This is a myth; they've won less than half a million dollars in court judgments in over 20 years. I don't think $25k/yr would even cover the cost of all those signs.

What you did there. I seent it.

So what? We love hating them, they love being hated. Sounds like a win/win.

60 second pasta? Sounds more like 5,460 second pasta.

The Constitution was written in 1787. Lucky accident?

You can overpay and go back inside for a refund of the remaining cash balance.

America's?

You don't actually need the search operator.

Stop repeating this hoax that the WBC is just a scam to make money off of people who attack them. They've made less than $500k in court judgments in over 20 years. You'd make more money working at Mcdonald's.

You know what, instead of the government staging some absurd false flag operation (to do what, exactly? push a ban on bombs through Congress?), I propose that the perpetrators were angry dickless conspiracy theorists like yourself!

My point is that if they didn't care about selling contraception, they wouldn't care about selling Plan B, because Plan B is contraception.

Comcast also uses this tecknique. I tried to cancel my service a few months ago and every time I hit the menu option for "Reduce or cancel my service" it would immediately disconnect the call. I eventually had to choose "Add features to my service" to get a representative.

If pregnancy is a disease, Plan B is preventative medicine, not a cure.

so brave

The studios are playing with fire here, aren't they? Not only are the ChillingEffects posts are obviously covered by Perfect10, but it's never been clearly established that Google's search results for infringing content are copyright infringement in the first place - they just comply with the DMCA takedown requests…

So, say around 1870 or so?

It's actually the IRS who can't lose in this scenario, since your investment gain is taxable income.

This sounds like a good way to stop anyone from calling you more than once.

AFLAC?

USAA is awesome, but other online banks are catching up in features and are starting to offer better savings account APRs and other freebies (like the free official checks at Simple). I won't be closing my USAA account any time soon but I'm starting to consider keeping some money at other places.