There is no reason for someone dialling YOU to be anonymous to your telcom provider.
And no, there is no reason to make exceptions for any category of calls, be it political or non-profit.
The Founders of the US would today use anonymous robocalls to disseminate their political ideas to the masses.
The notion that it could be some sort of plesiosaur is just absurd because there would have to be a population of them and that would be impossible to hide even in an ocean much less 7.5 km^3 of water.
In real units, that's three million Olympic swimming pools, one of which contains a plesiosaur.
[...] Paul Harvey's news segments. A regulator tells an established small diner that given the number of customers the establishment seats an additional toilet must be installed. To resize the bathroom or build a second would eat up a large chunk of the seating in the diner. Of course the owner's appeals were denied. The Regulatory State must be appeased. His solution was to install a fully functioning toilet in the front display window of the diner. And now you know the rest of the story.
Personally I think it would be a great idea to post flyers all around the local area near court buildings explaining jury nullification to educate the public and potential jurors.
Saw this in SL,UT: posters posted on every pole explaining it.
At what point do we say: hey that's higher-quality crap than they'd be able to produce on their own and still just about no one watches it...maybe we should stop wasting money?
Discovery and History channels are continuing education for adults. Rather than taxing the nation to pay for it, we simplify by bundling it with other channels and charging subscribers more. Since cutting the cord, those two are the only channels I miss.
General Flynn was an honorable man. I don't know what he did to make the dark state so angry - but clearly he did *something* to precipitate his purge. I believe he was trying to protect the Republic from its many enemies within.
General Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI regarding his Russian contacts. Drop the conspiracy theories already.
I expect that cultured meat has the same potential to bring down the cost of meat. However, while I can't recall what it's called right now, there is an effect known in economics that making a product more efficient actually ends up using even more energy because more efficiency means cheaper cost to the consumer and that in turn drives more consumer use.
Jevon's paradox is what you're after: utilizing a resource more efficiently can lead to higher demand of that resource. Of course, a person can only eat so much.
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The Founders of the US would today use anonymous robocalls to disseminate their political ideas to the masses.
Sounds like a feature to me.
A terrorist would make an effing cool pet. Sic 'em, boy!
It's good that they specified which coast.
In real units, that's three million Olympic swimming pools, one of which contains a plesiosaur.
Extensive firearms training.
Ftfy.
"Pox" is singular. One pox, two poxen.
The Roman Empire spoke Latin, and australopithecus is Latin. I do believe you've solved our little mystery.
Saw this in SL,UT: posters posted on every pole explaining it.
Trump's skin is practically natural now. It's the hugest bipartisan move he's made thus far.
Steven Pinker calls it the "euphemism treadmill." I call Pinker a mad coke fiend.
Aluminum foil hats don't work. Why else would they phase out real tin foil?
I believe that in 1978, God changed his mind about black people!
In my experience, most employers are looking for "Hello world."
Only fascist bigots make assumptions about facial hair. He's clean-shaven.
Discovery and History channels are continuing education for adults. Rather than taxing the nation to pay for it, we simplify by bundling it with other channels and charging subscribers more. Since cutting the cord, those two are the only channels I miss.
General Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI regarding his Russian contacts. Drop the conspiracy theories already.
Is that a euphemism?
It's like they're all over the place!
As was I. One wonders if there's a scientific standard, if it's the researchers' favorite, or if it's just whatever's on Cartoon Network.
Jevon's paradox is what you're after: utilizing a resource more efficiently can lead to higher demand of that resource. Of course, a person can only eat so much.
Check out your sources. That article's written by a nutter.
Tell that to the sheep.