To be honest he said 15 years of his life which means he may have start before Dish became spammers (not sure how long their scummier business practices have been around since I have a mental filter on snail mail spam that gets immediately recycled and my home phone is given out to noone who doesn't absolutely need it like our local schools or our doctors office).
Whatever fines are collected should be distributed to the people
They are, in a much more efficient way that cutting everyone a check, by lowering the amount of taxes which must be collected or the debt that must be incurred by the federal government.
My problem with this new card is, as far as I can tell it barely meets the minimum requirements for some next-gen games. Isn't the min req for Assassins Creed Unity like a GeForce 680?
The specs for all new games are out of whack with the latest generation of video cards. If you buy a $200 card, you should be able to play any game released in the same year (though probably not on Ultra).
I just don't want to pull the trigger on a $350 video card, but it looks like game devs are making that the entry level for AAA games.
If the group had valid points, there would have been more than a handful of e-celebs who have identified themselves as part of the group instead of hiding behind anonymous white hoods.
Because Adam Baldwin is pro-GG and Ratzo is very anti-GG so he probably thinks that while he can peddle his point of view it's a bit outrageous that people who disagree with him can do the same.
I keep slipping that stuff in there hoping
But I guess the shame factor prevents them from doing so. I can understand that.
Could those have been addressed? No idea. It was great when I reached university though and all that shit went away.
Bless your heart. So much of growing up (and parenting) is just random, it seems. It's good that you can see how things changed for you. Maybe you come to some understanding of what played into the change. You'd probably be a good parent.
Most of what I remember about my kid's early and middle school years was fierce love and hope. Fortunately, my wife seemed to have a pretty good grasp on the complicated stuff of young girls, but even then, I remember a lot of cluelessness on our part. It was mostly a matter of doing our best to be honest with her and honestly listening to what she had to say.
I'm honestly glad it worked out for you. And it seems to have worked out for us, too.
Where Muslims dominate government, law becomes Sharia sooner or later. That is not a world in which you and I will be permitted to believe whatever we want to believe, and if we insist upon it, one in which we will not be permitted to exist.
Perhaps you missed the bit of history where Spain was controlled by Muslims for nearly eight hundred years with Jews and Christians living freely and being left to practice their own religion, and then they were kicked out and the Christian leaders that replaced them forced the Jews out under penalty of death if they did not convert or leave?
and if my kid HAD cyberbullied, they would be so grounded. I'd take the smartphone away and they'd have a Jitterbug like Granny.
You know, as the parent of a now-grown daughter, I sometimes wonder what I would have done if I found out my kid was a bully. I mean, bullies are just the worst, at every age group and in every socio-economic category. And the thing is, once a kid has become a bully, I'm not sure what kind of parenting is going to get that out of them. Grounding won't do it, because they'll just get more pissed off and take it out on some kid that's too scared to talk about it. Even if you were that kind of parent, it's not something that can be beaten out of them (obviously). Medication doesn't help sociopaths (I don't think).
You know, there are only a few things that would make me feel like a failure as a parent. I don't care if my kid was gay or transexual or wants to be an English major or run away and join the circus or get tattoos on their eyeballs and listen to Disturbed records.. I'd still love my kid. But if I ever found out my kid was a bully, either in real life or online, hassling people for how they look or their gender or lifestyle or making threats or doxxing people or wearing #Meninist t-shirts, I think I'd give them a very serious talking to and then just start hoping they move out early and don't call home too often and maybe grow out of it before they ruin too many lives. Either that or drown them, but then I'd go to jail (unless the judge was the parent of a bully or a bullied kid, in which case I might get let off with a warning and $50 fine).
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