MachineFab812

The 1st. "Up yours!!"

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Reminds me of Massoud Hayoun's When We Were Arabs. Jews being welcomed and protected by their Arab neighbors(and family!) in Palestine is one of the many truths that Israel/the West wants everyone to forget.

Independence Day did it better, than Tom Cruise at least.

Not a bad price, all things considered. I'm more in the marked for a draw-string thermal sleeve to fit a 1-liter Mt. Dew, and dishwasher un-safe is a no-go in this house, but that thing's so pretty its got me trying to come up with an excuse to buy it anyways.

For a moment, I thought I was looking at a magical cup that fits any cup-holder, or tries to rather.

I realized where I was before trying to judge such function, but please don't confuse me for someone who would treat an un-covered lense like-so.

I wouldn't know, but I hope you're right, categorically.

Your question is the kind of thing I expected to find out with my own comment, but the answer barely matters when it comes to whether they will take action or not. Either way its their product originally, something they invented/discovered.

I agree they have grounds, but I was approaching it from the angle of if they would bother, or need to for that matter.

Trump is as friendly with big pharma and the big corpbrations as any politician - behind closed doors he'll likely say or do anything to keep them happy, and they know it. Their lawyers may contact his lawyers, but we'll likely never hear of it unless both sides decide to leverage legal/political theater to their mutual benefit somehow, at the taxpayers/consumers' expense.

Nah, their patent on acetominaphen is expired, so they have little real interest in defending it today. Slap another brand on their various meds that don't contain it, and call it a day.

The map is based on per-capita statistics. The total population wouldn't affect that per se.

I get that much, but break-downs are also more common on such roads, along with the low income for that state meaning most of the cars are junk to start-with. Pedestrian deaths may be low for the reasons you've listed, but close to Plains-state Nebraska low? With all of those switch-backs and mountain roads?