Technically is the legal standard. That is why you write contracts. Otherwise contracts would say “do the right thing” instead of you have to do this, this, this, can't do this, but must do that.

I'd imagine the big costs are building and maintaining the infrastructure, not the actual Internet. Especially in a place like Detroit or Cleveland where people will rip out wires to see if there is any copper.

Well it opposes the narrative that he hit her.

The opposing stories I've heard is that she got in a bar fight and blamed the bruises on him when he dumped her.

In what scenario was he protected though?

Let’s be honest, both parties would do this, because why they fuck wouldn't they.

You mean meth pitched as pure Molly?

Old school ecstasy is better for all parties involved. “Pure” Molly almost always ends up being meth whereas when you can go to PillReport to see what mix you are getting in ecstasy.

Yeah, I'm curious as well, because other forms of cocaine all start as cocaine powder.

Toyota Camry would be ambien. Because it puts you to sleep. WRX would be adderal, like coke, but for the Everyman.

You just don't understand what breathable natural fabrics mean to certain people man!

Had that been a tv commercial in 1850, I could see the outrage, but cotton is picked by machines now.

Does this mean I need to stop saying tacos?

Finally able to figure out what all the rooms in the pyramid are for.

Are you from Spain, because iberico pigs are the best.

Maybe in policy, but if occupy wall street had a third of the conviction the bible attributes to Jesus, they’d have stopped smoking pot and molesting chicks in a park and actually do something about the banks.

The government is already in that business whether or not it is correct. Determining how it is best administered is the correct step unless you have a good plan to legalize drugs.

Bondo a 3m product. It's already big chemical.

Until some muscle comes in and beats up the student reporter.

If by heart in the right place, you mean calling others to beat up a student journalist, sure.