The Secret Service most likely has diplomatic immunity; that means they don't have to pay the ticket, anymore than the British consul or British embassy staff pay tickets in D.C. or New York.
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The image up to with the misspelling isn't of the London ticket... Notice how the ticket says "Ville du Montreal" on it? Yeah, its a ticket on a windshield in Montreal. That's not really near London unless you are a laserbeam.
That's actually wrong. I'm sure someone else will cite the caselaw, but you can video whatever you want in most states, and nationwide citizens are allowed to make video recordings of police actions in public. Some jurisdictions have attempted to restrict that right, but higher courts have tossed out those laws as…
To the end of the glowing list of Miata superlatives at the top, let's add "cheap" and "ugly" and "for middle class men going through a mid-life crisis."
"Transgender" doesn't rely on someone having had sex reassignment surgery. But way to make yourself look like a douchebag, clap clap.
So cut marquee teams. Maybe Grambling doesn't need a football or basketball team in the NCAA.
They usually say "was awarded" to avoid using either earn or win.
Its suppression fire from someone in the chopper.
Request to return to duty? I thought the guy left the military altogether awhile ago (the battle was 4 years ago).
It's "gall" bro, but that was only the smallest error of many in your post.
The backstory is, the guy left the Army in disgust at his senior officers for not responding with air support. Several high ranking officers were reprimanded, ending their careers. My guess is he's OK with being called "Will" by the president of the United States - which is, by the by, a somewhat higher title than…
How's he supposed to have any range of motion without articulated joints? Even assuming the chrome disks there allow circular motion, that's still pretty limited flexibility.
Not sure how much conversation its going to drive, at least of the mainstream variety. I live and work a 5 minute walk from where that game was played, and hadn't heard about it until I read it here.
It's not patronizing, it's a simple request. You were free to decline to answer, of course, but since you are anonymous and you brought it up...
What's the name of this horrible condition, then?
It doesn't hurt that she's stunningly beautiful - practically the Platonic ideal of European beauty. She could be horrible in a thousand other ways, and she would still be loved by many.
It sounds like her problems go beyond what could have been caused by 4chan fame; if she's hearing voices and has a history of involuntary commitment, that sort of thing would've expressed regardless. It may be that her behavior on 4chan is the result, and not the cause, of whatever diagnosis she has.
That's crazy. In what world do referees get to eject cops doing their jobs? Just because a rule book for the game being played says so? I don't think so. The law and a football rulebook don't have equal status.
Are you a Steven Brust fan?