"A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in law enforcement." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constable]
And, no. The sorts of things which we'd be talking about would be civil actions such as tax or debt collection suits or... mortgage foreclosures. Those are generally mailed first and may never be formally delivered by anyone, much less a constable. In place of the "Constable" you have what is known as a "Courier." The "Courier" will attempt to deliver a package requiring a signature... UPS and FedEx are sufficient to prove attempt to serve notice.
However; If you need legal proof of meeting your obligations... the only legally indisputable method available is certified mail. I live in Ohio, but here's a guy from Alabamer to fill you in:
Spoken like someone who's never sent, received or needed proof of delivery of certified mail. Look it up... then consider my question again. If the USPS goes away, your next court summons would have to be delivered by a law enforcement official, you would have no legally protected proof (audited) of mailing or receipt... Good times there.
Considering that it is a given that some items will forever (relative to our current lifespan expectations) remain available only in physical form, please explain; What will replace the USPS?
I referred to you as being an asshole because you appear to be too bright to be as obtuse as you are presenting in words. Don't blame the internet... I'm just one moron with a commoner's opinion and a bloated sense of self-importance.
I view the first sign of a firearm on anyone, functioning in any capacity, as the only sign needed to avoid at all costs or to approach with extreme caution. Just those two options, though. Some assumptions are necessary, healthy and important.
You pointed out a visible boogeyman... it looked like an "OMGPONIES" moment... And, while I understand the point you were out to make, that point doesn't really accomplish much of a constructive nature. Fingers can be used to point, but they can also be used to secure things worth holding on to. The thing worth pointing at is rarely worth holding on to.
Mostly, though; I'm just feeling ornery. Thanks for sharing!
Star Trek is all fiction... None of the characters exist and, by extension; none of the characters "did" anything. Sorry for pointing this out, but that statement is just nonsense.
what part here is truth and what part here hurts? it's pretty hard to sort out:
1. want to remain anonymous? don't access 'anonymous' related communications channels 2. want to not become involved? don't access 'anonymous' related communications channels 3. want to become involved without becoming affiliated? don't access 'anonymous' related communications channels
what you are not understanding that anyone can take 'anonymous' action, at any time, with or without direction
Actually... no. Short of removing the battery, you cannot disable the GPS functionality of your phone. You can limit your ability to access it (GPS), but simply cannot, disable location functionality in your mobile device without rendering the device unuseable.
Maybe I, unlike you, value this poster's opinions and appreciate the perspective, time and consideration taken in presenting a valuable line of thought to consider while observing the general conversation in this thread.
Do you attack everyone you don't agree with? Are you familiar with the terms 'conjecture' and 'discourse' or are you feeling more arrogant and entitled than you have convinced yourself you are?
If you don't care for the hyperbolic talk, there are many posts below those which you have taken issue with... move on.
well, satan lover; you missed the part where the admin account credential is pilfered by the exploit... wait for it... making your rant misplaced. react to this trolling post instead... you'll be right; i am trolling!
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i think you're now just arguing out of boredom.
when did you the ending?
"A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in law enforcement." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constable]
And, no. The sorts of things which we'd be talking about would be civil actions such as tax or debt collection suits or... mortgage foreclosures.
Those are generally mailed first and may never be formally delivered by anyone, much less a constable. In place of the "Constable" you have what is known as a "Courier." The "Courier" will attempt to deliver a package requiring a signature... UPS and FedEx are sufficient to prove attempt to serve notice.
However; If you need legal proof of meeting your obligations... the only legally indisputable method available is certified mail. I live in Ohio, but here's a guy from Alabamer to fill you in:
http://www.alabamaconsumerlawblog.com/2011/06/the_importance_of_using_certif.html
figure out how to log in before you start pointing your limp finger at people around.
Are constables also frequently described as being Jack booted thugs?
If so, then yes.
Spoken like someone who's never sent, received or needed proof of delivery of certified mail.
Look it up... then consider my question again. If the USPS goes away, your next court summons would have to be delivered by a law enforcement official, you would have no legally protected proof (audited) of mailing or receipt... Good times there.
Some things cannot be privatized.
Considering that it is a given that some items will forever (relative to our current lifespan expectations) remain available only in physical form, please explain; What will replace the USPS?
I referred to you as being an asshole because you appear to be too bright to be as obtuse as you are presenting in words.
Don't blame the internet... I'm just one moron with a commoner's opinion and a bloated sense of self-importance.
I view the first sign of a firearm on anyone, functioning in any capacity, as the only sign needed to avoid at all costs or to approach with extreme caution. Just those two options, though. Some assumptions are necessary, healthy and important.
"Criminal Justice Resources :
Police Corruption - Police Integrity"
http://staff.lib.msu.edu/harris23/crimjust/polcorr.htm
Please take note of the numerous .edu and .gov references... and the fact that you're a bit of an asshole.
You pointed out a visible boogeyman... it looked like an "OMGPONIES" moment... And, while I understand the point you were out to make, that point doesn't really accomplish much of a constructive nature. Fingers can be used to point, but they can also be used to secure things worth holding on to. The thing worth pointing at is rarely worth holding on to.
Mostly, though; I'm just feeling ornery. Thanks for sharing!
Let's remember: He's not in office anymore and the person who's replaced him hasn't seen fit to do otherwise.
Scarey, isn't it.
"They did it in Star Trek"
Star Trek is all fiction... None of the characters exist and, by extension; none of the characters "did" anything.
Sorry for pointing this out, but that statement is just nonsense.
Please tell me that you are aware that virrtually anyone can become a freemason.
It's not some super-exclusive-secretive-conspiracy group.
Wake up.
And Odie.
Isn't this s dupe? Or, will that happen on Saturday?
"by Anonymous Coward"
you can filter them out, right?
what part here is truth and what part here hurts? it's pretty hard to sort out:
1. want to remain anonymous? don't access 'anonymous' related communications channels
2. want to not become involved? don't access 'anonymous' related communications channels
3. want to become involved without becoming affiliated? don't access 'anonymous' related communications channels
what you are not understanding that anyone can take 'anonymous' action, at any time, with or without direction
which leads me to:
4. morons expect nothing more.
"when was the last time you even saw an air ambulance that didn't use a ducted fan tail rotor, i.e. one that wasn't an EC-135 (Eurocopter)?"
this morning?
no betting! given that you are a fucking retard, it is universally immoral to gamble with you.
this post makes sad bear sad.
Actually... no. Short of removing the battery, you cannot disable the GPS functionality of your phone.
You can limit your ability to access it (GPS), but simply cannot, disable location functionality in your mobile device without rendering the device unuseable.
Maybe I, unlike you, value this poster's opinions and appreciate the perspective, time and consideration taken in presenting a valuable line of thought to consider while observing the general conversation in this thread.
Do you attack everyone you don't agree with? Are you familiar with the terms 'conjecture' and 'discourse' or are you feeling more arrogant and entitled than you have convinced yourself you are?
If you don't care for the hyperbolic talk, there are many posts below those which you have taken issue with... move on.
well, satan lover; you missed the part where the admin account credential is pilfered by the exploit... wait for it... making your rant misplaced.
react to this trolling post instead... you'll be right; i am trolling!
Forward your email address, please?
That's the best idea ever!
Maybe I should register for a permit too.
Moron.