It can't, but unfortunately you do not have a constitutional right to use Comcast's equipment to post what you want against their will--even if you're willing to pay for it. Your constitutional right to free speech is a right not to be censored by government edict. And that's it. Who in the world modded this "Insightful"?
And oh, yeah: When was the last time you had a really, REALLY good bagel?
Most of the time, a fire fighter is off-duty but on call,
100 percent of wrong. Firefighters are not off-duty when they are on-call. They are on-duty. When they go off-duty, they are no longer on call. Firefighters are typically on-duty for a 24-hour shift for two or three days a week. On their off days, they are not on call. Thus, most of the time, a firefighter is NOT on call.
...that the same parallels can be drawn between gangs and college fraternities. But of course, it's only proper do to it with gamers' guilds, 'cause games are the evulz.
Here's how. All government procurement has special programs for buying from small business, and in fact are required to spend a certain percentage at small businesses. Congress mandates it, 'cause it makes good press with the voters.
Not really. While the judge pretty much has to hand down at least a year and a day as a prison sentence in case of a felony, he could've declared part of it or all of it suspended, depending on the exact crime, and the laws of the of that particular state.
It's part of the US's Common Law background. A prison sentence for a felony is longer than one year; it's one of the things that distinguishes a felony from a misdemeanor.
Welcome to the world of government low-bid contracts. The specification didn't call for backups, so you don't get backups, because that would've made the bid higher.
So why wasn't there ever a Dirty Pair video game? Well, aside from Project Eden which apparently a) sucked and b) was never released outside Japan, probably because of a).
Gendo Ikari? No, wait, it was David Xanatos. On second thought, it was Light Yagami. Then again, it might have been Ozymandius. There's always the possibility that it was Hari Seldon. And, of course, *everything* is a Nemesis plot. But when you get right down to it, the Count of Monte Cristo did it first.
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It can't, but unfortunately you do not have a constitutional right to use Comcast's equipment to post what you want against their will--even if you're willing to pay for it. Your constitutional right to free speech is a right not to be censored by government edict. And that's it. Who in the world modded this "Insightful"?
And oh, yeah: When was the last time you had a really, REALLY good bagel?
100 percent of wrong. Firefighters are not off-duty when they are on-call. They are on-duty. When they go off-duty, they are no longer on call. Firefighters are typically on-duty for a 24-hour shift for two or three days a week. On their off days, they are not on call. Thus, most of the time, a firefighter is NOT on call.
Better obligatory: http://xkcd.com/451/. Although Sociology still comes out looking much better than Literary Criticism.
...that the same parallels can be drawn between gangs and college fraternities. But of course, it's only proper do to it with gamers' guilds, 'cause games are the evulz.
Here's how. All government procurement has special programs for buying from small business, and in fact are required to spend a certain percentage at small businesses. Congress mandates it, 'cause it makes good press with the voters.
It's a different kind of flying altogether!
Actually, you'd need to drive down to Panama, but the principle does still hold.
Not really. While the judge pretty much has to hand down at least a year and a day as a prison sentence in case of a felony, he could've declared part of it or all of it suspended, depending on the exact crime, and the laws of the of that particular state.
It's part of the US's Common Law background. A prison sentence for a felony is longer than one year; it's one of the things that distinguishes a felony from a misdemeanor.
How do you use kind words and cupcakes to zombify and enslave the weak? Though I can see why you don't want to fight religions that can do that.
"Thank you for your suggestion that we spend more money. We'll certainly take it under consideration."
--Later:
"File this somewhere where I'll be sure to never see it again, won't you, Miss Haversham?"
Welcome to the world of government low-bid contracts. The specification didn't call for backups, so you don't get backups, because that would've made the bid higher.
There was supposed to be an earth-shattering kaboom!
So why wasn't there ever a Dirty Pair video game? Well, aside from Project Eden which apparently a) sucked and b) was never released outside Japan, probably because of a).
Well, that depends on how many copies of the book you sell, now doesn't it?
Whoop-dee-do. The average driver doesn't drive much inside chemical plants or refineries. It's a bust.
Nonsense! The world will be saved...BY STEAM!
...to the Rats of NIMF.
Stupid HTML markup. I meant to say Disinterested /= Uninterested.
A disinterested view of the problem may be our only hope. Disinterested Uninterested.
Obviously, the Nobel Piece Prize should go to David Letterman, who has certainly been working overtime to get a piece.
As President Obama.
Why, DWIW (Do What I Want), of course.
Gendo Ikari? No, wait, it was David Xanatos. On second thought, it was Light Yagami. Then again, it might have been Ozymandius. There's always the possibility that it was Hari Seldon. And, of course, *everything* is a Nemesis plot. But when you get right down to it, the Count of Monte Cristo did it first.