There are around 3.52 billion women on earth. This survey talked to 3,316 of them.
Well, there’s a rumor that he secretly “guest-directed” parts of Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. :-) Srsly.
“Star Wars”?
FROM SINFUL CHOICES, duh.
Oh, you’re absolutely right. I was simply conceding re: the OP that I was sympathetic to the emotional reasoning behind it. :-) When it comes to kids and potential risks, let’s face it, rational risk assessment becomes largely moot.
If you read my question, you’ll recall that I conceded the pools point right off the bat. :-) And I only asked about fatality since that’s what the OP seemed to be (understandably) concerned with.
That is called the argument from ignorance, and it’s a classic logical fallacy. Burden of proof is always on the one who asserts something as fact. I have asserted nothing.
Trampolines pose a greater risk of death?
I think for the most part you’d only be left with (non-criminal) torts, maybe something like like Duty to Rescue...maybe? But it’s be sketchy.
Hey—he’s the one getting extra upper-body exercise.
Oh yeah? Let’s do this. I use a cassette deck in my car.
Stop Messing with us.
This has all the hallmarks of an addiction narrative—seduction, dependence, denial, rationalization—presented as a bold, brash essay about the perils of Toronto real estate.
Um...I do that. Most people with a lick of sense do, in fact.
Guess you missed the whole “TIDE theft” kerfuffle/phenomenon?
(Also, to be candid, the repeated misuse of “it’s” throughout is making my left eye throb.)