gregatragenet3

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   by gregatragenet3 11y ago

   IMO these findings that roads are safer without markings, or by being narrower are because drivers have a heightened level of attention and focus when they encounter something unexpected. When they are widespread and commonplace the acciden
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   by gregatragenet3 11y ago

   I thought they were embracing socialism because their parents after supporting them as adults for six to eight years (or longer) are starting to tire of it; and the government looks like the next best place to look for free handouts. This i
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   by gregatragenet3 11y ago

   Since 2001 more more people have died on US soil from toppling vending machines than from terrorist attacks.. Yet we are constantly told we need to scrap the entire bill of rights to stay safe. It's ridiculous. Who does this serve?
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   by gregatragenet3 11y ago

   If only high schools took some time out of the 100% college prep curriculum to teach life skills like how to balance a budget and how credit debt and money worked... :)
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   by gregatragenet3 11y ago

   It is in a newspaper from San Jose, California. Its implicit.
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   by gregatragenet3 12y ago

   The proprietor also had the opportunity to credit back the customer's money twice - having the wrong advertised prices on a menu is the proprietor's mistake. In the first response, the owner should have offered to credit back the
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   by gregatragenet3 12y ago

   Will they be disrupting the space launch industry by building concrete rockets next? lol