I can't speak for others, but I can tell you that *I* wouldn't ride my bike as often if I had to carry an annoying helmet with me every time I went somewhere.
Why are you carrying it? You wear a helmet; that's what it's for.
The CEOs of Budweiser, Coors, and Guinness get together for lunch. When the waitress comes to take their drink orders, the CEO of Budweiser orders a Bud. The CEO of Coors follows suit and orders a Coors. The CEO of Guinness looks at the waitress and orders one Coors and one Budweiser. The other two are astonished! They ask why he ordered two drinks, and says "Oh, I never have beer this early in the day."
Don't even bother trying to drink any beer unless it is brewed to the Bavarian Purity Law standard of 1516. Lots of smaller breweries in the U.S. and Canada have beer that complies.
What a load of bullshit. The more people ignore this outdated law, the more interesting beers are created.
Really? I haven't ridden in years, so I don't know... but I'd thought Cordura had abrasion resistance which was far in excess of almost anything natural.
Nope, leather's still the best from an abrasion perspective. But all in all, it's the gear you actually wear rather than the stuff left in the closet that'll protect the best:)
And back in the day the biggest bottles were 750ml. Maybe if we went back to smaller sizes, people would realizes they don't need to drink so much of it.
And those fuckers are the ones here who always turn left from behind the stop line when the lights go red, immediately blocking anyone on the cross street from turning left on the advance left turn signal. So those people do the same, and block the first street's left turning cars, ad infinitum. That is a safety issue, as well as a complete fucking annoyance.
Hell, the old R series motorcycles from the late 60s/early 70s had ONE key for every model! Want someone else's R60? Just use your key and start 'er up.
Actually, it's nothing to do with population. Canadian ballots are for ONE office only! During federal elections, I'm voting for my MP, and no one else. In provincial elections, I'm voting for my MPP, and no one else. The biggest problem with US elections are the sheer number of people and things to vote for.
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Yes? Then ignore and move on.
It's misspelled for branding reasons. At least it still has all the vowels and looks pronounceable.
Yes, all those iOS licensees out there welcome each new iPhone as a healthy competitor.
The "unrealistic expectations" is what they hyped themselves on delivering to the world.
I can't speak for others, but I can tell you that *I* wouldn't ride my bike as often if I had to carry an annoying helmet with me every time I went somewhere.
Why are you carrying it? You wear a helmet; that's what it's for.
Space is big
Space is dark
It's hard to find
A place to park
Burma Shave
The CEOs of Budweiser, Coors, and Guinness get together for lunch.
When the waitress comes to take their drink orders, the CEO of Budweiser orders a Bud.
The CEO of Coors follows suit and orders a Coors.
The CEO of Guinness looks at the waitress and orders one Coors and one Budweiser. The other two are astonished!
They ask why he ordered two drinks, and says "Oh, I never have beer this early in the day."
Don't even bother trying to drink any beer unless it is brewed to the Bavarian Purity Law standard of 1516. Lots of smaller breweries in the U.S. and Canada have beer that complies.
What a load of bullshit. The more people ignore this outdated law, the more interesting beers are created.
Really? I haven't ridden in years, so I don't know ... but I'd thought Cordura had abrasion resistance which was far in excess of almost anything natural.
Nope, leather's still the best from an abrasion perspective. But all in all, it's the gear you actually wear rather than the stuff left in the closet that'll protect the best :)
p>Always great to see Slashdot accepting article intros with obvious bias built in!
This is the summary to every article submitted to Slashdot ever.
And back in the day the biggest bottles were 750ml. Maybe if we went back to smaller sizes, people would realizes they don't need to drink so much of it.
When you see the entire thing and find out it's mostly background. :/
And yet you missed "inhalants" in your correction. Sniffing glue again?
s/it's a big deal/it's not a big deal/. Slashdot, seriously, make a time-limited edit button, will you?
Proofread your comments.
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Rockin' the house and keepin' it clean!
And those fuckers are the ones here who always turn left from behind the stop line when the lights go red, immediately blocking anyone on the cross street from turning left on the advance left turn signal. So those people do the same, and block the first street's left turning cars, ad infinitum. That is a safety issue, as well as a complete fucking annoyance.
So stay in the driving lane, doing the limit. People who want to go faster can use the passing lane, that's what it's for. :)
Man, I'm just not following these storylines on "Breaking Bad" anymore...
Hell, the old R series motorcycles from the late 60s/early 70s had ONE key for every model! Want someone else's R60? Just use your key and start 'er up.
"A guy came up to me after one of my shows, and said 'I'd like you to meet my wife and sister,' and there was only ONE woman standing there!"
"They" who? I buy songs on Bandcamp in ALAC all the time.
Fracking organic farmers!
If you (don't get it), you might be a terrorist!
Actually, it's nothing to do with population. Canadian ballots are for ONE office only! During federal elections, I'm voting for my MP, and no one else. In provincial elections, I'm voting for my MPP, and no one else. The biggest problem with US elections are the sheer number of people and things to vote for.
Compare that to getting a license in the US:
- @ 15.5 yrs, take lame written exam
- @ 16 yrs, take lame driving "test" where you drive a couple laps around the city square or a big empty parking lot, then parallel park
You do realize that each State has different ages and qualifications for driver's licenses.