I’m stepping away from my computer for a few hours, but it looks like Clinton is really lagging in polls in NH. Of course, we have no official stake, but let’s just say I still hope there’s no magic in the underwear.
I’m stepping away from my computer for a few hours, but it looks like Clinton is really lagging in polls in NH. Of course, we have no official stake, but let’s just say I still hope there’s no magic in the underwear.
Maybe the seat-belts should lock as soon as the gear is shifted into drive. That would be interesting.
Yet another example of phreedm’s insistance of literalism.
Consider the following:
Does human define “what am *I*”, or do *I* define “what is human”?
AT,
Amen.
The “War on Drugs” should be a public health issue, not a criminal one.
And regarding seatbelt laws, I’m with AT on this one.
I could care less if others don’t wear their seatbelts. If they want to risk a higher likelihood of injury or fatality in their own automobile, it?s their right. But if they’re in my car, they’re wearing them.
And by the way, both of my cars let me know if someone is not wearing their seat belt ? so they can?t get away with covertly unbuckling when they?re in my car.