Yeah, I think (with no knowledge of 99% of what went on in the trial) that either the plaintiff’s attorney’s didn’t show all elements necessary for liability OR that the jury couldn’t understand the complexities of the case.

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Oh, I can’t add this to my comment, but here is the link to the Jalopnik article debunking the whole windshield wiper springs wearing out:

All good tips BUT (and you knew that was coming), it is a canard that putting your windshield wipers up is somehow hard on the springs or wears them out. 100% if you polled every person you know, nobody has ever had to replace those springs. Ever. It’s just not a thing. (In fact, I think Jalopnik examined this issue…

True. And, even if the item isn’t insured, it’s just a thing. You can live without whatever it is. You can’t live if you’ve been murdered (I know that’s a tautology of sorts).

The Five Rules of Combat for the Masses:

That latter sentiment is fine. But I choose not to financially support them and not watch/listen to any project they are in, nor financially support the label/producers/studios that make them.

Your characterization of what he did is incorrect. Vaccines are not a political or cultural debate, they are a scientific-medical issue only. Republicans and others easily duped by misinformation and lies have taken it out of that realm but that’s what it really is: either you believe in science or you don’t (i.e.…

Small counter-point: The Starbucks’ Impossible Breakfast Sandwich, with an Impossible “sausage” patty, is popular. And, IMO, it tastes quite good, too. And further, it does NOT have an off-putting smell at all. Does it taste just like a sausage patty? I think it’s not far off, but taken on its own merits, it tastes…

No. No. No. Do NOT use any product with rubbing alcohol to clean plastic. Not only can it discolor and/or eat into the plastic, but you have a good chance of removing anything that is printed on the plastic. Many keyboards have the letters printed on them and your suggestion is a good way of wiping the letters right…

All of her articles are short on research.

Seriously, I think cesium-137 is a dietary staple for some of those creatures.

However: $6,950? No dice. Plus, it looks like the side panels and tail section were repainted (they don’t match the tank).

Yeah, being hostile toward her is, well, weird. You want all your stuff? Fine, keep it, nobody was making you get rid of it. You want to live in clutter and mess? That’s on you. (Personally, when I’m in other people’s messy homes I never feel fully relaxed and at home.)

Considering that the property is 80 acres (which accounts for the 3.5million sq-ft in the article), that’s approximately 80 football fields, it would be ideal if it could be a mix of open-space/park, affordable/low-income housing (NOT tenements!), and commercial/retail space. But that’s just me. I don’t know what the…

Shark Tank reruns?

Well, no, the City of Detroit could probably sue as plaintiff in a foreign jurisdiction (Peru) depending on that locale’s laws. However, I don’t believe that Detroit could take a default civil judgment for money from the state of Michigan and enforce it in a foreign country.

Yes, you can be charged with a crime for such conduct but that’s scant comfort if one’s been injured (and less if actually killed). Leno is lucky-ish (because he was quite injured so only “ish”) in that he wasn’t going faster because this could have been fatal.

Seriously, that woman deserves a medal for keeping this a-hole out of the future gene pool.

Well, she seems pretty intelligent, aware and level-headed from what the article says. Good for her! We need more people of all ages like that.