As much as I want one too, there’s a reason they aren’t sold in the US.
They weren’t built to survive high speed collisions with large vehicles.
If you really want one, the best option is to import >25 years old as that’s when they become street legal.
FYI the word is “piqued.”
Because most people don’t expect border security to demand access to their phone?
FYI the phrase is “burying the lede”.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/bury-the-lede-versus-lead
Not a lawyer, but the usual explanation is that these contracts are “at will” and the contract includes language indicating it can be terminated by either party for any reason at any time.
Again, not a lawyer and I agree this is terrible behavior. However, this is why some people say you should never give notice until you’ve literally started your new job.
Ssssssandwiches
It kind of existed when Google included a link to every site’s cached content, but they removed that years ago.
“Blast” in an article title is a pretty good indicator that it’s just bait for people who are already outraged about something.
Like, yeah, this shit disgusts me, but I doubt someone “blasting” Trump is gonna do anything about it.
What the fuck is wrong with you
Either grow up or become less of shitstain
20 minutes later: silences timer because I’m too focused on something else.
2 days later: … crap.
Delicious
Why do we have to preface this with “Like Elon Musk…”?
Who cares what that nonce thinks? Surely not anyone who would read this article or be receptive to its content.
Yeah I’ve had that happen, too.
Still my first method because it works most of the time.
Also just press random keys that aren’t in the list of options it gives you.
3rd sentence of the article:
Indicted on three counts involving money laundering and wire fraud, the Charlotte-area man faces a maximum of 20 years per charge.
If you follow the article to the press release:
SMITH, 52, of Cornelius, North Carolina, is charged with wire fraud conspiracy, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison; wire fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison; and money laundering conspiracy, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
Consider the humble “em dash” — some people use it to interject a completely different sentence in the middle of another — the next time you’re trying to avoid parentheses.
Might be a reference to getting your tonsils out.
Pretty common surgery and your throat hurts like crazy afterwards. Cold ice cream is basically the only thing you can eat for a couple days.