is cheaper than Whole Foods, has just as much organic produce, and has union workers that aren't treated as disposible tissues to wipe Bezos' butt with. I'd rather support them than a destructive/disruptive company like Amazon...
You can have more fun if you're not attracting cops or waking up the grumpy ol' neighbors. Problem is that Teslas are meh-dans and EthYooVeeth. Give me a cheap, simple, Roadster with a long-range electric drivetrain. Think 90s MR-2 except electric, not gas.
I want mine quiet as possible, while still being fast and good handling. I'd love something like a Gen 1 Tesla roadster with longer range or electric MR2 with Tesla drivetrain.
Loud pipes just attract cops, which tends to put a damper on opportunities to have fun behind the wheel.
Live in a place where cops are either severely legally restricted (some European countries) or too terrified to ask anyone for anything (Detroit, Camden, Mogadishu):)
That's "good news" that most of the devices are run by American cops and TLA's?
I'd rather most of the devices be run by foreign embassies. At least they don't have an interest in meddling in the lives of the average American...
I doubt they burnt anything off -- burning plastic would be noticed in San Diego and would probably attract attention. Unless they took the stuff into Mexico or somewhere in the desert, of course. But, AFAIK, they were actually recommended by the city as a way of disposing large appliances, so they must have had some kind of license.
If it lasts 30 years vs 3 years (i.e. is a permanent part of the house, basically), then it makes sense. No hassle of having to buy new fucking appliances and do damn shopping every few years.
What's worse is that the private prison was not an adult prison. It was a "rehab facility" for children, and at least one of the teens railroaded by the judges committed suicide. Now, the main judge did eventually get his (30 year prison sentence, he'll likely be released horizontally, feet-first), but it makes you wonder how many such cases are still undiscovered in the US. Unfortunately, the other judge only got 17 years and has a chance of being alive upon release...
"Cops would not be arresting people for no reason..." -- and Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy exist. Welcome to the real world where people are arrested without ample evidence, suspects change, some people are even kept in jail to pressure them into plea bargaining. Remember, sheriffs and prosecutors in the US are often ELECTED, and need to appear to be "tough on crime" (i.e. getting convictions) to be re-elected.
No, I didn't. Sad news about the crash. Also surprising that it was a (US built) 737. I thought Cubana flew mostly Russian aircraft with some Embraers thrown in.
If you're willing to wait 20 minutes for the clerk to sloooowly pull up each (paper) record, you could discuss it. The point is to make it onerous and expensive to pick up such info.
IDK, flying out of a smaller airport (somewhere like Burbank or Long Beach) on a smaller airliner like a Dash-8, ERJ, or Canadair can actually be fun. Especially with 2+1 seating where you get both the window and aisle seat, and can stick your feet into the aisle when the air waitron isn't passing by.
The 150mph tunnels will not be depressurized. It looks like a subway with single cars that get moved to the surface via an elevator (thus eliminating the escalator/step/platform aspects of traditional subway stations). This will probably be point-to-point instead of fixed routes.
Children should be entitled to support, but the concepts of maternity and paternity can exist outside of marriage. As far as spousal support after divorce, if you're talking about able-bodied adults of sound mind, none should be permitted. Marriage shouldn't be a ticket to a lifetime income.
Yes. It's technically wrong, though sweet, sweet karma. Though I have no problem with the arrest itself, and (hopefully) subsequent steep fines, jail time, and maybe permanent shutdown of the web site and similar dodgy sites.
There are (or were) places in San Diego that paid by the pound for entire appliances like A/C units or dishwashers. Bring the appliance, show some ID to deter thieves from cashing in metal, get paid cash. It was only like $10-20, but it was more than zero.
Yet, if this happened today, your mugshot may have ended up on some shady website like the one mentioned -- thus, you could say "no" to the "have you been convicted?" question, yet still have prospective employers finding out out the arrest.
True. And the defendant themselves should be able to request it by kept, or be given a notarized copy. It's nice to have evidence to sue the pants off a police department or individual cop if an arrest was unjustified.
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is cheaper than Whole Foods, has just as much organic produce, and has union workers that aren't treated as disposible tissues to wipe Bezos' butt with. I'd rather support them than a destructive/disruptive company like Amazon...
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If legal weed passes, NV will be complete. A marching maralist moron free zone...
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You can have more fun if you're not attracting cops or waking up the grumpy ol' neighbors. Problem is that Teslas are meh-dans and EthYooVeeth. Give me a cheap, simple, Roadster with a long-range electric drivetrain. Think 90s MR-2 except electric, not gas.
I want mine quiet as possible, while still being fast and good handling. I'd love something like a Gen 1 Tesla roadster with longer range or electric MR2 with Tesla drivetrain.
Loud pipes just attract cops, which tends to put a damper on opportunities to have fun behind the wheel.
Live in a place where cops are either severely legally restricted (some European countries) or too terrified to ask anyone for anything (Detroit, Camden, Mogadishu) :)
That's "good news" that most of the devices are run by American cops and TLA's? I'd rather most of the devices be run by foreign embassies. At least they don't have an interest in meddling in the lives of the average American...
I doubt they burnt anything off -- burning plastic would be noticed in San Diego and would probably attract attention. Unless they took the stuff into Mexico or somewhere in the desert, of course. But, AFAIK, they were actually recommended by the city as a way of disposing large appliances, so they must have had some kind of license.
If it lasts 30 years vs 3 years (i.e. is a permanent part of the house, basically), then it makes sense. No hassle of having to buy new fucking appliances and do damn shopping every few years.
What's worse is that the private prison was not an adult prison. It was a "rehab facility" for children, and at least one of the teens railroaded by the judges committed suicide. Now, the main judge did eventually get his (30 year prison sentence, he'll likely be released horizontally, feet-first), but it makes you wonder how many such cases are still undiscovered in the US. Unfortunately, the other judge only got 17 years and has a chance of being alive upon release...
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"Cops would not be arresting people for no reason..." -- and Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy exist. Welcome to the real world where people are arrested without ample evidence, suspects change, some people are even kept in jail to pressure them into plea bargaining. Remember, sheriffs and prosecutors in the US are often ELECTED, and need to appear to be "tough on crime" (i.e. getting convictions) to be re-elected.
Shouldn't electric cars be great for the coal industry?
Careful with your comparisons ... Tesla was the genius, Edison was the copycatter :D
No, I didn't. Sad news about the crash. Also surprising that it was a (US built) 737. I thought Cubana flew mostly Russian aircraft with some Embraers thrown in.
If you're willing to wait 20 minutes for the clerk to sloooowly pull up each (paper) record, you could discuss it. The point is to make it onerous and expensive to pick up such info.
B-bu-but, you can start your machine when you're 1000 miles away, after the magic elves load it with clothes.
IDK, flying out of a smaller airport (somewhere like Burbank or Long Beach) on a smaller airliner like a Dash-8, ERJ, or Canadair can actually be fun. Especially with 2+1 seating where you get both the window and aisle seat, and can stick your feet into the aisle when the air waitron isn't passing by.
The 150mph tunnels will not be depressurized. It looks like a subway with single cars that get moved to the surface via an elevator (thus eliminating the escalator/step/platform aspects of traditional subway stations). This will probably be point-to-point instead of fixed routes.
In some US states, minors' records also get erased at age 18 or 21, so same thing applies.
Children should be entitled to support, but the concepts of maternity and paternity can exist outside of marriage. As far as spousal support after divorce, if you're talking about able-bodied adults of sound mind, none should be permitted. Marriage shouldn't be a ticket to a lifetime income.
Yes. It's technically wrong, though sweet, sweet karma. Though I have no problem with the arrest itself, and (hopefully) subsequent steep fines, jail time, and maybe permanent shutdown of the web site and similar dodgy sites.
There are (or were) places in San Diego that paid by the pound for entire appliances like A/C units or dishwashers. Bring the appliance, show some ID to deter thieves from cashing in metal, get paid cash. It was only like $10-20, but it was more than zero.
Yet, if this happened today, your mugshot may have ended up on some shady website like the one mentioned -- thus, you could say "no" to the "have you been convicted?" question, yet still have prospective employers finding out out the arrest.
Won't that just push Amazon to set up their own private courier services? Not that I feel sympathy for either side of this fight.
True. And the defendant themselves should be able to request it by kept, or be given a notarized copy. It's nice to have evidence to sue the pants off a police department or individual cop if an arrest was unjustified.