Post-speech, I’m hoping for a full-on dressing down of the prosperity gospel movement and what a sham organized religion has become, esp. in America. HBO can go full on point with this one.

Overseas I’ve had the weight limit enforced more than the size limit for some odd reason. Qatar airways (super nice airline) made my travel companion weigh a small laptop bag onetime, and ended having to hand me a bunch of stuff temporarily so the ticket agent could see that it was within range.

Yeah, sting the second half is weird. Smacks of somebody who just had a great trip to Dubai and comes home gushing about the wonders of the Orient. Come back in July and let us know what you think.

If there’s no post-close rental agreement in place and the property is still occupied when you do your pre-closing inspection, your realtor should absolutely have advised you to not close until the situation is cleared up. It can be a genuine pain to evict somebody against their will. Far better to walk from the deal.

A final walk-through prior to closing is critical! Once the deed files it’s yours. in addition to previous owners squatting, there could be major damage during move-out, appliances missing that were supposed to spray or a whole host of other issues. Always always always pre-closing inspection.

Pretty sure that line is from th Book of Jaguar Maintenance. The next line is “and verily each time you driveth to the shoppe, it shall cost he two thousand dollars.”

I’m wondering if they’re researching whether they can deny the buyback because of title fraud. He’s totaled the car and put it into salvage title condition— he probably should have reported it to his state’s DMV and gotten a salvage title. Which would have made it ineligible for buyback.

Oh, I completely agree. Behold the Spanos Family vault of fucks to give; it is barren and empty.

Do you have a source for that? Generally if a corporation is set up correctly getting at officers’ assets in bankruptcy is really hard. The corporate veil can be pierced in certain cases but you’re definitely going to have to lawyer up. The corporate officers & BOD being idiots and running out of money won’t do it.

One tweak to your order; the collatoralized loans are only on top with respect to the specific collateral asset; at least in the US owed wages are the top priority for liquid assets, then unsecured debt & accounts payable; then (if not public) preferred equity, then common stock.

It lost decisively, and at least in my little part of SD the attitude is very anti-Chargers. We voted no because GTFO wasn’t one of the choices.

The bigger message we San Diegans were sending with the nearly 60% no vote was to Mayor Faulconer & the council— override us in this and you’re done.

Yup. /shrug. Bye Felicia. Whatever am I going to do instead of going to a chargers game? If only there was a golf course, beach, or Mexico nearby...

On the city side, the bridge is a ramp off of I-5, 80 feet over Barrio Logan- we do love our concrete. Better luck on the Coronado side, it’s a nice gentle slope up.

It’s over 200 feet down— it’s even bigger than it looks in the picture. A person does jump every few years, not a happy ending.

The welfare addicts in places like S. Carolina ($8 federal spending per $1 fed tax) would never stand for it (Cali gets ~$0.90 per fed tax dollar and in total dollars far & away is the biggest subsidizer of Trumpistan).

If you’re not a Nazi or arsewhole who’s focused on telling others how to live their lives you’re more than welcome out here in Cali. It stuns me that my relatives back in Kansas are always telling me how they couldn’t stand to live in Cali because of all the rules— basically the only thing they can do that’s I can’t…

All Avos do this— they don’t ripen until they’re off the tree, just their life cycle. Pick them once they’re finished growing & stuff in a paper bag with a banana. Don’t ever refrigerate.

You can see the emergency exit signs (green, with a running stick figure & arrow) and sprinkler heads in several of the pictures. In my experience Japan is waaay more picky about building safety than the US, prob. b/c of the serious earthquake risks.

But will the deep dish pizza sous vide?