Mod the box spring coils to harvest energy. Get a tax credit from the gov't. Wife thinks she's getting away with something by having lovers over. Laugh quietly to myself as I get paid.
Here, we used this when they slapped 'luxury taxes' and 'gas guzzler taxes' on full sized sedans and station wagons. Everyone jumped in pickup trucks and SUVs. Once Congress recognized the unintended consequences*, they cancelled the taxes. But nobody switched back.
*They briefly tried raising the GVW needed to qualify as a truck. Enter the Lincoln Navigator and H2 Hummer. 'We'll raise it even more'. Manufacturers built vehicles based on the Kodiak chassis and similar. We can move up scale faster than Congress can write laws. Someone Photoshopped the next possible step and cooler heads prevailed.
Great. Build the housing and feed the hungry. But stop f...ing talking about it! Because it just encourages more people to hop on buses or scrape together some money for a clapped-out RV and come up here for the advertised programs.
We need to start leaking news stories about how another half dozen homeless were killed in the jungle last week. And how well the SPD program of torching tent camps is going. Pictures of (fake) dead bums floating in Elliott Bay.
Maybe. But then they are publishing an opinion. And that will attract the scrutiny of all of the voting and campaign rights regulators. Equal time and access rules may kick in. Safe haven publishing exemptions may be lost. Sounds like a mess that even Zuckerberg wouldn't want to get involved with.
And if you actually try to make some concrete suggestions that don't agree with crazy, the whole thing becomes a screaming match.
Carbon sequestration through reforestation: Good. But only if its forests in the Amazon where we can funnel money to indigenous people (and Al Gore). If ADM comes up with a GMO tree that grows faster and gobbles up more carbon, no sale. The climate crisis people just retire to their corner and whine. If the climate is a real problem, then we can't afford to ignore ideas that don't fit some secondary agenda. On the other hand, if we do rule them out, then maybe climate wasn't as bad a problem as some claimed.
Then they shouldn't have any problem documenting their disability.
It's one thing to send letters out to people who might not be aware of the program. But to base loan forgiveness on a simple database join could easily lead to some errors and people getting out of loan obligations. It might also miss some people who are legitimately disabled but not 'in the system' properly. Send reminder letters to everyone with a loan and tell them to get their documentation together and have their loan forgiven.
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Time to consider high wing passenger jets. Better ground clearance with large diameter engines.
If the drug in question is one which bioaccumulates
Then the original patient wouldn't be whizzing so much of it out.
Maybe not.
Back off, man. I'm a scientist.
Mod the box spring coils to harvest energy. Get a tax credit from the gov't. Wife thinks she's getting away with something by having lovers over. Laugh quietly to myself as I get paid.
I'd rather have a G63 AMG 6x6.
So, what happens if CA decides to block such vehicles?
You starve, waiting for your food co-op to restock from Prius hatchbacks.
Here, we used this when they slapped 'luxury taxes' and 'gas guzzler taxes' on full sized sedans and station wagons. Everyone jumped in pickup trucks and SUVs. Once Congress recognized the unintended consequences*, they cancelled the taxes. But nobody switched back.
*They briefly tried raising the GVW needed to qualify as a truck. Enter the Lincoln Navigator and H2 Hummer. 'We'll raise it even more'. Manufacturers built vehicles based on the Kodiak chassis and similar. We can move up scale faster than Congress can write laws. Someone Photoshopped the next possible step and cooler heads prevailed.
Not my job. I don't get involved until they are old enough for Pop Warner.
Why is mistaking a woman for a gorilla bad
Try telling one that those pants make her look fat and see what a living hell life can be.
Problem solved
... and would be caught on camera doing so.
Doesn't seem to slow the front porch package thieves down.
Great. Build the housing and feed the hungry. But stop f...ing talking about it! Because it just encourages more people to hop on buses or scrape together some money for a clapped-out RV and come up here for the advertised programs.
We need to start leaking news stories about how another half dozen homeless were killed in the jungle last week. And how well the SPD program of torching tent camps is going. Pictures of (fake) dead bums floating in Elliott Bay.
Maybe. But then they are publishing an opinion. And that will attract the scrutiny of all of the voting and campaign rights regulators. Equal time and access rules may kick in. Safe haven publishing exemptions may be lost. Sounds like a mess that even Zuckerberg wouldn't want to get involved with.
Bad experiences with slavery.
I expect that this service will be cancelled in due time, leaving it's subscribers scrambling for alternatives.
persecute and terrorize non-believers
Heartburn.
I bet current students there are super happy to learn that that's what their tuition has been covering...
They could complain to the school's administration. Maye they'll get tazed for their effort.
People still use Windows?
They need to get their money back. I started to type "UC Davis ..." into a search engine and auto complete filled in " ... pepper spray".
Well, I looked at the horizon. And then I held up something straight to compare it to (the handle of my hockey stick). Looks flat to me. Check mate!
There's some pretty crazy shit out there
And if you actually try to make some concrete suggestions that don't agree with crazy, the whole thing becomes a screaming match.
Carbon sequestration through reforestation: Good. But only if its forests in the Amazon where we can funnel money to indigenous people (and Al Gore). If ADM comes up with a GMO tree that grows faster and gobbles up more carbon, no sale. The climate crisis people just retire to their corner and whine. If the climate is a real problem, then we can't afford to ignore ideas that don't fit some secondary agenda. On the other hand, if we do rule them out, then maybe climate wasn't as bad a problem as some claimed.
In related news, most flat-earthers agree that the earth is flat.
People become disabled
Then they shouldn't have any problem documenting their disability.
It's one thing to send letters out to people who might not be aware of the program. But to base loan forgiveness on a simple database join could easily lead to some errors and people getting out of loan obligations. It might also miss some people who are legitimately disabled but not 'in the system' properly. Send reminder letters to everyone with a loan and tell them to get their documentation together and have their loan forgiven.