Ah, so its ok for a guy to be gay, but just not to be able to express love?
Oh, and your bullshit on marriage being solely about raising children - I assume you dont think infertile people should marry?
Thankfully I live in a sane country, where i can (and did) marry my husband, to show our commitment to eachother. You? Fuck off and die, ignorant, bigoted fuckwit:)
Oh wait, misunderstanding of Sodom and the story it teaches (hints, its not about buggery, no matter what your sunday school taught you) kind of gives that away.
Doesnt matter -in the UK you *cannot* have a blanket "no refunds" statement
You can have "no refunds, except those required under XYZ", but in B2C you always have some right of refund in the UK, and attempting to pretend that you do not is illegal
Only if they no longer have a valid reason to hold those records - so records of transactions with you can be retained by them, even if you dont want them to be, for a specified period
Irrelevant. Its a meeting of minds, meaning you can strike out / modify and sign, and if a duly authorised company representative signs it - tough shit for the company if they later think they shouldnt have.
If HR have any fucking clue ad the employee is any good then they will keep the employee happy now, not worry theyre going to leave at some point in the future.
The default assumption for any employer is (or should be): people will leave.
Either you fuck them about now, and they leave now when youre not prepared for it - or they leave after a few years, when you can prepare for it.
I've managed it twice now, first with my first job out of university.
As long as you explain why you want it to change, and the specific reasons / projects / etc, then most HR departments are happy to oblige. Finding competent people is hard, and expensive, so unless you are an unreasonable prick about it then theyre likely to acquiesce
Incorrect, which is why age of consent varies so much - its down to each country / state to decide when they think people can consent. It s a matter of individual experience NOT development of their brain, which is mostly adult around age 8
Games stores can easily offer service - to parents looking to buy presents, to talking about the exciting new game that is coming up, to dealing with *gasp* not-new items such as classic consoles and games.
You couldnt have picked a worse example if you'd tried
It was pushed through by someone who owns parts of the companies that made the product, on a crap pretext of failed, never a hope in hell of it working bomb plots
You devalue the used product, which reduces the perceived value of the new game to you - if you know you could normally recieve 50% of the purchase price back and can now, through DLC, only receive 40%, the game HAS increased in price (decreased in value) from your perspective.
Do this enough and people stop buying it new as it "costs" too much, even if the retail price hasnt altered
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He wasnt even thrown out - he asked to have the room until midnight.
As long as you dont Act out your bigotry. Leave it to your own house, mkay?
In what rational moral system is loving someone of the same sex "morally corrupt"?
The irony of an American talking about Cambridge English corrupting a language.
Ah, so its ok for a guy to be gay, but just not to be able to express love?
Oh, and your bullshit on marriage being solely about raising children - I assume you dont think infertile people should marry?
Thankfully I live in a sane country, where i can (and did) marry my husband, to show our commitment to eachother. You? Fuck off and die, ignorant, bigoted fuckwit :)
The Gay Mafia?
really? Are you THAT retarded?
Oh wait, misunderstanding of Sodom and the story it teaches (hints, its not about buggery, no matter what your sunday school taught you) kind of gives that away.
Doesnt matter -in the UK you *cannot* have a blanket "no refunds" statement
You can have "no refunds, except those required under XYZ", but in B2C you always have some right of refund in the UK, and attempting to pretend that you do not is illegal
What happens if you say "I do not consent to a search of my person" - dont they have to provide just cause then?
Good job theyre not allowed to make a profit from it then
Only if they no longer have a valid reason to hold those records - so records of transactions with you can be retained by them, even if you dont want them to be, for a specified period
Rules it, despite having lower market share?
Interesting definition of "rules"
Irrelevant. Its a meeting of minds, meaning you can strike out / modify and sign, and if a duly authorised company representative signs it - tough shit for the company if they later think they shouldnt have.
If HR have any fucking clue ad the employee is any good then they will keep the employee happy now, not worry theyre going to leave at some point in the future.
The default assumption for any employer is (or should be): people will leave.
Either you fuck them about now, and they leave now when youre not prepared for it - or they leave after a few years, when you can prepare for it.
I've managed it twice now, first with my first job out of university.
As long as you explain why you want it to change, and the specific reasons / projects / etc, then most HR departments are happy to oblige. Finding competent people is hard, and expensive, so unless you are an unreasonable prick about it then theyre likely to acquiesce
Incorrect, which is why age of consent varies so much - its down to each country / state to decide when they think people can consent. It s a matter of individual experience NOT development of their brain, which is mostly adult around age 8
Have you proven she is lying beyond reasonable doubt? No? Then you'll lose, hard, on appeal, for breaking a very simple test of law...
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theyre tying it to a particular part of the "show"
Sorry, "huge headache"? Walk to dustbin, open lid, click open container, shake, pop cover back on, close cover, walk back. Done.
No bag meaning no loss of power when the container (the bag) fills up.
You're kidding, right?
Games stores can easily offer service - to parents looking to buy presents, to talking about the exciting new game that is coming up, to dealing with *gasp* not-new items such as classic consoles and games.
You couldnt have picked a worse example if you'd tried
A largenumebr of stores (comet, currys, argos) do exactly what you claim is difficult to do.
It was pushed through by someone who owns parts of the companies that made the product, on a crap pretext of failed, never a hope in hell of it working bomb plots
You devalue the used product, which reduces the perceived value of the new game to you - if you know you could normally recieve 50% of the purchase price back and can now, through DLC, only receive 40%, the game HAS increased in price (decreased in value) from your perspective.
Do this enough and people stop buying it new as it "costs" too much, even if the retail price hasnt altered
So, from your postings we can conclude you are an absolute arsehole.
Wonderful. Keep posting - its wonderful advertising for you!
You missed the part about distinguishable, and separate,permission being required for it to be legal.
A long ToS / EULA with that buried in it would be illegal
...and any assets within the EU can be seized to pay the fine, in addition to being barred from trading here.