New Jersey: It is illegal to have ANYTHING hanging from the rear view mirror, no fuzzy dice or air fresheners. It doesn't even matter if it's a religious item. It is actually a pull over offense so you can be stopped for it. They can write the ticket for obstruction of view I believe.
It isn't in Ohio or Kentucky
Unengaged people making wedding pinterests seems pathetic to me. I'm going to get slammed by 50 people telling me "It's just good sense and I loooovvve weddings!:))))!" but I'm saying it: It looks pathetic.
No, they will be size restricted to 16oz. =)
What you going to do now Bronx?
If you have to ask, it's not for you.
"DDDDEEERRRRRPPPP.....time to play!!!!!!!!!!"
but...but if I throw out those old pillows how will I ever finish building my fort?!
North - South Korea
Cheap enough that I don't mind losing one or two. Big enough for adult hands and they won't easily break in my bag.
I love these pencils.
These are all wrong, the answer is always a motorcycle
So the real winner is and always will be the Volvo.
And here is where you're an idiot......I tested MSE...I installed a blatant trojan (simcity (2013) crack) that put up a popup along the lines of "give us money or you pc dies" I ran a scan using MSE WHILE THE VIRUS WAS RUNNING and it found absolutely nothing. Avast/Malwarebytes....found it instantly
This is incredibly flawed logic, and people need to stop using it. It's like saying "I haven't been eaten by a bear in five years, which means the garlic I put on my door must protect me really well from bears." One does not necessarily cause the other.
I've got to agree. I miss SD as well. I used to go up to that rooftop bar "latitude" at the marriott i think it was and watch the fireworks behind the park on 4th of july.
Having a card that you don't use still has benefits:
I think it was because one of the metrics regarding your credit score was what portion of your total available credit that you're actually using. So if you have $1000 debt out of $4000 total credit, with $1000/$2000 on one card and $0/$2000 on the other, you're rated at having 25% of your available credit. However, if…
