Yeah, what the fuck? The person was only looking to run people over but failed so might as well give up going after him? I'm surprised they didn't find him to try and give him a job.
That's a good start. If you want to really teach them a lesson, then they need to pay 200% of the profits they made from the wrongful act, and not just 100%.
Am I the only one who thinks that the design decision to eliminate the ability for cars to both cross Dexter or make left turns anywhere is a deliberate choice to create driver frustration and reduce favorable attitudes towards building more of these?
Normal protected intersections are terrific and allow automotive traffic to flow in all directions. What was the thought process here?
Just a guess (looking at the sharrows at the end of the other street) but it's probably a deliberate design to reduce the flow of car traffic on the street.
Dumb considering Michigan also mandates dedicated left turn lanes on every small intersection.
Like okay left allowed on any road but not if it's a split avenue. Instead of making a cheap and usable roundabout or ring road, let's make you play frogger against 3 lanes of traffic so you can do a massive U turn.
Inslee should announce a plan to ease PSE’s concerns of higher cost to their customers by offering major discounts on solar panels for those affected. I’m sure PSE would be happy with a plan like that considering how concerned they are for their customers.
No. You don't. You just want the world to exist the way it used to so you can coast along "solving" problems in standards ways, instead of having to actually come up with new ideas and methods.
Steroid use does not make someone evil. Not even absurd dosages. Drug use does not make someone evil.
It’s unfair to lump a whole cast of perfectly reasonable people into the same lot as this awful person.
There is a US police problem AND they tend to use PEDs, that isn’t causation. Even if correlation can provide evidence of causation, it’s much simpler to conclude that many cops are insecure and seek out PEDS. That’s ok, relatively speaking, I don’t care about drug use, it’s murder that upsets me.
You really need to see the context of the video here. He was talking sarcastically about how the inhumane, bureaucratic process would handle the situation, the same as anyone here in the comments section would do. Was it a dark joke? Yeah. Was he wrong? No.
This is America and KOMO/Sinclair is an American company, serving American users. What “rights” do you think you are being tricked out of? You don’t have a right to not be tracked.
I feel like if you have to call attendance to make sure they’re present, because you can’t tell by their job performance, maybe you don’t need them in the office?
The alarm(s!) were going off for 14 hours! They were reset at least 4 times. How did no one think, “Oh, there might be a CO leak! I better investigate”?
The only correct thing to do when you hear a CO alarm is to evacuate and get someone with the tools to deal with the problem to help (usually the fire department).
Maintenance claimed they thought it was a false alarm. If you do not investigate it and just keep turning it off, there is no way you can legitimately claim that you thought it was a false alarm. The only way you can do that is if you actually test and find it was a false alarm.
No idea where in the world this is, but in Europe, retailers consistently overestimate the number of customers coming by car. For example, this Bristol study where retailers thought 41% of their customers were coming by car but the actual number was 22%.
Ps: oh, this is a Seattle community, that might answer my first question…
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