Agreed. I think that security checkpoints should have 3 things - a metal detector for people to walk through, an x-ray machine to examine the luggage, and dogs to sniff out anything explosive.
"I bought cardboard when it was only 14 cents a ton. And it's up to what, 16 cents now? Well, I bought three tons of it. So that's about...well, you do the math. Plus I made a special deal where I only have to keep 2 tons of it at my house."
Yes, DC has voted to legalize recreational use. Also, earlier this year the DC council voted to decriminalize possession, so it was already just a $25 fine or somesuch.
We had a waste repository at Yucca Mountain, until the Obama administration shut it down. Billions of dollars and 30 years of development down the toilet, and yes, that is entirely on the Obama administration.
This will be a great safety boon for motorcyclists. If that inattentive driver's car will let him know I'm coming, then he won't turn directly into my path.
I don't see what repairs have to do with showrooms. Having the manufacturer own the dealership has nothing to do with where I take my car to get it repaired.
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Yep. And their house will never be knocked down by a tornado or a hurricane - although flooding might cause them a problem.
I'd go the opposite direction and build a monolithic dome house with few or no internal walls.
What evil is Google perpetrating, exactly? Trying to present irrelevant data in a positive light to people who pretend it is relevant?
Agreed. I think that security checkpoints should have 3 things - a metal detector for people to walk through, an x-ray machine to examine the luggage, and dogs to sniff out anything explosive.
I was getting tired of all the April Fools crap yesterday, but I guess this is serious.
You'd probably like it better if you didn't do it on a treadmill. Get outside! It's much more enjoyable than a treadmill.
I agree with you completely. However, the article does not refer to Raleigh-Durham as a city, but as a metro area:
18 cities across four new metro areas: Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville, and Raleigh-Durham.
Betteridge's Law of Headlines again.
"I bought cardboard when it was only 14 cents a ton. And it's up to what, 16 cents now? Well, I bought three tons of it. So that's about...well, you do the math. Plus I made a special deal where I only have to keep 2 tons of it at my house."
Yes, DC has voted to legalize recreational use. Also, earlier this year the DC council voted to decriminalize possession, so it was already just a $25 fine or somesuch.
We had a waste repository at Yucca Mountain, until the Obama administration shut it down. Billions of dollars and 30 years of development down the toilet, and yes, that is entirely on the Obama administration.
This will be a great safety boon for motorcyclists. If that inattentive driver's car will let him know I'm coming, then he won't turn directly into my path.
Yes, this. I wonder why building codes in tornado-prone areas don't require tornado-proof construction.
Do you think she could see Russia from there?
I hope we're sending in our women to get impregnated by their men, so we can capture their genetic diversity.
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Yes, but the economic activity generated in the city by all those employees having lunch, etc, is a big benefit to the city.
Move the tech companies into town and shortly none of the current residents can afford to live there.
I don't see what repairs have to do with showrooms. Having the manufacturer own the dealership has nothing to do with where I take my car to get it repaired.
It isn't greed so much as supply and demand. There's no real estate master setting prices for the area. Each house sells at its own price.
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Big surprise.
He probably has a quota of patent applications he has to file.
I've recently tried to watch 2 different sporting events that I DVR'ed, and had someone come in the room and accidentally spoil the ending.
That really, really damages the enjoyment of watching.
I wonder what that says about books/movies vs sports.
Trial is taking place in Raleigh. Not anywhere close to Charlotte. Although I'm sure some non-NC people think that Charlotte is the only city in NC.