being there is no tax in the books for using it its more a scare tacit rember its the irs your dealing with they dont even understand there tax laws.
I don't always take tax advice on the internet, but when I do, I take it from someone who spells like a twelve year old and can't form a comprehensive sentence.
As much as I have suffered, no matter how much I will suffer, I want to be alive. Worst case scenario I continue exploring the world from my own mind because my body is ineffective or in a prison
You've obviously never experienced a 450-slide PowerPoint presentation.
Government shutting down social media accounts represents a prior restraint on subsequent speech.
Except the government did not shut down her social media accounts. Facebook voluntarily
shut down her Facebook account at the request of law enforcement.
You're afraid that government's going to be run like one of the most successful businesses in US history?
If by "successful" you mean poisoning their customers, avoiding billions in US taxes, and contributing to the overall obesity epidemic in the US, then, yeah, sure. That sounds like a perfect business model for the US government.
It's a commonly stated fact that McDonald's food just doesn't go bad, and there are numerous examples of McDonald's burgers old enough to remember the first season of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air still looking perfectly palatable. As if that wasn't worrying enough, when McDonald's food is left out in the open, even bugs and flies won't attempt to eat it. It says a lot when creatures known mostly for converging around piles of horse excrement won't touch your food.
McDonald's has always maintained that the reason their burgers enjoy Ric Flair levels of longevity is because there's very little moisture in them. While this is accurate, McDonald's leavse out the reason their food contains so little moisture. Luckily, actual scientists not wearing golden arches on their labcoats have a simple answer. McDonald's food is laden with so much fat, sugar and salt that they're effectively immune to the effects of spoilage under normal circumstances. Meaning that under the right conditions, McDonald's food could outlive anyone reading this and still be edible.
The only thing more annoying than those are the slashdot poster who inserts a CR after every line for no fucking reason whatsoever.
To your point #1 - over the limit is over the limit. You will not be cited for impeding the flow of traffic if you are traveling at or near the limit, regardless of what other traffic is doing. Because everyone is doing 85 in a 65 does not mean your uber driver should be too.
Moving the existing service(s) up and performing make-ready to the pole for the new service is best handled by the same crew. It's safer, it's cheaper, and it's one less crew up in your 'hood.
A California woman has been awarded $10,000 in a lawsuit over a botched Windows 10 installation that she said she didn't want, didn't authorize, and left her computer running at a âoecrawlâ and prone to crashing. Microsoft's customer support service was unable to solve the problem, so she sued for lost wages and the cost of a new PC, and came out on top.
Umm....maybe this isn't obvious to everyone, but to me it's clearly a bad idea to publish publicly on the internet a perfect covert entrance to a nuclear power plant.
The reservoir where the man surfaced does not appear to be within the secure area of the facility. One could jump into the water from a low bridge crossing on S Ocean Dr.
Slashdot Mirror
Hey! See sig...
I don't always take tax advice on the internet, but when I do, I take it from someone who spells like a twelve year old and can't form a comprehensive sentence.
You've obviously never experienced a 450-slide PowerPoint presentation.
Please. Haven't you seen Back to the Future? Marty McFly handled the future just fine.
What kind of sysadmin are you that you would place a DL into the TO field?? Good god, man.
Do you even lulz?
Except for the lack of charging with headphones plugged in. Which you've completely left out of your rant.
That's a serious downside for much more than 1% of users. It is virtually impossible for that condition not to become an annoying pain in the ass.
Thankfully, the 6/6+/SE line remains available. There are no real new useful features on 7 anyway. Bokeh, seriously?
My ears push 12 VDC at 2.6 amps you insensitive clod!
...with an NSA backdoor, of course.
Except the government did not shut down her social media accounts. Facebook voluntarily shut down her Facebook account at the request of law enforcement.
That's amazing! So is the combination to my luggage!
If by "successful" you mean poisoning their customers, avoiding billions in US taxes, and contributing to the overall obesity epidemic in the US, then, yeah, sure. That sounds like a perfect business model for the US government.
To your point #1 - over the limit is over the limit. You will not be cited for impeding the flow of traffic if you are traveling at or near the limit, regardless of what other traffic is doing. Because everyone is doing 85 in a 65 does not mean your uber driver should be too.
potter: British term for putter.
putter: a golf club...
Harry, potter my ass! Yikes.
Porn. Absolutely porn. No 40 year old man is driving down the road in his bad ass Tesla watching Harry Potter. No way, not happening. Porn.
Moving the existing service(s) up and performing make-ready to the pole for the new service is best handled by the same crew. It's safer, it's cheaper, and it's one less crew up in your 'hood.
http://www.pcgamer.com/woman-w...
You're part of the problem... hate to say it. Put the fucking phone away. Facebook update... please.
I think his point was that is exactly what Trump is saying. Trump's fuck 'em all attitude is well documented.
That's fine, Microsoft.
But what about my luggage?
Most of the those switches activate when you stick anything at all into them...which totally defeats the purpose.
The reservoir where the man surfaced does not appear to be within the secure area of the facility. One could jump into the water from a low bridge crossing on S Ocean Dr.
...with a well placed umbrella.
Chase is one.
http://www.nbcchicago.com/news...
I'm sure all the rest are right behind them.
Typical IT drone...stuck on stage five.