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Keep in mind that you have a legal obligation to mitigate your own damages. Taking a picture to document that you intentionally parked in a way that would make it difficult for another driver to exit their parking space likely wouldn’t help you as much as you think it would.

Then it needs to be illegal to leave a car unlocked with the keys in it. Or to have a chain saw in your shed. Or a lawn mower. Or a shovel, a kid might get it and hit another kid with it.

So, you’re saying that this was a revenge ruling? That makes it more bullshit, not less.

“What were you thinking? You could have been robbed!”

I had a 5000s sedan. And believe you me, $1200 is no bargain. That car was a frickin nightmare. Anything that could go wrong did go wrong. And I owned my 1989 in 1994. I’ll admit, when it was road worthy it was a pleasure to drive, but I can’t even imagine the headaches another 2o+ years would add. CRACK PIPE!!!

No thanks.

Every ride you take
Every choice you make
Every ride record you break
Every poop you take
We’ll be watching you

To those who say reality is objectively terrible, I remind them reality is objectively fantastic. It features love, great food, endless intelectual curiosities, friendship, eureka moments, every great book ever written, wine, music, actual rainbows, and millions of other great things.

Compassion is generally intertwined with empathy - how do you see them separated? To me, empathy is the catalyst and compassion is the reaction. Regardless, “compassion fatigue” is a common psychological condition for those intimately aware-of and exposed-to the suffering of others. A Tibetan monk is deeply aware of

Reality is objectively terrible and probably all for nothing. But the reality for realists may be reality isn’t worth caring about much - at least a lot of the negative stuff since it’s out of our control. We are surrounded by suffering every second of the day; more than any one could feel empathy for without dying

From 10 yards away, it looks like a solid NP. Upon walking up to it, it looks like it hasn’t been cared for since it was ... I dunno, something about coke dealers in the 80's, or weed dealers in the 90's trying to look like big-balla 80's coke dealers. I kinda lost the train of thought on this one.
Anyway, I’d like to

Center console pond scum, plus giant busted-ass radio hole are an undeniable indication of how the rest of the vehicle has been treated. As in completely neglected. And the wheels are a sign of amazingly poor taste, which is a person’s right — But if the owner does not understand / appreciate the Mercedes-ness of a

No, but she shouldn’t wear leggings or pajamas either. Regular pants, like any 10 year old girl might have, would have been fine.

It’s objectively impossible that you’d spend less than $5K/year on this thing.

What? It needed new injectors and new front suspension parts at < 40k miles.

The study found that male puffins often foraged and brought back fish for their mates, but the female would complain and say they were the wrong fish and that he didn’t catch them correctly.

That just helps people when they first have the kid. It doesn’t make up for the years of lost raises and training that happened. Nothing will stop that from happening and people have to accept it. The people who keep up are the ones who significantly reduce the amount of time they take off (male or female). Then

Damn I didn’t know professors at Harvard are morons! I am sure you are MUCH smarter than her.

If there is a woman out there who has the same experience and education as a man, and has been working in the same field for the same company for the same amount of time, please, for the love of God, let me know. We will file a lawsuit and we will win. And we will make millions. And I don’t even have a fuckign law

Hmmm who I do I believe, a Harvard professor or a blogger?