

It was a 16 year old who saved a 10 year old if I read correctly. And Trump was telling the 10 year old he “probably wouldn’t” save him.


It was a 16 year old who saved a 10 year old if I read correctly. And Trump was telling the 10 year old he “probably wouldn’t” save him.


Well… Sorta works half the time, but we deleted the bad reviews


Only if there is no power everywhere. Some run redundancies in multiple locations.


I need to contact them in case of an emergency doesn’t mean the phone is out. Also the only emergency that matters is if the kid is in danger and needs to call someone. If Dad falls down a flight of stairs and breaks his neck you either A, go pick the kid up from school or B tell him when he gets out of school. The kid isn’t a paramedic.
Also kids don’t have rights at school. That’s why they have the ability to search all their lockers, backpacks, and vehicles without a warrant.
There is no law that says you have a right to have your phone in your hand, or it would be illegal to seperate us from them to go through metal detectors and such at airports, courts, etc


Getting expelled from a school most definitely should effect your future. Alternative schools have never been known to be fun. They also don’t usually have buses that come near you, so parents are going to hate having to drive you there, and if they aren’t going you wind up in a situation where the kid gets taken by child protective services, and that’s not a system that has great futures for kids either.


“If you take your phone out you get detention.” I don’t see why this doesn’t work anymore. Do parents have no control over their kids anymore? You get detention twice, 3rd time suspended, suspended twice 3rd time expelled. If I got suspended from school for taking my phone out my parents would have simply taken away the phone.


Which ones is hackysack?


Remember when Forest Gump played football in the Olympics?


The name football comes from England I thought, where they called any game played on foot football as opposed to being on horseback or some shit. So rugby was football. The U.S. version of such also was known as football. Hence why Australia also calls Australian Rugby, football or footy.
Meaning that in spirit, baseball and basketball are also football, lolol
She looks just like Olaf, Lightning McQueen, and the poop emoji.


Also he admitted to possessing a firearm in Manhattan, which there are no federal charges for, those would be local laws that you cannot carry one there without regulated permits.


I imagine they all fly in to deliver 26 poops and a responding text that just says, “k”
Is that what the dog said? It’s hard for them to speak with such long tongues.
The article mentions they aren’t necessarily wrong, they just aren’t finding a stash. Aka, wipe your coke nose off with your sleeve, dog smells it on the sleeve, doesn’t mean you still have a bag of coke on you. Aka no drugs “found” but the dog isn’t wrong who had coke on them


I mean that’s 4 companies though, so we’re like saying “Microsoft has something like 250 billion in leases”… But they are “worth” over 3 trillion and hold assets worth 2-3 times those leases. Don’t think it’s enough to sink those large companies, it’s just general investing at their scale now I guess.
Personally I think they are all overvalued, but unless all their shit flops quickly, they’ll be around in 10 years still.
It’s the primary device, so audio and microphone and such by default go through there. It’s been listening for the hey Siri for about 12 hours when the right ear hasn’t had too


Yeah we use the hard delineation point to separate dollars from cents. $54.93 Thus making it clear you changed from one unit to another. Now say it’s stupid that we put the $ in front, because that is dumb when reading it (but I can understand for easy spotting)
Yeah red white was always left right audio. Yellow was video, then we got rgb which was yellow gonewild
I seem to be seeing a trend between when articles refer to it as Iran or the Islamic Republic.
It almost feels like they are trying to make people think they might be 2 different places.