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Not to mention many cops seem to be making up for childhood self-esteem issues, which would obviously factor psychologically into this. I was also thinking, maybe the pity factor comes into play, too. But you're right, collecting actual, scientific data on this would be difficult at best.

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Bump, grabbit before I head out on my next adventure, cause I'll be gone for a few months and you'll have to wait until I get back, which could be late in the summer.

I wonder if ugly people get more tickets than beautiful people. I suspect yes, but have no data to back this up.

This is as impractical an idea as that one-wheeled motorcycle from a few years ago. People come up with bad ideas without thinking them through all the time, prototype or not. 1) It has the turning radius of an oil tanker 2) As someone pointed out earlier, if it runs out of power for any...

If I talk to a dirtbike rider, he'd say that I don't know what I missed not riding dirtbikes before going to sportbikes, too. It's all a matter of personal preference, risk tolerance, learning capability, and a variety of other factors most people don't have any clue about when they make blanket...

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Yeah I also wonder what happened to that giant theft ring they busted last year. I wonder if they were the clowns who stole my bike back in March 2011.

Feel free to point out the parts that didn't actually happen as described. You will find none.

Here's the third side of the story, mine: 1) I've been a very close friend of Marc's since mid-2005. The last thing he would do is take time out of his life to whine about problems he didn't start or cause. Marc is a more stand-up and honorable person than I think anyone could ever know in...

Disagreed. Given that your only two options seem to be either static lining from 4,000 feet or tandem diving from 14,000 feet, I'll take the latter any day, as I did for my 25th birthday. Can't beat that full minute of free fall.

The old addage is "you don't appreciate what you have until it's gone" and I retort with "you can appreciate anything you want anytime you become aware of its value to you". I never lived to honor my parents' wishes, and instead have always done my own thing from a very young age. Still to...

Yes it was, thank you.

It wouldn't have to be privatized at all, it could simply be state run according to some set schedule/agenda, the contract to dig the tunnels. Nobody would see any signs, subways run underground :P

That seems like the source is US-based. Can you provide evidence for the claims made on the Canadian side?

"During the summer of 2003, when outside temperatures exceeded 110 °F (43 °C), Arpaio said to complaining inmates, "It's 120 degrees in Iraq and the soldiers are living in tents, have to wear full body armor, and they didn't commit any crimes, so shut your mouths."" Haha, priceless. But...

Labor Camp Labor Camp and you guessed it, Labor Camp Solution to the dilemma of having too many people mucking up, and too few things produced at the cost of Chinese manufacturers. Win-win. In fact, one could use prison labor to dig the subway tunnels the TTC is so ready to overpay for...

Not that I care too much, but he and his multi-generational family go by this. My former friend's children would be exempt from having status, unless he breeds with another Indian. That's what he and his father and his grandfather all subscribe to. It's possible they're wrong, but I suspect they...

It costs more to execute due to the legal process, not due to a $1 bullet or a $50 chemical injection. On the other hand, labor camps PRODUCE value, hmm... something to think about.