There’s a stereotypical response that dogs have to trees.....they pee on them. Are you saying.....?!?

I recommend “odds bodkins!” instead. You’re welcome.

I don’t know what this has to do with the article, but you’ve described many of my recent visits to Vegas, except I’m not from Ohio, and the accommodation and food is no longer cheap.

According to the story (you *did* read it, right?) the warrant was dated February 1., twelve days after the alleged narcotics were found - not nine months.

States? The state where I live has *no* rules regarding passing school buses with their lights on. That’s right, there’s no state law, only local. There isn’t any “Stop on Red - State Law” painted on their backs, either.

It’s not because it was a new city - biking in Chicago is insanely hard, even during the five months of good weather.

I used to drive through the Zoo *and* the Marquette to make it to work! They were bad enough.

Nope; they’re called that in the Midwest as well.

Really? Wowza. I am not a lawyer, but hang out with many, and am related to many. Every one of my lawyer friends/relatives says that what Rhyader said is right. I take them at their word.

Although that’s true, it’s also true of some of the low-divorce-rate professions. Odd hour and late-notice/on-call work is very common among physicians, for example, yet they are in the low-divorce-rate group.

My first date with my spouse was in a zoo, but not an “animals in prison” zoo, actually a very good one. We met in a bookstore, but that was by chance, so I call the zoo our first real date, meaning prearranged. This led to marriage, kids and the works, so it worked for me.

It would be nice, but no. An Arizonan with a single felony conviction (like Sheriff Joe) can legally vote. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a Federal conviction or a State conviction.

Wells wants you to take a high-cost “simple interest loan” from the dealership, whose financed loans are at Wells Fargo Dealer Services. Follow the money.

That’s right - a kCal is one thousand calories, so it’s the energy required to raise one *kilogram* of water one degree Celsius. This makes your response true, irrelevant, *and* condescending. You’re welcome.

“human flesh is just human flesh”

About a second after being awakened from a poorly-timed nap by the sound of my car going 65 mph through a field of four-foot-tall grass. Nothing was in my field of vision except grass and sky.

If you have a fully up-to-date Windows 7 - well, you’re only right about the Candy Crush Saga. The same data is sent to MS from Windows 7 if it fully up-to-date.

If you have a fully up-to-date Windows 7 - well, you’re only right about the Candy Crush Saga. The same data is sent…

IBC? That has nothing to do with this. That’s for commercial buildings, my friend. IRC, a more forgiving code, is the relevant code here. Your overall point may stand, though.

It’s not uncommon at all.

The CPU is a bit pokey on these, but they’re excellent otherwise.

The CPU is a bit pokey on these, but they’re excellent otherwise.