Do cocaine dealers for the rich and famous make so little money that they have to resort to extortion?
Do cocaine dealers for the rich and famous make so little money that they have to resort to extortion?
““Straw man arguments” are utilized in debates to undermine the opposition.”
Too bad there isn’t a Ford Envelope.
“One of them is competing for their own country”
For every Twitch “violation”, I can find evidence of that very thing (or worse) being worn in public on peopleofwalmart.com.
“Five-year-old behaves immaturely. Film at 11.”
“If a business has a business need to build a business facility, you do not need to pay the business money to do so.”
The Art Of The Deal
Not only that, they may know for a fact that their client is guilty, but they still have a legal and ethical requirement to mount a vigorous defense.
“Suicide by cop” is a thing.
And the cop in the Shaver case was acquitted, so this one has nothing to worry about. There is a long set of precedent that cops can legally shoot people who drop their hands.
“There are rules, regulations, and training programs that pertain to trigger discipline.”
That doesn’t change the fact that the money in your paycheck comes from ads. There is no other revenue stream for you.
This was covered in 25 seconds of dialog in Revenge Of The Nerds (1984), a movie which this writer clearly hadn’t seen by 1995, based on the massive wall of text it took for her to make the same damn point.
13-year-old girl believe she must present as a man in order to be taken seriously as a sportwriter? Legitimate. There is clearly bias in sports media against women.
The bag that I’ve had for over a decade is the best one ever. Unfortunately, it’s also no longer produced: the Back Office (or Big Back Office, for 17" laptops) by Shaun Jackson Design (sold by Higher Ground before they stopped producing them).
The bag that I’ve had for over a decade is the best one ever. Unfortunately, it’s also no longer produced: the Back…
Publicly posting rambling, semi-coherent screeds online probably isn’t going to help your custody case, Tyrese. Based on those alone, I’d award custody to your ex.
I sell my labor to a buyer at a price that is mutually agreed upon. If at some point I decide that I no longer want to sell my labor at that price, I either negotiate a new price with the current buyer or go find a new buyer.
“Twenty-five-year-old Mohamed Ahmed Abu-Shlieba”
Problems like this are purely about the raw demographics: as baby boomers age out of their motorcycle riding days, the next two generations are too small to make up the difference at the same market penetration. Yes, there are probably other cultural shifts involved as well, but the simple age demographics and…