I’m not trying to be anything other than myself. I’m sharing my in opinion, and you don’t have to agree with either my message or the way I present it. That line was probably meant to be darkly amusing but to me was always deadly serious. I also don’t know of any meme behind that but felt like attributing the quote to…

It is true that the quote leaves no room for accidental cause with fault, though it’s a philosophical distinction between negligence and intent. If you drive while impaired or with a vehicle that is not capable of finishing the trip without failing, you’re accepting a certain level of risk to harm to others in…

I really hope that’s the case. I’ve been reading about a few cases of malicious drivers intentionally causing fatal accidents lately and can’t help but to adopt a cynical view.

It’s not a pointless conversation but you’re under no obligation to have it.

Honestly none of our comments are helpful or necessary. 14 people are dead and we shouldn’t assume it happened for no reason, randomly, with no negligence at all.

Collision, not accident.

It’s not anything different from the responsibilities they have historically had. The tenant clearly wasn’t negligent since they went as far as to fumigate the apartment to try to fix the problem.

I’m from Utica and I’ve never heard of them.

Of course, if Oklahoma turns around to the 19th century it will no longer be a state.

Yeah, that’s where it’s from.

I get where you’re coming from when calling it anonymous, but they went to great lengths to incorporate motifs from the state flag everywhere. The state flag being red white and blue, it’s not especially different from the other teams using the same color scheme.

The truth is that the current Legacy is the culmination of a focus on safety that Subaru has made the center of their marketing. The last I checked, there have been no fatal accidents in the current model of Legacy. The first person to die in it will probably die of old age.

Keep in mind Louise Linton is the dipshit who self-published an inspirational book about her gap year in Zambia, which she apparently forgot isn’t Rwanda or Congo: https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2016/07/06/484810475/-lintonlies-how-zambians-are-using-social-media-to-talk-back

It would have been cute! She’s the best most adorable baby in the existence of mankind after all.

Temp badges don’t have pictures, much to my wife’s chagrin. I had to stick it on the side of the stroller and show it when prompted.

I’m just laughing at her for having literally no other job than to impress rich people and failing miserably at that.

Mine aren’t allowed in the door without signing in and getting an escort. I got a temp badge for my 4 month old last week.

So the team that hasn’t yet won a title is going to get another chance at the title game.

One of my colleagues attended some yoga classes over there and has a number of stories about the “personalities” there. They said it had a “culty” feel and I thought it was just the kind of New Age “woo” stuff that you see sometimes when people adapt to a new lifestyle. Turns out it was a bit more than that.

NXIVM is easily the biggest story in a long time in the Greater Schenectady Area. They ran a yoga place in Clifton Park that apparently had a bit of a “culty” feel.