i think a lot of it depends on the price point of the game. if it’s $5, it’s tough to get a “good” gift for $5, not impossible, but not easy either. as the price point gets higher it gets easier.

gift cards are BS for this. tell your friend/family member/coworker to get off their lazy ass and put the smallest amount of effort into it.

it’s going to become woefully apparent that IANAL in about 3...2...1...

$250 in 1955 is only $2200 in 2016. wtf man.

this is a good idea if rules allow it. we have a “no opening you’re own gift rule” in place.

counterpoint: always steal, never open a wrapped gift

why?

yes, it’s standard. this picture is actually old though. MUTCD 2009 edition has a different closure configuration, but agian, these are basically the bare minimum, different situations will require possibly more notice. and just because it’s standard doesn’t mean it is followed. these guys may not even know what is…

sigh... no.

as a transportation engineer, it’s funny reading all the people who seem to think that only the drivers are at fault because “they’re speeding, they get what they deserve”

RE: it’s not his responsibility: actually, according to the MUCTD/OSHA/DOT, it is his responsibility to keep everyone safe, not only himself.

if only there was a way the Comcast guy could control how fast the drivers are going over the hill................................ say maybe cones that alert them he is there......... more than 20 feet from his truck.....

a school bus

what speed people are going is inconsequential because the comcast guys can not control what speed people are going. they can, however, provide adequate notice that there is a stopped vehicle on the road and that drivers should slow down.

There is a book called the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) that would disagree with their closure set up, and considering that book governs things like lane closures, they probably should look up what is appropriate. “1 cone per 10mph” is not a rule in it. the lane closure should have been closer to…

to be fair, these situations only arise every 15-20 years per city. there are many cities that have already dealt with this issue but the emergence of a city standing up for it self will only help other cities realize they can too.

sports leagues are kinda running out of cities to fuck over. sure, there are still 1 or 2 left, but as cities see other cities getting fucked over, they are starting to get the picture. it’s kind of like the olympics and no one really wanting to host them

how is it unethical? Owner brings car to dealership, dealership sees car and pays for car as-is. it’s not like you’re telling the dealership it’s in great condition when it’s not.

re who gives a shit: apparently LeBron James does, or else his hairline wouldnt shift with the tides.

people wouldnt care if he just owned it. he’s fucking LeBron James. just shave you’re damn head.