself staring at some of those hot young LCD 3-D monitors at the mall... Those things just "pop out at you"... if you know what I mean.
Actually - this is not true. US highways are banked and graded for speed (based on 120 MPH).
Of course the Max speed limits don't allow this.
...no - but getting them past the TSA full-body scanner will be problematic.
"1960's: Walking on the moon"
"2000's: Walking on the moon in underwear that will tweet whenever the astronaut voids Tang into his bladder!"
There, fixed that for you.
Trust me...
If your underpants run Linux, you won't have to worry about being out on a date.
Not suprizing considering that Doyle based the Holmes character on a medical doctor named Bell.