Don't you think these weirdos have thought about that and have some crazy CO2-removal system so they'd survive a long time without air intake?
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Your honor, my client's largest organ has completely different cells compared to when they were arrested a few weeks ago, and so I move to dismiss the case.
He said khorosho missiles. So it's actually good missiles, not horror missiles.
Those are usually interest free services.
Until you forget a single payment... then you'll get retroactive interest (back to the day of your purchase) at a very high percent, as well as other fees.
ATP is actually an insurance company masquerading as a pension fund: focus more on their guarantees, instead of getting optimal returns.
Innocent until convinced guilty. Do the few guys who get trialed for economic crimes stand there in an orange jumpsuit with cuffs on?
Even if it's free, they don't have to serve you I assume? Like "we don't serve tap water to anyone, not even if you offer to pay"? But that California law is a myth as far as I'm aware. It's also a common myth that there's some federal law banning pay-restrooms, but it's mostly just many different states that have laws against it.
It's messed up that business feel the need to paywall such basic stuff... But in the case of OP's story, it's not actually that uncommon; for some weird reason, the typical clientele at a 5-star hotel wants such an experience. They like thinking they're so much better than anyone else when they pay 7€ for their bottle of municipal tap water.
When I'm traveling, even for work (I don't need to pay anything), I always take a maximum of 3-stars just to avoid such awful places and behavior.
And I fully believe it'd be some kind of justified retribution. The silence from Microslop's side is deafening.
He could host a Tor Hidden Service or an I2P eepsite. Still possible to DDoS, but a bit harder. But then you're missing out on 99% of spreading possibilities.
You have higher taxes for electric cars? It's the other way around here.
Considering that basically all birds (except a few like the red-billed buffalo weaver) only do a cloacal kiss, it shouldn't be too surprising I guess.