Same with this and the 'age thing'. Who is to determine at what age a kid could - or should - have a phone with them during the day? Is a 16-year-old more mature and trustworthy than a 15-year-old? Fuck, I know 60-year-old guys I wouldn't trust, if ya get my drift...
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Should be an interesting experiment...
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It's kind of hard to appreciate just how big a fuck-up this thing was. Were you even aware that they're still out there? At one time, early-on in the internet-at-home phase with dial-up modems for access, they had a chance to completely dominate the internet here in the States. How and why they dropped the ball on that is a story for the ages. Suffice to say, a coupla guys got really, really rich on this thing, and if you count failed promise as a success, they were very successful. Here they still are: AOL.com...
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Protesters spent the evening banging drums and chanting outside the hotel where immigration official Gregory Bovino and other agents are reportedly staying.
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A veteran Minneapolis sports radio broadcaster has apologized and says he is “taking a few days off” after invoking a conservative conspiracy theory that people demonstrating against the Trump administration’s deadly immigration crackdown were being paid to protest.
Paul Allen’s comments about the protesters on Friday came a little more than two weeks after a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer shot Renee Nicole Good
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This is what Amazon calls a 'Lightning Deal"
Don't miss out on this rare deal.
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Neil Young - acting as unhinged as he looks - has 'Given the people of Greenland a gift of free access to his music' and then withdraws it all from Amazon over Trump.
The singer-songwriter has donated access to his music archive to ‘ease the unwarranted stress and threats’ Greenlanders have experienced from the US government. Wudda moron...
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Valentines Day is coming up soon.
She'd probably love to have these.
They're only $20.00 with free shipping.
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FWIW, the Hartford Courant is the nation’s oldest continuously published newspaper.
ReplyDeleteThey expect a huge tip in addition to the surcharge???
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Used to listen to Paul Allen but doing the whole apologizing and bowing down to the left means no more. He just asked if the paid protestors get extra for being out in the cold. Ohhhh, how controversial.
ReplyDeleteSmoking on a plane means everybody has to breath in smoke, you sitting next to me scrolling through your social media crap has zero effect on me (unless you have the sound turned up).
ReplyDeleteThat bill adding 20% would not get a tip. They already charged it and it would be my last time there. I would also loudly let them know why.
ReplyDeleteHey Joe, look a cheap ass canadian.
Deleteand then they want a tip ? they must be out of their stupid minds, I like to tip upfront. it seems to make things go smoother when the staff know upfront they getting a tip. service has always been very good after doing that.
Deletebut yeah, if I saw they added 20% surcharge just because the bill was over 100 bucks. it be the last time they saw me there.
Once again we lose because Americans are soft.
ReplyDeleteNeil Young.....
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nduU2W-9J8
Blue haired idiots blocking the road? In Florida it's illegal and you can legally run over them if you feel threatened.
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