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To my understanding, booking photos are technically public record except in cases where the records have been sealed by the courts
And people from most, if not all, western countries other than the USA are horrified at the way booking photos are released and the other assault on justice: the "perp walk".
It's more like XBMC with gaming..and apps, cause it will stream all your media and play steam games.
Now if it had Blackjack and Hookers, they would be on to something.
In fact, just never mind about the games.
there used to be a pretty prevalent scam in which a firm would send something of value unsolicited and then bill the recipient. When the recipient did not pay, the firm would harrasss the recipient and do whatever nasty thing they could to get the money.
There are companies that still do that, but it's typically just something like a magazine subscription. Magazines start showing up, and after a few months you get a bill in the mail. Happened to me several times. I just toss the bill in the same circular file where the magazines went.
In the US if a vendor sends you an unrequested product you are allowed to keep it. The law is to protect people from bogus sales scams. No idea what the law is in the EU though.
It looks very similar (you could have just RTFA yourself):
The Hut Group based its threat of legal action on its understanding of the UK's distance selling regulations.
Although they state that "unsolicited goods" can be treated as unconditional gifts that do not need to be returned, and that it is illegal for the sender to threaten legal action - the legislation they are based on adds the qualification that this only applies if there was no "prior request made by or on behalf of the recipient".
You're seriously using an animated TV show as a counter-argument?
I really hope this is some kind of deep satire.
Michael, Jermaine, Tito, & that other one no one remembers
Duh. Zeppo.
Because space-age technology may be able to give them clean drinking water?
I was recently at our local high school football game and an older couple was passing out Richard Dawkins DVDs to the crowd. How is that any different than a holy roller passing out Bible tracts at a football game?
Dawkins isn't asking people to believe in something based on nothing more than blind faith.
As I understand it, the reason Chinese speakers find it so hard to learn English, and vice versa, is because the languages are so different.
IIRC, there was some research that showed (suggested?) that if you don't hear some phonemes when you are very young (1-2 years), you can never be good at distinguishing them later. That's the root of the l/r problem.
"What if" is a trademark of Hewlett Packard, so stop using it in your sentences without permission, or risk being sued.