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that speed is a physically impossibility for the bike in question I disagree. Assuming a drag coefficient somewhere around .35, which isn't unusual for sport bikes, under the right conditions, it should be able to achieve 200+mph within a few seconds without even cranking the motor on. "rlol&q...

The poll tax, was a tax you had to pay in order to vote. You don't have to pay a tax in order to exercise your 2nd amendment rights (baring the exception of things like NFA items). The tax you are paying are for the goods and items which just happen to be 2nd Amend. related. So the feds enacting a ...

The Gun Control Act of 1968 prohibits felons from possessing firearms and ammunition. Check out U.S.C. § 922(g) ...however, Texas law will allow possession in the place where he resides. He likely cannot purchase a firearm since that falls under federal jurisdiction. Yeah and Kansas law allows unre...

http://gothamist.com/2016/11/30/gold_bu ... ef_nyc.php
An 86-pound container containing $1.6 million in gold flakes was stolen from the back of a briefly unguarded armored truck in midtown Manhattan

Flag burning should be treated the same as cross burning and political effigy burning. If one is legal the others should be too. I'm flexible on which way it falls, but let's be consistent across the board. In either case, actual speech should be protected by the First Amendment. No hate speech laws...

The whole "university president's can make restrictions" thing just muddies the heck out of everything. :iagree: The law should have cut off taxing authority and state funding for any college that chose to deny 1st or 2nd Amendment rights. Letting them get public money while claiming priv...

AJSully421 wrote:County tyrants about to get smacked by the TXLEG!

Probably more like another toothless fines for signs law.

Once upon a time, Americans knew how to deal with tyrants.

This is a good bill but not exactly a surprise.

RA FTW

"Whatever shoplifting/theft problems they have are theirs, not mine. Once money changes hands at the register, their merchandise becomes my personal property and I have no obligation to account for any of it to anyone." Well that's just dandy, you go ahead and refuse to comply with store ...

Cedar Park Dad wrote:To bring it back to topic, again as a CHLer is this best practice?

Best Practice is to avoid businesses where they accuse paying customers of being thieves because they're too incompetent to realize when someone is walking directly from the register to the exit after paying.

I was originally leaning toward the sins of the father explanation, but now I think the son had his own chickens come home to roost.

It's more than a month now so if you need some Christmas cash, I'm offering $350 when I'm in Houston this week.

At this point, this thread reminds me of those in power who insist: Show me your papers schweinhund. You paid for your purchases. The merchant, whose inefficiency insists you prove your innocence regarding your purchases before you leave is the salient issue. Arrest me. Then wait for the fall out.....