Is that a byproduct of getting to bear the
Well, maybe food is more important than a chevy for most people?
Savages.
Besides, who wouldn't rather be thin driving that Commodore down the strip?
TYFP.
We have so much information to store away, each and every second, that our organic computers need to classify and file away as much input as possible.... Quickly, even if that sacrifices some accuracy.
FWIW, your abhorrence of over-generalization is not without merit, but recognize that it occurs often without malice.
Making things illegal makes them more difficult to to acquire.
A person wishing to be shed of a chemical romance benefits from the difficulty. No?
"I used to think that way, but I don't think anymore that this would be a good idea. There are certain drugs that are illegal for a damn good reason. "
That is a ridiculous thing to say. While I agree with you that Meth, for example, is a horrible drug and should be avoided, that continues to be true regardless of legality. Keeping it illegal does essentially nothing to stop people from doing it, and people who don't smoke it are very unlikely to say "Hey, I really like the way that guys teeth are rotted out! I think I'll try me some of that there Meth! if it becomes legal.
Wrong as rain, Zeke.
An acquaintance of mine, who has a past relationship with smoking the meth and the cocaine, has given everything up except cigarettes and whiskey.
He would love to give up the cigs, and live as long as possible, healthily enough to enjoy the whiskey.
Harder to Get.
If you're carrying substantial cash back from Vegas: a) Good for you! Most of us do not, hence the billion dollar casinos and the million dollar light bills keeping that outfit lit up at night. b) If you have enough currency on you to make a civil servant drool, do not smoke skunk weed in the car. With a tail light out. And cocaine sequestered in the spare.
I remember laughing at my girlfriend who was yelling at the television during the soaps attempting to warn a female character of some impending treachery. And then, during a random episode of Cops, I heard my mouth say (loudly), "You sir, are an example of someone who should find a vocation in a career other than crime. Forethought and caution are not your forte." Dumbass.
How in the World could you expect the focking manufacturer might know something you don't about their product?
Obviously, this train's driver was confident he could overrule the engineers, architects, and the laws of motion.
He's out of the Bitcoin loop now, so it matters less and less as time passes...
unless you're a taxing entity that wants a cut of his Bit-income.
or don't act surprised when we accommodate our needs from the foreign hordes.
In what an enlightened kleptocracy we would live in if our Congressional pork were squandered
on space exploration and science!
Calcium (a cement precursor) is present on the moon, and IIRC, one of the Mars Rover's missions was to locate calcium on the Red Planet.
Once shelter can be established, subsurface mining will uncover other useful raw materials.
His brother was the one who ran him over.
Brotherfucker.
Whether deserved justice or consummate punishment for the purpose of discouraging the offending act's own repetition, know that the happy times in your life are over.
Happy Days, even in a prison you will never leave, are off the menu for you, kind sir.
But, better than even money?
This will not encourage the creation of an honest cell phone provider that football stadiums are frequently named after.
And it should be the law: If you use the word `paradigm' without knowing what the dictionary says it means, you go to jail. No exceptions. -- David Jones
