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walshemj
5y ago
Seems a bit risky attacking other criminals - you never know if they might have contacts in the hard to extradite countries they work in.
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walshemj
6y ago
They would be just as happy screwing their own people.
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walshemj
6y ago
Would not they detect the gates where down ? or are there still that many crossings without gates in the USA
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walshemj
6y ago
I have only just replaced my Moto 4g 2014 (£170) with a motog9 power - the battery just would not hold a useful charge.
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walshemj
6y ago
So business has much more power that us employees have why are you taking their side here?
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walshemj
6y ago
why would a company pay and offshored resource the same as localy? Sounds like you want to have your cake and eat it
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walshemj
6y ago
The pilot is an outlier - very blatant sexism against No1 - Captain Pike being in despair and considering reigning.
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walshemj
6y ago
The writer did get it made again as an early sg1 episode - though Sam Did look cute in her steppes princess outfit
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walshemj
6y ago
Limited places it will work and you cant just flood valleys and displace the residents anymore in the west.
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walshemj
6y ago
Might not work most places you need at least a partial Bike license and often for sensible commuting scooters >125 cc you need a full bike license. I mean a Vespa here and not those tiny wheel abominations
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walshemj
6y ago
The Star Treck pilot is an example.
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walshemj
6y ago
This was not the Police here
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walshemj
6y ago
No it was the Post office mangers that did that
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walshemj
6y ago
Lots of reasons the government should be in that business. And artificially pushing people to invest in income vs capital gains will increase bond/guilt prices.
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walshemj
6y ago
Pension funds you mean ?
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walshemj
6y ago
And add a small say $5k allowance for small stockholders like the UK does.
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walshemj
6y ago
shifting even more the tax burden to the citizen why?
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walshemj
6y ago
It to incentivise investment to make up for the possible loss. you might want to think about what happens when companies run out of capital.
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walshemj
6y ago
Or stop treating women as cash cows maybe
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walshemj
6y ago
They did stick to the 30 max attendees rules
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walshemj
6y ago
If the US had relegation from baseball and football it would improve the sport. At the moment there is no penalty for coming last in the AFL or NFL :-) oh and next year you have first pick of the best new players
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walshemj
6y ago
The UK changed culture around weddings and funerals see teh Late Prince Phillips funeral.
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walshemj
6y ago
So how does the Guardian rank so well for the terms the DM was complaining about? I don't see the Guardian buying many PPC adds.
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walshemj
6y ago
And remember that search results are personalized unless you browse incognito.
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walshemj
6y ago
So its the Daily Mail best known in the industry for their ability to rank barely legal pop starlets in revealing outfits I suspect what happened is the daily mail was considered a low quality news site which the majority of the UK populat
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walshemj
6y ago
Ah yes to much time spent on deciding on the correct shade of blue from my sad experience of "web designers"
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walshemj
6y ago
Its more having a fake second class worker which benefits massively the employer and not real self employed people.
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walshemj
6y ago
Up to a point - but knowing you don't pump water onto a battery fire should not be an issue.
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walshemj
6y ago
Any fire department employees should no the basic classes of fire and what I used and not used on them, Any company H&S rep will know this
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walshemj
6y ago
CC in the UK use to have some nice rewards - and there are advantages in buying some thigs via credit card holidays for example.
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