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On April 21 2016 17:24 AbouSV wrote:Show nested quote +On April 21 2016 15:42 oBlade wrote:
Why doesn't everyone in Harry Potter just teleport when they hear someone start to say "Avada-" Because there is another untold spell, called 'Avada argasma' that gives intense pleasure for 4 days and 4 hours straight. This is actually why the death spell was named this way, so people would get an innate reflex of hope for pleasure so strong that even in the middle of a fight against a deadly opponent you would be very unlikely to be able to react in time.
It doesn't come across in the movies, but is well documented in the extra written material. #hipsterpotter
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What was the old name for "MSI Masters Gaming Arena"????..plz anyone answer
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On April 22 2016 04:11 oBlade wrote:
Do other mammals "shart"
I mean inherent in that word is the idea that you were only trying to fart and in fact care that it just be a fart right? The animal would have to unintentionally void their bowels while intending to fart instead of not caring when and where they go.
I guess a dog could because it knows it isn't supposed to go indoors but otherwise I don't think so.
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On April 22 2016 04:11 oBlade wrote:
Do other mammals "shart"
Is that a shit-fart? Like... accidentally letting a little poop out when you fart?
I see no reason why other animals who fart and shit couldn't potentially shart, and I know my dogs have done so (very rarely... but then again I'd assume most humans shart very rarely too...).
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On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph
Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot.
I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic.
And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing).
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On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:Show nested quote +On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing).
You don't have automated speed cameras in the US?
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On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US?
ARE YOU INSANE?!?!?!? SURVEILLANCE?!?!?!?!? (yes, they are just a lot more rare and I personally never encountered one on an interstate)
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On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US?
We have both automated speed cameras, dummy cameras, cops hiding in bushes, cop cars pretending to be hiding in bushes, and cops who decide that only at that moment is a good time to make a "routine stop"
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On April 22 2016 08:04 Naracs_Duc wrote:Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? We have both automated speed cameras, dummy cameras, cops hiding in bushes, cop cars pretending to be hiding in bushes, and cops who decide that only at that moment is a good time to make a "routine stop"
Yup, America has them all over the place.
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On April 22 2016 08:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 08:04 Naracs_Duc wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? We have both automated speed cameras, dummy cameras, cops hiding in bushes, cop cars pretending to be hiding in bushes, and cops who decide that only at that moment is a good time to make a "routine stop" Yup, America has them all over the place.
On April 22 2016 07:48 Ghostcom wrote:Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? ARE YOU INSANE?!?!?!? SURVEILLANCE?!?!?!?!? (yes, they are just a lot more rare and I personally never encountered one on an interstate)
Guys, I don't know what to think here d;
Either way, if you have automated speed cameras, how can the "enforcement" limit can be 10mph above the actual limit? Usually with automated you can drive ~3mph above the limit because they have a 3mph (5 km/h) "error margin", but 10mph? That's huge.
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On April 22 2016 08:15 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 08:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On April 22 2016 08:04 Naracs_Duc wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? We have both automated speed cameras, dummy cameras, cops hiding in bushes, cop cars pretending to be hiding in bushes, and cops who decide that only at that moment is a good time to make a "routine stop" Yup, America has them all over the place. Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 07:48 Ghostcom wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? ARE YOU INSANE?!?!?!? SURVEILLANCE?!?!?!?!? (yes, they are just a lot more rare and I personally never encountered one on an interstate) Guys, I don't know what to think here d; Either way, if you have automated speed cameras, how can the "enforcement" limit can be 10mph above the actual limit? Usually with automated you can drive ~3mph above the limit because they have a 3mph (5 km/h) "error margin", but 10mph? That's huge.
Well, when you get a ticket, they tell you where you are and they show you an image of when it happened. So you avoid that part of town. You repeat this process until you run out of places where they ticket--unless you see construction or a "new cop" hanging out there.
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On April 22 2016 08:15 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 08:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On April 22 2016 08:04 Naracs_Duc wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? We have both automated speed cameras, dummy cameras, cops hiding in bushes, cop cars pretending to be hiding in bushes, and cops who decide that only at that moment is a good time to make a "routine stop" Yup, America has them all over the place. Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 07:48 Ghostcom wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? ARE YOU INSANE?!?!?!? SURVEILLANCE?!?!?!?!? (yes, they are just a lot more rare and I personally never encountered one on an interstate) Guys, I don't know what to think here d; Either way, if you have automated speed cameras, how can the "enforcement" limit can be 10mph above the actual limit? Usually with automated you can drive ~3mph above the limit because they have a 3mph (5 km/h) "error margin", but 10mph? That's huge.
I'm from New Jersey. Our motto is "Either you're speeding or getting flipped off."
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On April 22 2016 08:15 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 08:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On April 22 2016 08:04 Naracs_Duc wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? We have both automated speed cameras, dummy cameras, cops hiding in bushes, cop cars pretending to be hiding in bushes, and cops who decide that only at that moment is a good time to make a "routine stop" Yup, America has them all over the place. Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 07:48 Ghostcom wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? ARE YOU INSANE?!?!?!? SURVEILLANCE?!?!?!?!? (yes, they are just a lot more rare and I personally never encountered one on an interstate) Guys, I don't know what to think here d; Either way, if you have automated speed cameras, how can the "enforcement" limit can be 10mph above the actual limit? Usually with automated you can drive ~3mph above the limit because they have a 3mph (5 km/h) "error margin", but 10mph? That's huge.
The word I always heard was that very clever lawyers argued that you can't fine the owner of the vehicle for the charge and if you can't prove concretely who was driving you can't cite the owner. More of a rumor than anything I can substantiate though.
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On April 22 2016 08:17 Naracs_Duc wrote:Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 08:15 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 08:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On April 22 2016 08:04 Naracs_Duc wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? We have both automated speed cameras, dummy cameras, cops hiding in bushes, cop cars pretending to be hiding in bushes, and cops who decide that only at that moment is a good time to make a "routine stop" Yup, America has them all over the place. On April 22 2016 07:48 Ghostcom wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? ARE YOU INSANE?!?!?!? SURVEILLANCE?!?!?!?!? (yes, they are just a lot more rare and I personally never encountered one on an interstate) Guys, I don't know what to think here d; Either way, if you have automated speed cameras, how can the "enforcement" limit can be 10mph above the actual limit? Usually with automated you can drive ~3mph above the limit because they have a 3mph (5 km/h) "error margin", but 10mph? That's huge. Well, when you get a ticket, they tell you where you are and they show you an image of when it happened. So you avoid that part of town. You repeat this process until you run out of places where they ticket--unless you see construction or a "new cop" hanging out there.
In NL you have these laser things which they can set up anywhere. So what you're saying doesn't always work sadly.
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Also important is the fact that the speed meter in your car always displays a speed slightly higher than your actual speed, just so you can't sue the car company if you get caught speeding with the explanation "My speed meter said i wasn't speeding!"
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On April 22 2016 15:21 RvB wrote:Show nested quote +On April 22 2016 08:17 Naracs_Duc wrote:On April 22 2016 08:15 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 08:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On April 22 2016 08:04 Naracs_Duc wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? We have both automated speed cameras, dummy cameras, cops hiding in bushes, cop cars pretending to be hiding in bushes, and cops who decide that only at that moment is a good time to make a "routine stop" Yup, America has them all over the place. On April 22 2016 07:48 Ghostcom wrote:On April 22 2016 07:26 OtherWorld wrote:On April 22 2016 05:18 Yoav wrote:On April 21 2016 07:20 JimmiC wrote:
Well fuck then I'm a liar! here its 110 or 100 and most of the US is 50mph 60 or rarely 70 mph Uh no. Depends on where you are by a lot. I did a 10 hour drive the other day 80mph/130 kph roads. 65/105 roads were most common where I come from in the East but you rarely get up there anyway because of the traffic. And yes, the assumed "real" speed limit in most places in US is 10 or so mph above the posted limit (it's only above that number that enforcement starts, and even then flow of traffic is a real thing). You don't have automated speed cameras in the US? ARE YOU INSANE?!?!?!? SURVEILLANCE?!?!?!?!? (yes, they are just a lot more rare and I personally never encountered one on an interstate) Guys, I don't know what to think here d; Either way, if you have automated speed cameras, how can the "enforcement" limit can be 10mph above the actual limit? Usually with automated you can drive ~3mph above the limit because they have a 3mph (5 km/h) "error margin", but 10mph? That's huge. Well, when you get a ticket, they tell you where you are and they show you an image of when it happened. So you avoid that part of town. You repeat this process until you run out of places where they ticket--unless you see construction or a "new cop" hanging out there. In NL you have these laser things which they can set up anywhere. So what you're saying doesn't always work sadly.
I don't think you're aware how often people get speeding tickets in the US. Its not really a "how do I not get out of it" situation and more of finding safe zones. Even if the safe zone is incredibly tiny and hard to reach.
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How do you know you are making the right decisions in life?
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On April 23 2016 20:31 SoSexy wrote:
How do you know you are making the right decisions in life?
First by acknowledging that there's no "right" decision. Then by clearly defining what you want, though that can be harder than it seems. Then, pursue the decision that makes the most sense according to what you really want. Also, it is always possible not to take a decision, which can sometimes be best.
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