FTC
Otherwise known as Feck The Consumer.
6754 publicly visible posts • joined 18 Oct 2007
A friend's girlfriend had recentlynrented a house on a very nice development outside. Sacramento.
She went to leave for work one morning only to discover pne of her tyres was flat, the car was on her drive within a couple of minutes of starting to change it for the spare an HOA minion came to tell her she wasn't allowed to do that.
Apparently he was unable to comply with her response due to anatomical limitations.
According to gargle, UK Uber drivers mske between £10 and £16/hr. I was doing better than that in the 80s mini cabbing, we had hire and reward insurance,paid £40 a week for the radio and the rest was ours. I paid back a £2000 loan in six months, cabbing in the evenings after my daytime job.
Uber sounds like one of those cuddly 10 plus percenters who like to shaft both ends of a deal.
I think the real issue is that when he won the election, Trump couldn't really believe it
He probably spent the first few weeks thinking the Secret Service would burst in at any moment and tell him to piss off because the real president wants his office back.
Since they didn't throw him out he just keeps tweeting whatever comes into his head after the latest Whitehouse briefing so that he looks like he's doing something.
No matter what GCHQ and the Germans, among others, have to say, the yanks keep banging the same old drum. Mostly to keep the home fires burning.
It may be a benefit to a lot of people to no longer receive US intelligence considering much of of it is purpose built in house.
21 million custody images of people presumed innocent is, I dare say, not how the plod would see those images.
Their view is more likely ' There's no smoke without fire' to which end I expect they would recommend their colleagues to carry a box of matches. What does the report have to say about the wholesale collection of DNA? One of plods other fishing expeditions.
Simpler still; " If you are a friend of my enemy then you are my enemy too."
The US has over 700 foreign bases worlwide ' to protect Americans interests' they rarely say anything about the host country's interests because being under some degree of occupation, the host country no longer has conflicting interests.
Rather than discontinue the watches, every child should issued one with small modification. Only removable with a special key and an electric shock function that can be controlled remotely.
" Timmy! It's time for your social alignment lessons"
"Aww but I wanna play fooAaaargh, I'm going now"
Bbzzzzt! " Ok ok I'm running there now, I love big brother!".
Here in Spain I have seen big buzzard shaped kites on a length of cord at the end of a 4 or 5 metre fibre glass pole, even the seagulls tend to stay away from them.
As an alternative; back in the '70s a mate of mine worked for a commercial freezer installer, their warehouse was infested with pigeons whose poo was causing thousands of pounds worth of damage to the freezers stored there.
The boss paid my mate and I to go there with air rifles three weekends in a row to shoot as many as possible.
The first weekend we took out over a hundred birds, the second weekend they knew who we were and flew out of sight, we found the answer was to tie a couple of pallets to the forklift, one driving the other on one of the pallets and hiding behind the other then raise the pallet over the eaves, shoot a bird and drop back down, probably got about half the number of the first weekend as it was slower. The third weekend I think the pigeons had sussed out that weekends were unhealthy and there were hardly any when we turned up but still plenty in the week, pigeons are fast learners, shooting them may reduce numbers but the best thing is to remove all food sources and put anti bird goo and spikes everywhere they could possibly settle.
Nuking from space might work.
The tea leaves in my tea bags are loose, otherwise they would be called tea cubes/tablets/capsules..........
On the dunkable biscuit front, I live in Spain and in the face of Brexit one of the nearby supermarkets is stocking more British goods including some excellent but cheap gingernuts.
Your post is possibly closer to reality than I like the think.
The longer and more laughable Brexit (lack of) preparations and the deal is the more I think we should think about who stands to profit
A fractured UK and Europe are good for anyone who considers their ' National Security' to be threatened by a strong functioning Europe, cue devolution, yellow vest and other unrest around Europe along with Brexit which is damaging for both the UK and Europe whichever way it goes.
What can I say? I like conspiracy theories!
"There is probably no terrestrial plant that can handle that"
The fecking ivy that some moron planted all over my grounds before I bought the place, it seems to actually 'like' glyphosphate even when it is injected into the stems.
If anyone has a gardening sized nuke, I may be interested.