I have an IQ that repeatedly tested somewhere between 150-170. I crashed out of two universities, spent most of the 90's off my face one way or another and now work in IT support for a government department. High IQ doesn't always correlate to greater success - though it has helped me find a niche where I can slack more efficiently and still pull in a decent salary so I guess I'm not doing too bad.

I'm sure you can just look it up on Wikipedia.

The only ones to get rich will be the lawyers.
Who drafted all these laws in the first place...

When someone says "I'm rather offended by that" my instinctive response is to say "You're offended by THAT? Well you're gonna get majorly butthurt when I really get going, asshole."
"I'm offended by that" is very rarely used by someone who is actually hurt by something you've said, instead it's the rallying cry of a certain type of bottom-feeder who is too spineless to stand up for themselves so gets their jollies by claiming offence on other people's behalf.

"Who gets to decide? Appointed bureaucrats at the US Department of Butthurt and Liberal Guilt" - TFTFY

And when China threatened to cut off the water supply to Hong Kong we... gave it to them.

"who you sleep with isn't a choice?" - Who you sleep with is a choice, who you fancy isn't.

Yep, they fix nitrogen and carbon from the air, using energy from sunlight. Animals on the other hand burn these compounds to release the energy. Unless you've learned to photosynthesise your weight gain/loss is going to be pretty directly related to the fuel intake/fuel use ratio.

In the UK a large amount of the legal system is based off precedent - the government passes laws but the courts decide how they are going to interpret those laws. One judge's personal bias can modify the implementation of a particular law for years as judges are extremely loathe to contradict precedent.

And if we stop buying then you send over "advisors" to re-educate us back into proper capitalism, huh?

Seems like a bit of a Hatchette job to me...

The company has the drivers name and address. If there are any issues with the driver they won't get away with it.

It's safer for everyone to have them always on - more to record what the officer's doing than anything else. After all if the police have nothing to hide they have nothing to fear...

Ping both cars and head for the one with most insurance...

One question - how do you bump start a keyless ignition? If the battery's that low the whole circuit's probably gonna be dead.