i would be willing to bet dollars to donuts that casual smokers have all but vanished in the places where it is no longer legal to smoke in a restaurant/bar
nope
e: oh. casual. not sure exactly what you mean by that
man walter goggins might actually be upstaging danny mcbride on vice principals
i feel like mcbride's character is supposed to be restrained. he follows the rules! even when its not easy, rules are important! and you're supposed to get rewarded for following the rules!
while walter goggins is a below the surface sociopath, who is going to manipulate those obvious mcbride insecurities.. much like he unleashed him inside the principal's house before doing the true psycho shit
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i would be willing to bet dollars to donuts that casual smokers have all but vanished in the places where it is no longer legal to smoke in a restaurant/bar
nope
e: oh. casual. not sure exactly what you mean by that
The interesting thing about "I only smoke when I drink" people is that they're drinking all the time...
I was a "I only smoke when I drink" person in undergrad and I only drank all the time from 9 or 10pm to 2 or 3am.
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As The New York Daily News reports, a Michigan man named Brian Everidge is currently facing a $5,000 fine and up to five years in prison for attempting to cash in more than 10,000 bottles and cans, taking advantage of the state’s plum, 10-cent deposit return. That’s the same plot hatched by Kramer and Newman in the 1996 episode “The Bottle Deposit,” using Newman’s truck and the Mother’s Day mail surge to ferry all the empty containers they can find. They even steal some from a homeless guy, which should be your first indicator that these are not the actions of morally just people.
In the end, Kramer and Newman are waylaid by a side mission to recover Jerry’s stolen car and a bizarre trip into a living “farmer’s daughter” joke. For Everidge, his plan fell apart in a less amusing way: He was pulled over for speeding and his rented truck was discovered to have more than 10,000 cans from various other states. Everidge told the officer he’d picked them all up from Kentucky and “his intent was to return them; he just didn’t say where he was going to return them.”
For Everidge, that ambiguity could be his saving grace, as his attorney has argued that—since he never specified he’d be returning them in Michigan, and no one actually caught him in the act—he’s not actually guilty of anything, and therefore shouldn’t have to stand trial. But the judge doesn’t see it that way, believing there was probable cause that Everidge violated Michigan’s strict state law against taking advantage of its love of recycling and looseness with dimes.
That’s because, over the years, the state has lost an estimated $10-$13 million a year on similar redemption frauds, and suffice it to say, it doesn’t find the constant attempts very funny—even if every time someone writes about them, they’re obligated to mention Seinfeld. Law professor Peter Henning tells The Guardian that, while Everidge is unlikely to receive jail time, the fine he’ll receive and the overall risk involved far outweigh the estimated $1,000 he might have taken in if he’d been successful. “Kramer was right,” Henning said. “The cost-benefit analysis just doesn’t work.”
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
As The New York Daily News reports, a Michigan man named Brian Everidge is currently facing a $5,000 fine and up to five years in prison for attempting to cash in more than 10,000 bottles and cans, taking advantage of the state’s plum, 10-cent deposit return. That’s the same plot hatched by Kramer and Newman in the 1996 episode “The Bottle Deposit,” using Newman’s truck and the Mother’s Day mail surge to ferry all the empty containers they can find. They even steal some from a homeless guy, which should be your first indicator that these are not the actions of morally just people.
In the end, Kramer and Newman are waylaid by a side mission to recover Jerry’s stolen car and a bizarre trip into a living “farmer’s daughter” joke. For Everidge, his plan fell apart in a less amusing way: He was pulled over for speeding and his rented truck was discovered to have more than 10,000 cans from various other states. Everidge told the officer he’d picked them all up from Kentucky and “his intent was to return them; he just didn’t say where he was going to return them.”
For Everidge, that ambiguity could be his saving grace, as his attorney has argued that—since he never specified he’d be returning them in Michigan, and no one actually caught him in the act—he’s not actually guilty of anything, and therefore shouldn’t have to stand trial. But the judge doesn’t see it that way, believing there was probable cause that Everidge violated Michigan’s strict state law against taking advantage of its love of recycling and looseness with dimes.
That’s because, over the years, the state has lost an estimated $10-$13 million a year on similar redemption frauds, and suffice it to say, it doesn’t find the constant attempts very funny—even if every time someone writes about them, they’re obligated to mention Seinfeld. Law professor Peter Henning tells The Guardian that, while Everidge is unlikely to receive jail time, the fine he’ll receive and the overall risk involved far outweigh the estimated $1,000 he might have taken in if he’d been successful. “Kramer was right,” Henning said. “The cost-benefit analysis just doesn’t work.”
Processing and trying this case cost the tax payers $6000.
I can't decide if I want to go see the killing joke or not. On one hand nerds are mad. But the other hand nerds are dumb. And the mutated third hand I may not have another opportunity to see a DC animated movie in a theater.
Go and enjoy yourself
but what if it's not good. and the nearest theater showing it is like a 20 minute drive away.
I grew up with two heavy smokers. So I, and everything I was around smelled like smoke. So I didn't even noticed. After going to college though, I came home and definitely could smell it. These days I still don't really care if a friend wants to smoke around me. I have become less and less tolerant of having some rando's shit blown in my path in public. It's one of the reasons I have such a distaste for the vape movement.
I am all for vapes
Vapor isn't smoke
It really does make all the difference
fuck gendered marketing
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I grew up with two heavy smokers. So I, and everything I was around smelled like smoke. So I didn't even noticed. After going to college though, I came home and definitely could smell it. These days I still don't really care if a friend wants to smoke around me. I have become less and less tolerant of having some rando's shit blown in my path in public. It's one of the reasons I have such a distaste for the vape movement.
I am all for vapes
Vapor isn't smoke
It really does make all the difference
I vaped the path less chosen
and that has made all the difference
I grew up with two heavy smokers. So I, and everything I was around smelled like smoke. So I didn't even noticed. After going to college though, I came home and definitely could smell it. These days I still don't really care if a friend wants to smoke around me. I have become less and less tolerant of having some rando's shit blown in my path in public. It's one of the reasons I have such a distaste for the vape movement.
I am all for vapes
Vapor isn't smoke
It really does make all the difference
I think husband's asthma is still triggered by vape smoke, although maybe not as bad as by cigarette smoke. Not completely sure. It's definitely not just water particles that come out of those things...
free market healthcare is the worst. I know some people, deeply deluded people, claim that it's great if you're rich but they're full of shit. It might be great if you are super wealthy but merely being rich it still sucks.
by the standards of chat I am fucking rich. No way round that. But I'd give up my health plan for what people in Canada get in a second. Especially if it meant it would cost what people in Canada pay. Socialized medicine is hell of cheaper than what we suckers pay in the US for worst care thanks to the bumbling hand of the free market.
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QA came and tried to give me two reworks!
but I was like nope you are breaking it in a weird way stop it
so maybe those will go away *crosses fingers*
after enlightenment, make nachos, eat nachos
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"i only smoke when i drink"
Kind of looks like a cacodemon, don't he?
It's called a hellbeast
I had nachos for lunch and now I am so sleepy
Siesta time.
i feel like mcbride's character is supposed to be restrained. he follows the rules! even when its not easy, rules are important! and you're supposed to get rewarded for following the rules!
while walter goggins is a below the surface sociopath, who is going to manipulate those obvious mcbride insecurities.. much like he unleashed him inside the principal's house before doing the true psycho shit
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
eh i dunno. most people i know who do that still do that. you just go outside with your friend while they're having a smoke and have one too
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
I was a "I only smoke when I drink" person in undergrad and I only drank all the time from 9 or 10pm to 2 or 3am.
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
I pretty much had to cut my lunches in half to avoid the stomach afternoon coma
Processing and trying this case cost the tax payers $6000.
but what if it's not good. and the nearest theater showing it is like a 20 minute drive away.
The metal?
I am all for vapes
Vapor isn't smoke
It really does make all the difference
The sailor scout soldier.
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Tradition demands they be Torchics.
Oh lord
thats on american tv too. its by the same people who do naked and afraid i think. i saw it on tv last week
3 pidgeys to Mercury and 1 mankey to Zeus.
And straight in with close ups of six dicks. One is pretty big, and is surrounded by a tattoo of an elephant. A conversation about girth is going on.
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americas is censored. only artifacted jiggly bits and boobles
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How censored is the English version, though? Those Europeans and their relaxed attitude on nudity - not even butts are shown on the American version.
according to bogart is apparently is very explicit.
I vaped the path less chosen
and that has made all the difference
I think husband's asthma is still triggered by vape smoke, although maybe not as bad as by cigarette smoke. Not completely sure. It's definitely not just water particles that come out of those things...
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free market healthcare is the worst. I know some people, deeply deluded people, claim that it's great if you're rich but they're full of shit. It might be great if you are super wealthy but merely being rich it still sucks.
by the standards of chat I am fucking rich. No way round that. But I'd give up my health plan for what people in Canada get in a second. Especially if it meant it would cost what people in Canada pay. Socialized medicine is hell of cheaper than what we suckers pay in the US for worst care thanks to the bumbling hand of the free market.