Hell, if I was getting discounts like that I might buy an armored vehicle also.
If you live in Indiana, maybe you already have. It's taxpayer money buying these things, after all, and buying them for the second time. We already paid for the damned things once, when they were built and sent off to Iraq or Afghanistan.
You simply cannot teach and explain to people to stop hitting that booty when the kids you already have are starving.
If they'd actually hit the booty, it wouldn't be a problem. Maybe that's how the education should work, we just need new catch phrases. "Put it in her ass and save your cash," or something.
Not to mention "Law & Order," they've done way too many spin-offs and the whole thing is just played out. Watterson should have quit that, too, and moved to selling robot insurance full time.
I thought all of a phone's radio operations and cellular workings (e.g. choosing a tower) was handled by a separate "baseband" processor that the user-facing OS doesn't expose. Could something like this really be implemented via Android?
Isn't YouTube also considered social media?
Judging by the comments on the average YouTube video, I'm pretty sure it's considered antisocial media.
I agree, make health care a social right and decouple it from employment and income. It would be interesting to see what the CEOs come up with to blame for the next rounds of layoffs.
They'll hold Netflix up for even more ransom.
He and some family members have already been relocated because there were direct threats early on in his cooperation. Not sure he was afforded full-blown witness protection (new identity, etc.) but I wouldn't be surprised.
However, the argument for others goes that if stores begin selling smart guns, then legislators will draft laws requiring the technology.
Let them pass the laws. A few days later, when headlines erupt about stolen "smart" guns being used in murders, or some cop getting killed because his "smart" gun wouldn't fire, the laws will go away soon enough.
Or crab advertisements!
This hit every other website a day and a half ago. Yes, it is of interest to nerds, and it is stuff that matters, but like so many stories posted here these days, it just isn't news and the discussion has already played out elsewhere.
Sigh.
This misses the point. Grandparent poster was insinuating that ceramic brakes are some uber-expensive (heh) item to replace, parent poster was refuting that.
And finally, I just need to locat the bidder, go there with my car first and wait for the parking fee(s) to expire.
How do parking meters work where you live? Around here, if I pay for an hour's worth of parking and leave 15 minutes later, there are still 45 minutes left on the meter for the next person who gets the spot, and they can immediately add more money if they intend to stay longer. The same holds true for a parking garage or even an honor lot (where you stuff the money into a box corresponding to your parking space number). Nobody has to wait for "my" hour to expire before they can use the spot.
RTFA. The guy had no gun in the car (he'd left it locked up in FL), but the MD cops knew he had a CCW permit even though he was a FL resident . . . how is that possible?
States sharing this information is nothing new. If you get pulled over and have an outstanding warrant from most any other state, the cops will know about that, too.
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