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"any parking wardens (I don't like them normally,"

The whole point of proper road implementation is the prevention of traffic obstructions. If traffic isn't flowing smoothly, your traffic system is broken. As you just said, cyclists can't help but obstruct traffic, and sometimes even do when they can help it (a common problem in my area, we've got bike lanes, but

I have to admit. Kinda awesome. If I had a daughter I'd totally get her this.

I actually agree with this ruling, but only because of a technicality. Say for example I happen to take a snapshot of a street that Marlin is on just as Marlin's skirt gets blown up by the subway below the street. Not an intentional peeping tom situation, but I could be prosecuted that way if they ruled differently.

Why should I feel bad for stating a fact and recognizing reality. And I didn't say modern infrastructure shouldn't have a place for bikes, if anything I was implying the opposite. The problem is when you take old existing infrastructure designed for cars and then say use it for bikes. You can have nothing but the

That logic works fine for me. So by extension there of, is your incapable of riding your bike in a manner that doesn't obstruct traffic and lead to accidents then you shouldn't be riding it. Take some fucking responsibility for your egg.

Bicycles and cars just don't belong on the same roads. Period. It's the equivalent of rolling eggs along the same path as bowling balls strapped to rockets. Doesn't matter what you do, your going to end up with yolk on the road. So stop complaining about the "awareness" of motorists in their 3,000 pounds of steal

Here's my take on it. "We" is irrelevant. And we need to stop worrying about "we" could do, or should do, or should have done. He did this, "we" had nothing to do with it. The sad simple fact is there are bad messed up people in the world who do bad messed up things. No amount of, or lack there of, of memorials

LoL. Well, more power too ya. But I'm afraid you stopped getting my tax dollars ages ago.

Typical California reality distortion field. Housing is too expensive, but don't build more houses. Power is too expensive, but don't build more power plants. There aren't enough unskilled jobs, but raise the minimum wage. The oil industry is evil, but god help you if they don't get a few thousand water bottles a

Good date movies on cold snowy nights.

If you haven't seen it, highly recommend you see Casablanca. Sure, it's old and black and white. But its a truly great movie and 10 minutes in you won't even miss color. Plus it's incredibly ingrained in our culture, something you don't truly realize till you've seen it.

Same here. For some reason I've just never gotten around to them.

Kessler is absolutely right. Competition is really the only way to ensure net-neutrality. Imagine if you had half a dozen different alternatives to Comcast and this Netflix story came out. You and a lot of other people would switch and Comcast would be forced to play fair or lose all of it's customers. After all,

I just make my own.

Add to that swimming pools and golf courses and you could probably continue watering crops at current rain levels for years.

"I’d like to live in a country where religious people don’t get to force their chosen ideology on everyone else through force of law."

That's 6561.68 ft for the rest of us.

I grew up near SF and vaguely remember being confused about those dolphins. I can reason it out now, but to 8yr old me it was a weird looking duck.