Not really, no. I do think the cyclists have the worst sense of entitlement though. I’m down for a better infrastructure to accommodate cycling, but as is, more often than not I see them not obeying the laws of the road, or riding on sidewalks, or slow riding in the middle of the road instead of getting over to the side to give room to pass. Often when I’m running down the nature trail, I will encounter incoming cyclists two wide hogging the trail, and think I’m going to give up my half. I hug the middle line so one of those ungrateful twats has to get over. Also the assholes that don’t alert when they pass. Going down the trail and Johnny Bikeman blows by with no warning, which is extremely inconsiderate, dangerous, and scary. Often the ride with loud music, and that pisses me off to. Put on headphones, nobody wants to hear your trash, Doppler effect music.

Obviously that’s not all cyclists and this is a generalization, (like vegans and CrossFit) but it’s been a notable part of my experiences with them. I have a bike that I use to exercise and train with, and when I go out and ride I make sure to follow the rules and minimize my interference with others. It’s pretty simple.

I suggest everyone else step up their game and learn how to read signs. It really is not a complicated sign. I thought the arrows were enough, but perhaps if the sign were written in crayon it would help.

Ps. Fuck bicycles

This is made sense pretty much right away for me. It’s like a roundabout, go around to the right until you have your exit.

I was a child of the 90s when I feel this humor was more prevalent. Until now, I always thought of it as a common stereotype, like white guys in khakis, old white women and wine, or country folk and cheap beer. Something that does poke fun of a group, but generally in a light way. Now I know there’s a more significant back story. I figured it was just culturally something that developed in black communities.

I like to err on the side of caution and assume that he contributed CP, just to be safe.

…often?

Best case, a load to my local dump is ~$15 min of general waste. Every appliance is $5 or 15 on top of that. I’ve tucked appliances in other appliance before to avoid the fee, but never dumped outside of the landfill.

No. Nobody owes their country of origin, shit. They don’t care about you at all. They don’t care about their own people. If you can flip a switch and make it better, do it, but don’t sacrifice your life, literally or figuratively, for a cause you can’t change.

And the socket can be changed too, if I read the article correctly. The verge article posted in this thread elsewhere.

Just because I have the service doesn’t mean I don’t also have backups some items.

I only have it because I have prime for shopping. If they were separate fees, I would not have streaming.

Not only that, but all of their interfaces are trash. These services should model there UI off of Plex.

If you live in the United States, I think think answer to that depends on which state you live in.

My dog pisses on other dog’s piss as a show of dominance. We’re all weird.

The text in the picture literally explains it’s in a free roaming environment not influenced by walls or doors.

Lol, ok Premier League. Welcome to the party.

I would say some unfiltered shit at any moron that handed me something like this. It would probably be exactly what they want, but I would belittle them with every fiber of my being in the hopes that something sticks and they feel bad. It would make me feel a little better, but I am also a big man child sometimes.

Also, the land is stable. For something as precise as chip mfg, an area that won’t earthquake is nice.

Is it frivolous if the information in the ticket is true and accurate?