Bad analogy. You bought a ticket to a specific film at a specific time. If you subscribe to cable, it's like buying a season ticket to the cinema, and in that case, of course you could walk in at any time.
"While calling someone from Brazil, Panama, or Paraguay "American" would indeed be technically correct, citizens of those and other nations on the North & South American continents (in my personal experience) don't readily refer to themselves as "Americans", and you'd probably get strange looks naming them such."
"The only thing you don't have a right to do with your own property is destroy it -- it's a defence to theft that the former owner intended to destroy something that you took from them with intent to use it for its rightful purpose {unless its rightful purpose is to be destroyed}."
I can't quite make sense of this, what is the poster trying to say?
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Although by this point I doubt that the person concerned was particularly bothered by the outcome.
I don't see any of your examples in the list of data that is being released.
So no different to here then.
How often do you get a fraction of a cent?
I'm in the UK, and I get my gmail and news. Didn't bother asking for weather - this is England, after all.
1500 were still on the rolls, 50 of them voted.
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If the others couldn't care less, persumably they aren't bothered if it goes through or not. So why shouldn't they vote for it?
Does there have to be something to sweeten the bill for every single senator/congressman (delete as aplicable) before they will vote for it?
Bad analogy. You bought a ticket to a specific film at a specific time. If you subscribe to cable, it's like buying a season ticket to the cinema, and in that case, of course you could walk in at any time.
I never expected to laugh out loud when reading a legal document.
Thank you IBM.
"While calling someone from Brazil, Panama, or Paraguay "American" would indeed be technically correct, citizens of those and other nations on the North & South American continents (in my personal experience) don't readily refer to themselves as "Americans", and you'd probably get strange looks naming them such."
Even if it's a FoC, they are still governed by the laws of that country.
In any case, several of the FoC states are starting to clean up their acts.
I've been using it for the last year or so for exactly the same reason as you, and not had a problem.
Unless you happen to be living in the country, out of reach of any cable operators and still waiting for your exchange to be upgraded.
So other than having no broadband option short of satellite, no reason at all to still be using dialup.
Maybe so, but not the same copy of Quicken that he was using on the PC.
hah! Tell that to my dad. He's been using PC's for the last 15 years, bought a Mac for some reason, and tried to install Quicken.
I'd think a collapsing bridge would be covered under wear and tear, wouldn't you?
Even fewer clicks
I can't quite make sense of this, what is the poster trying to say?
Using IE may save you from this particular bug, but you need the virtual PC to save you from all the others that IE lets through.
Looking at the source would get a little tedious if one has to do it before clicking on every single link.
Periscope.
Here in the UK the different denominations are different sizes.
Surely that would be fast _or_ anonymous.
I stand corrected.