That's fine for civil matters, but for things that are actually illegal, sorry you don't get to secede from the public legal system just because you want to.
"The way that would play out in the show would have been a fucking head trip. Events of previous episodes may or may not have happened. Characters who were killed may end up being alive again now that the timeline has changed. A character from the future will realize that events in the past are different from what he experienced and that his own future may no longer exist."
This would be quite interesting, imo, but would have to be done *perfectly* to not seem overdone.
I can't imagine many people wanting to "keep track" of it all when watching in a weekly format either...
I guess i parse "whose drawings included, but were not limited to" differently than you did. To me that says a portion of his shirts had copyrighted things on them, and some didn't.
Therefore his t-shirt shack was not "impossible" due to licensing concerns, he just chose to ignore them.
I asked personally because i was curious, and I feel knowing the time and parts cost gives a better view of the project than just what money you put into it.
If I could get/build an EV that was good for my longest 'typical' drive (70-80 miles) (and if I had the facilities to charge it) I'd be pretty interested.
You're right about the hollow bones, but keep in mind the muscles a swan would use to swat you with its wing are the largest and most powerful in its body, and I guarantee more muscle mass than your daughter is punching with, unless she maybe holds some junior weightlifting records.
All that said it would be much more likely to break a wrist or dislocate an elbow from a strike like that, which is where I imagine the truth of the saying is rooted, if there is any.
You may be the first homeschooler I've encountered that has openly admitted the difference in motive (academic vs. religious, I mean) which I suspect is because the ones I grew up around were interested in it for the latter reason.
Your "actin white" example is a particularly stark one, but growing up in rural north carolina I saw similar amongst poor white kids, where it was implied that if working in the mill was good enough for your dad, and his dad, then if you wanted different you must think you're better than them.
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There should be a +6 just for you sir.
That's fine for civil matters, but for things that are actually illegal, sorry you don't get to secede from the public legal system just because you want to.
Why? That was clearly fabricated by the press....
Original NES, and a Gameboy :)
10/hr won't pay rent, that's what's wrong with it.
Uh, cost maybe?
"commercial fisherman who goes out and catches 30 tons of fish per day 6 days a week excluding hurricanes?"
You forgot: And tears up the bottom with nets while also killing many other fish species as bycatch
the OP did say "at first"
Right, corn really isn't ALL that healthy compared to other veggies.
My understanding is that corn is a livestock feed pretty much exclusively in most places other than the US.
"Of course AT&T costs a metric ass-ton more than TMO, so I don't know why would want to do it, but that's a different matter?"
Really? Last time I looked T mobile's data plan was significantly higher than ATT's
"The way that would play out in the show would have been a fucking head trip. Events of previous episodes may or may not have happened. Characters who were killed may end up being alive again now that the timeline has changed. A character from the future will realize that events in the past are different from what he experienced and that his own future may no longer exist."
This would be quite interesting, imo, but would have to be done *perfectly* to not seem overdone.
I can't imagine many people wanting to "keep track" of it all when watching in a weekly format either...
The religious conservative public that makes up a substantial portion of south carolina
I bet he knows which side of the watch to look at, though, and what the hands mean.
I guess that depends on whether you bill for phone support
"I can easily imagine AT&T jumping for joy over anything that will produce more billable traffic"
I think the iPhone only comes with "unlimited" data, so I don't know that ATT will be that thrilled...
I guess i parse "whose drawings included, but were not limited to" differently than you did. To me that says a portion of his shirts had copyrighted things on them, and some didn't.
Therefore his t-shirt shack was not "impossible" due to licensing concerns, he just chose to ignore them.
I asked personally because i was curious, and I feel knowing the time and parts cost gives a better view of the project than just what money you put into it.
If I could get/build an EV that was good for my longest 'typical' drive (70-80 miles) (and if I had the facilities to charge it) I'd be pretty interested.
What donor car did you end up using?
They goddamned well did not make it impossible.
No one is forcing him to use copyrighted material on his product.
All my precious classic loony toons :(
You're right about the hollow bones, but keep in mind the muscles a swan would use to swat you with its wing are the largest and most powerful in its body, and I guarantee more muscle mass than your daughter is punching with, unless she maybe holds some junior weightlifting records.
All that said it would be much more likely to break a wrist or dislocate an elbow from a strike like that, which is where I imagine the truth of the saying is rooted, if there is any.
If they're that poor they should be getting school lunches free or at reduced cost. Or are SC's schools really that bad?
+1 interesting had i only a mod point to my name.
You may be the first homeschooler I've encountered that has openly admitted the difference in motive (academic vs. religious, I mean) which I suspect is because the ones I grew up around were interested in it for the latter reason.
Well, his brother probably has herpes...
Actually i was only looking for an hour figure of time invested, but:
The cost of the time is emphatically NOT zero, unless you would have spent that time sitting around doing absolutely nothing at all.
Otherwise there is opportunity cost at the very least. How you figure that is subjective, but it's there.
Your "actin white" example is a particularly stark one, but growing up in rural north carolina I saw similar amongst poor white kids, where it was implied that if working in the mill was good enough for your dad, and his dad, then if you wanted different you must think you're better than them.