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I'm 3-8 at this game. #Fail
Probably because I'm playing as the Browns all the time #DoubleFail
And I don't understand why the RB doesn't melee kill the rushing defensive line #TooMuchBattlefield3
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You going to keep jrmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii from scoring with hwilli?
He'll know which one is me, I'll be the guy wearing the goalie mask to keep Gen3's "fists of drunken fury" from killing my good time.
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Holy 14 pages of DUI/Text/OMGWTFBBQ bitchfest. I shouldn't have waited so long to follow this.
The only real solution to this "problem". Assuming you think it truly is a rampant problem is: make vehicles 100% driverless (hattip to Google).
Therefore no distraction issue, no DUI, no worries. Requires a mandate from the gov't + another gov't agency ensure compliance of all new vehicles (review electromechanical systems, algorithm source code, etc. almost like an extension of CARB now). Prices skyrocket for new vehicles.
If a ban was imposed, I am disappointed with the supposed "Constitutionalists", that want this to be at the federal level rather than the state level.
I'm also disappointed with the "follow the money"-club that didn't point out in the OP's article that:
It would apply to hands-free as well as hand-held devices, but devices installed in the vehicle by the manufacturer would be allowed, the NTSB said...could possibly just be a money grab from Automotive OEs and Tier 1 Infotainment suppliers. Lobby for this mandate + higher consumer cost = profit. OnStar + OE bluetooth in my truck, FTW!
Some of the other good points were already raised by various people. I just find it interesting that an article/debate such as thing brings out a lot of inconsistencies in people's views regarding the gov't as a "nanny state" vs. freedom "at a cost".
/rant
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Ohh, and interesting anecdote: I work with the guy sent to inspect the brakes on that bus in Missouri (I'm pretty sure he said he did this one). He does a lot of accident investigations and has a lot of gory stories he can tell - like, most of the time, they don't clean the vehicles so they can be inspected "as-is", so there are still blood/guts on the seats.
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Ass to mouth is ok in the heat of the moment.
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Of course you post the ONE incident of police being over the top, what about all the articles of the police who've been hospitalized because of all those violent, lazy hippies?
So many people think this country is going to 'hell in a hand basket', yet when these Occupiers actually exercise their Constitutional rights to DO SOMETHING about it, they're looked down upon by those same armchair quarterbackers who say the country is going in the crapper. Who're the lazy ones again?
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Like I said, you're only getting slower old man...
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I like it. That's a cool design.
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That's good, but here's another herp derp that'll give that guy a run for his money.
Drunk man crashes Camaro into Mobile DUI checkpoint
http://jalopnik.com/5866836/drunk-man-crashes-camaro-into-mobile-dui-checkpoint
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This is why I tend to get off the "jump to conclusions" mat.
Time and alternative views tend to have a way of explaining the full story.
Cheech is right though... still doesn't explain why the police were there trying to break up their Constitutional right to protest to begin with...
Here's a thought, don't/can't want/afford the tuition at a school, go to a cheaper fucking school. I didn't want to pay for LEO classes at osu so I chose to go to c state. Very happy I did because I got to spend the extra money the gov't gave me for school on other shit, like gas/exhaust for my bike. It's a win/win.
Nothing like adding more debt for "priorities". -
Awesome. Police states work well because morally bankrupt people with bank accounts don't exist in the world. And since they don't exist we don't ever have to concern ourselves with those people getting into a position of power. Nope.
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Hussein Obama will probably just write a stern letter asking if we can have it back.
The same guy that gave the order to kill Bin Laden?
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trawling for trouser snake
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peni-prowling
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Carter couldn't read either.
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Coat inside with a thin coating of melted dark chocolate. Let cool.
Keep cool.
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How do you get to college and not know how to read? No Child Left Behind.
This is Bush's fault.
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Ever think that the drone was intentionally hacked by us to be planted in Iran? Let Iran think they have our technology, but it's really a bunch of other surveillance equipment that they just picked up and drug back into their "home" willingly... just like we wanted them to. Ie. a "trojan drone"
Jon Stewart has his tin foil hat on....
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Shhh, it's an admittedly seriously flawed study -- but you bit on the trollbait WAY too early, you have to let me cast out and sit for a bit before you come and eat it.
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I was just watching a show the other night about Americans moving to Australia. I think I could handle that place. Motorcycles, muscle cars, and outdoors. Yup. I'd be good.
You picked out the few good things out of the laundry list of things that will kill you there. Land, sea, and air.
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If we break it down to what's important in America....
Study: Atheist Children Are Better at Sports Than Any Other ‘Religious’ Group
.... BOOM! From left-field.... enjoy
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"Looks like I'll be having another free corndog then"
Dreaming isn't the problem... it's the talking, especially if someone else is around to hear it.
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Greed is a sin.
Coveting KK's wife or girlfriend are just helpful suggestions in the commandments.
Madden 2012 cover: Vick or Hillis?
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I think my biggest issue is "coaching" (ie. play calling as you said), followed by the fact that my brain doesn't trust the QB in the pocket, so any passing plays I run are strictly shots in the dark because I don't have enough time to sit and actually look to a receiver. I check the primary receiver and throw, or don't and get sacked.