Having an issue with everything just seems to be their MO

Wow I don't think I'd ever heard about this before.

Thanks for sharing, OP!

That's been on my to watch list for a while - definitely gonna check it out soon.

> No, but there is no reason for such lazy posting.

Lazy posting? That's a pretty pretentious take.

I'd much rather see someone post a photo they took themselves than just link to a bland and boring article.

> The majority of games are just wandering through (albeit beautiful scenery) shooting differently skinned, uninteresting AI in between cutscenes of a predictable storyline.

I'm not sure "majority" means what you think it means.

> Sadly most IGN 98% "masterpieces" aren't worth playing...

Who gives a fuck about IGN?

Yes.

You’re supposed to vaporize it.

It’s still illegal to smoke/combust medicinal weed in PA.

And they’d technically both have to have their cards and be able to show they’re both using their own.

Seriously.

Over 300k people subbed here - people might know something.

If you have a name, you can try the UJS portal. It’s all public record.

Now do Hills next.

something something pot calling the kettle black

> Judging by Reddit responses the American public is a dumb as people say

I mean, it would also be pretty dumb to think Reddit is, in any way, wholly indicative of large scale and widely held opinions. But okay.

Another deflection!

Solid deflection.

> Bi partisan committee, lol Cheyney and Kinzinger aren’t R’s. Both self proclaimed anti Trumpers since before the election.

So they couldn't possibly be members of that party just because they spoke up against a singular "member" of it? Okay.

> That's some fuzzy math.

Does it matte how "fuzzy" it is for non-biological kids?

Dude is clearly a creep and predator. Wouldn't be wrong to assume he specifically targeted a vulnerable single mom with kids in his age range.

> At that point they probably just had him saying that..

They did. He disclosed it to the same undercover that was part of setting up the sting.

It was all part of the operation.

> I don’t think that’s a valid comparison.

Okay. But, again, what's odd about someone having to travel to indulge in a hobby? People should only have hobbies that are available in their immediate vicinity?

Just let people enjoy what they want to enjoy lol

> It just seems odd that someone would purchase something, that requires driving hours to use and enjoy.

I mean, I don't think it's odd at all that people sometimes need to travel to better locations to indulge in their hobbies.

Sometimes I drive 2+ hours to fish a certain lake for something - is that odd?

Awesome, thanks for the tip!

Nothing so far.

But I'm really only messing with the free half of Ancestry.com for now - a subscription for all the features just isn't in the budget right now, unfortunately.

My Dad never knew his biological father. And Dad passed away without ever getting any answers.

I've been trying to track my grandfather down based on the VERY limited info I have. Stories like this gives me so much hope.

> Save You the Click:

But, I want to click and read the extremely brief article myself.

> Completely legally irrelevant but adding to my frustration is that this clearly wasn't a crash scene or emergency of any kind, but because the officer was giving someone else a ticket.

As long as the cops lights were flashing, the law applies. Its intent is to protect those stopped and/or working along the road.

Agreed. Pleading ignorance of the law, at any level, definitely wouldn't be the best defense either.