You have to be a pretty big psycho to volunteer for war for free. It's not even patriotism, it's just war tourism.
Rest in piss bozo
You have to be a pretty big psycho to volunteer for war for free. It's not even patriotism, it's just war tourism.
Rest in piss bozo
I love Futurama but the new episodes are pretty bad. Rehashing a lot of old stuff and the jokes are weak.
The simulation theory episode was great though.
I read all of the written opinions from my home state's Supreme Court(it's a weird hobby, I know), which includes any appeals of state bar disciplinary actions. It takes a lot to actually get disbarred, and it's almost always for repeatedly doing things that are cut and dried no-no's, like misappropriating client funds. The bar disciplinary board and the judges who hear the appeals are all lawyers and they cut an incredible amount of slack for this kind of stuff. This argument, while dumb, wouldn't even merit a reprimand.
You can apply as a separate household living within the same living space. As long as you don't pool resources(meaning buy and prepare food together), your household is one person. Of course they have no way to tell what you're doing.
The only tricky bit is you need to fill out a shared housing form that details the relationship between you and whoever lives there with you if you're not on the lease.
That corner with the bricks is very likely sinking because of that gutter discharging too close to the house. It's actually worse than not having a gutter at all because it's directing the water from the whole roof section to one point. It's a cheap fix to stop future damage(a long piece of gutter extension), but you do want to hire someone to inspect that.
A structural engineer probably or a good home inspector. Have them make sure the grade around the house is directing water away from the foundation, it's the number one reason for foundation damage. Figure out what it'll cost to fix before you buy.
Should we bring back a traditionally racist and homophobic form of punishment? Do I need to even answer that?
If the thing you're proposing is something the Louisiana government is trying to do, it's a clue you're on the wrong track.
Back when I used computers for work I exclusively used trackballs because they're better for my carpal tunnel. I switched back to mice because they're better for games and I rarely use the computer for hours at a time anymore.
I've been wanting a manufacturer to make a good combo trackball/mouse for ages. I think it could be an amazing input device if you could use the mouse part for big movements and the trackball for fine control.
I found one on AliExpress, but it had poor quality sensors, a tiny ball, and no ability to adjust dpi independently.
I'm looking for a job and saw this ad:
Are YOU the MOST Reliable Person You Know?
This opportunity is for you if:
You stay TRUE to your word
You love figuring out SOLUTIONS to problems
You can’t STAND being late or missing work
You treat others with RESPECT
You believe work should be MORE than just a place to trade your time for a couple bucks
If those words didn’t move your needle, move on to the next ad and let's part friends.
BUT…
If we’ve peaked your interest, I challenge you to READ ON for the “fine print”
This is opportunity is NOT for you if:
You don’t have reliable transportation, insurance and all that adult type stuff
You can’t see a job through to the end
You can’t make decisions on your own
You don’t take showing up on time every time seriously
You cause drama
You think work should be hard and boring
Still here? Up for the challenge?? Click the APPLY button immediately before all these openings are gone forever!!
This is for a cleaning job that pays 3 bucks an hour less than mcdonalds.
International law is an arm of US imperialism. The US has repeatedly broken those "laws" with impunity, including supporting terrorist organizations.
Would you subject US children to bombings, starvation and apartheid because the US government has funded terrorism?
Also, fuck off
Civil judgements are worse than bad credit if the they want them to be. They can garnish wages, take your tax returns, attach any property you have or get, etc. Even if you're broke and jobless they can haul you into court every year to file financial documents, just waiting until you have something to take. A lot of times they don't bother once they find out someone is broke they give up because of the legal costs, but in this case they're suing to make a point, not recover money.
It's doable in that amount of time. Make a training plan, but don't be so rigid with that plan that you get an injury. Listen to your body.
I'm not an expert but I have been running for a long time. I'd start with low heart rate training. Do mostly slow runs, gradually increasing your mileage until you get to the target mileage. You want to be doing 80% of your mileage in zone 2(if you don't use any technology, zone 2 is about where you can easily say a few sentences while running). Once you're comfortable at your goal distance start phasing in speed work and more hills.