being able to download legally, but not upload even if you didn't know you were because intent is not needed means that you are now infringing upon someone's copyright when a person looks over your shoulder and reads the book that you're reading.
Amount artist is paid per album said song is on divided by the number of tracks.
About 2 cents, maybe?
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Think you're the only one? I'm 17.
In order to protect me since apparenbtly every teen was driving home too fast from 11-12 to be home before curfey, they changed the curfew to 11PM. Now all those accidents are between 10-11. So much for work!
Went to WalMart yesterday. They had Mercon V transmission fluid on sale. I took a year of schooling in car mechanics at HS, but I can't buy Mercon V because I'm under 18. I can't buy a battery, I can't buy oil, not even washer fluid because of "safety reasons" Why? Some idiot parent lets their kid drive out to the middle of nowhere to walmart to buy some motor oil to huff.
I live in Williamsport, PA, pop approx 50,000. I have cable internet in my suburb of PA, actually its own village, Salladasburg, 300 people. Out in the sticks. DSL is also available in Williamsport.
We spent many thousands (millions?) inventing a pen that would write in the low-gravity of space. Finally, we came up with a pen that had a nitrogen-charged inkwell to push the ink out.
i walked to the store, turned on a gas pump, and set the autopump on. I lit a match and threw it in the puddle of gas. I think the resulting explosion released a few more Calories than my walking to the store.
now now, gore knew just as well as bush that you dont go for the popular vote, you go for the electoral vote. Just because he's dumb and DIDN'T, and his voters couldn't punch his name doesn't mean he should get to be prez.
<i>Let's not be so quick to forget that we almost lost WWII because countries like the US didn't get involved soon enough. </i>
Problem is, right now, there IS no war. Let Iraq do what they want. They aren't bothering us, or anyone else. If it keeps me from going poor since gas is almost $1.70 a gallon in my area of Pennsylvania where the average salary is $26,000, so be it. Bush is seeming more and more to me like he wants to finish his daddy's vendetta. Go after al-Qeida first, and if you havent spend all of my Social Security by then, STOP. Don't become the World's bully, enough people hate us as it is. And they're right. Look at that area. First, they lose their homes to a bunch of religious types who claim that this is their home turf for some reason or another, and the whole world supports them. In fact, we send them billions a year. Not too happy about that. Then, some of the more well-to-do countries build weapons of mass destruction to defend themselves. Why is that bad?
Not all theatres uphold them. The chain theatres do, but I happened to discover a very very nice theatre with low prices ($5, $4 matinee), great seating (reclining stadium style, like an armchair), and they let people under 17 see R-Rated movies. I'm 16, and I've taken my (13 year old) brother there many times. Great theatre.. If you're ever in central PA, check out the Roxy Theatre in Lock Haven
Well, I'm 16. Working two jobs, I bring in about $800 a month during the school year, and about $1600 a month in the summer.
If you want what you want, you have to be resourceful. A little lying about your age here, fake ID there, card company that issues cards to minors over yonder, etc.
I think age rules are all nonsense. I've been driving since I was 12, but didn't get a license until 16.5. I've been working since 12, but never had a "real" job til 14 (child labor)... and I had to lie about my age to get a checking account up until last year. I've got better credit than my parents, and i can't even use it.
Not only is it not a felony, it's not even a LAW. I always take my money to the independent theatre that's a half hour away because it's nicer, cheaper, and they let anyone who's over 14 see R rated moves. No ID, no nothin'. Much, much nicer than the United Artists theatre.
we do, in "audio" CD-Rs... the blanks that can be used in either a computer CD-R or a standalone copier. However, standalones only accept the "music" type.
Ah yes. City streets. The minor already pays the gas tax and the state income tax. Covered. Public water supply? Last time I checked, water service wasn't free. Play in the city parks? All they do is make the community service felons clean them up. 911? All volunteers.
They ARE going GSM/GPRS. But that's 2G/2.5G. The upgrade path for GSM/GPRS is UMTS, better known as Wideband CDMA. CDMA as Verizon, Sprint, and Alltell use it will go the CDMA2000 path. CDMA 1xRTT is 3G, i believe.
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being able to download legally, but not upload even if you didn't know you were because intent is not needed means that you are now infringing upon someone's copyright when a person looks over your shoulder and reads the book that you're reading.
Of course it is. I sued my dad in small claims court at 14 (long story).
Remember, the court sees minors as adults only when we do something bad (I'm 17).
Amount artist is paid per album said song is on divided by the number of tracks.
About 2 cents, maybe?
Think you're the only one? I'm 17.
In order to protect me since apparenbtly every teen was driving home too fast from 11-12 to be home before curfey, they changed the curfew to 11PM. Now all those accidents are between 10-11. So much for work!
Went to WalMart yesterday. They had Mercon V transmission fluid on sale. I took a year of schooling in car mechanics at HS, but I can't buy Mercon V because I'm under 18. I can't buy a battery, I can't buy oil, not even washer fluid because of "safety reasons"
Why? Some idiot parent lets their kid drive out to the middle of nowhere to walmart to buy some motor oil to huff.
I live in Williamsport, PA, pop approx 50,000. I have cable internet in my suburb of PA, actually its own village, Salladasburg, 300 people. Out in the sticks. DSL is also available in Williamsport.
YEah. I still see old $20's all the time. (This will be our 3rd style Federal Reserve Note.)
I've always heard it pronounced the latter way, and I'm an east coaster.
Just a bit under 30 years ago. Wow. Yep. They've been driving drunk every day since then!
Also remember that it was a LOT different to get a DUI then than now.
We spent many thousands (millions?) inventing a pen that would write in the low-gravity of space. Finally, we came up with a pen that had a nitrogen-charged inkwell to push the ink out.
The russians used a pencil.
i walked to the store, turned on a gas pump, and set the autopump on. I lit a match and threw it in the puddle of gas. I think the resulting explosion released a few more Calories than my walking to the store.
now now, gore knew just as well as bush that you dont go for the popular vote, you go for the electoral vote. Just because he's dumb and DIDN'T, and his voters couldn't punch his name doesn't mean he should get to be prez.
as about a half-pack-a-day smoker, you're not even kidding. Of course, as soon as you try to QUIT, ya gain a ton more.
I clicked the link. I was still charged.
Bastards.
Now, I dont really have a stand on the war...
<i>Let's not be so quick to forget that we almost lost WWII because countries like the US didn't get involved soon enough. </i>
Problem is, right now, there IS no war. Let Iraq do what they want. They aren't bothering us, or anyone else. If it keeps me from going poor since gas is almost $1.70 a gallon in my area of Pennsylvania where the average salary is $26,000, so be it. Bush is seeming more and more to me like he wants to finish his daddy's vendetta. Go after al-Qeida first, and if you havent spend all of my Social Security by then, STOP. Don't become the World's bully, enough people hate us as it is. And they're right. Look at that area. First, they lose their homes to a bunch of religious types who claim that this is their home turf for some reason or another, and the whole world supports them. In fact, we send them billions a year. Not too happy about that. Then, some of the more well-to-do countries build weapons of mass destruction to defend themselves. Why is that bad?
Uh, there IS, Bucko.
Not all theatres uphold them. The chain theatres do, but I happened to discover a very very nice theatre with low prices ($5, $4 matinee), great seating (reclining stadium style, like an armchair), and they let people under 17 see R-Rated movies. I'm 16, and I've taken my (13 year old) brother there many times. Great theatre.. If you're ever in central PA, check out the Roxy Theatre in Lock Haven
Well, I'm 16. Working two jobs, I bring in about $800 a month during the school year, and about $1600 a month in the summer.
If you want what you want, you have to be resourceful. A little lying about your age here, fake ID there, card company that issues cards to minors over yonder, etc.
I think age rules are all nonsense. I've been driving since I was 12, but didn't get a license until 16.5. I've been working since 12, but never had a "real" job til 14 (child labor)... and I had to lie about my age to get a checking account up until last year. I've got better credit than my parents, and i can't even use it.
Not only is it not a felony, it's not even a LAW. I always take my money to the independent theatre that's a half hour away because it's nicer, cheaper, and they let anyone who's over 14 see R rated moves. No ID, no nothin'. Much, much nicer than the United Artists theatre.
we do, in "audio" CD-Rs... the blanks that can be used in either a computer CD-R or a standalone copier. However, standalones only accept the "music" type.
Yup, it's on saabnet =)
Too bad you've gotta get rid of the saab...
1988 900S =)
Ah yes. City streets. The minor already pays the gas tax and the state income tax. Covered.
Public water supply? Last time I checked, water service wasn't free.
Play in the city parks? All they do is make the community service felons clean them up.
911? All volunteers.
no, an aerosol is droplets in air. Gasfied would be the same as rendered gaseous.
That's for TDMA, not their Next Generation Services (GSM/GPRS).
They ARE going GSM/GPRS. But that's 2G/2.5G. The upgrade path for GSM/GPRS is UMTS, better known as Wideband CDMA. CDMA as Verizon, Sprint, and Alltell use it will go the CDMA2000 path. CDMA 1xRTT is 3G, i believe.
wow, $15/yr is cheap? I payed $20 for 4 years.