You have a point in that every trespasser isn’t a photographer. In fact the Today Show simply refers to 340 deaths each year (without specifically referring to photos); I’m the one that got that wrong.
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True, but a) these don’t scream ‘inactive’ (though I’m no expert obviously), and b) even if they were a lot of people aren’t going to think it through. They’ll see cool pix and emulate them at the next opportunity.
Can we perhaps accept that there’s a moral difference between entering a closed supermarket to get food - that’ll go bad anyway - and water, and ramming a store to take off with an ATM? And that for all the entirely legitimate distrust American police forces inspire, maybe the combined machinery of law enforcement and…
That’s how I know I’m not fit for government. My contribution would be more along the lines of “Fuck you racist assclowns, you can drown in your little cardboard houses while pretending that this has nothing to do with global warming. I’d send help but apparently I gotta pay for this wall, see, so I need to hold on to…
While this is a good thing and I’m pleasantly surprised not only at his pulling out but at the gracious acknowledgement of the producers, I have to raise my eyebrows at “whoops wasn’t aware of the character’s heritage”. Like you go to the casting, read lines, and maybe they don’t tell you who the character is, ok.…
If the surgeon General started telling people cigarettes are good for you, if the head of the FDA encouraged people to become addicted to heroin, if the head of the DoE told people nuclear winter is something we should be working towards
Thanks for this clarification. I never saw the movie but did read the book when I was a kid and I remembered nothing supernatural. Was very confused there.
My favourite thing to do when I’m in south Italy: take the train up to north Italy. I prefer the weather, the food, and even the people seem nicer.
The Straits of Malacca, where the collision occurred, is one of the world’s busiest waterways and a true maritime chokepoint.
Well, I think to begin with we should figure out the airspeed of an unladen raven.
For a start-up investor, I would have expected a “powder day” to be a whole different thing...
In that case it makes even less sense to bring up events 244 years old. Super happy about how things turned out in Boston, but HighAndTight does have a (mostly academic) point.
I’m completely fine with NK dropping a nuclear weapon on NJ, so long as Trumpus Rex is still vacationing there.
I learned two words from your post and it was awesome, so thank you for that!
I’m all for more female heroines (action and otherwise) in movies, I’m super happy that Wonder Woman turned out great, and I fully intend on watching Atomic Blonde asap. Charlize Theron nailed Furiosa, and this looks awesome.
For funsies, I just bought a small book about the end-of-middle-school exam that kids had to sit in 1923. One of the questions was “your bank accepts to take an $8 note in escrow for 25 days at 5%. How much do you walk away with?” That’s what 11 year-olds learned back in the day. I’m pretty sure half of today’s…
My dad bought me the 8865 in 1988. I built it with him on Christmas day.
It’s a loophole, more or less: The dealers are free to set terms with whatever interest rate they want, before immediately passing along the loan to financial institutions like Santander, which otherwise would have to abide by the usury laws.
Nightmares for DAYS!