Raptorpat

Relevant: http://money.cnn.com/2018/03/24/technology/facebook-data/index.html

Happ borthda

you have won at being a chucklefuck

pockets got picked yesterday

for what it's worth, i have never been in a wedding party but I've been a pallbearer for three funerals, which is like the sad version of a wedding

^ is the highest number of narakus

I don't think you can get kicked out of folders

I think you sent me a friend request and didnt act on it right then and there, and then I accepted it like two years later when I found it again

You know, I think you're right.

Is that @Deus is a big, pink D.

It's all taken care of, ma'am.

If there is a distinct divide between legit convo and flaming garbage, I try to split the thread and only move the garbage half to spare the nonoffenders.

My youngest sister is 12 and a half years younger than me

tell him to waste his birthday on the internet

where u at @UncomfortableGoatee

the tide pod thing is over already no need to jump on that bandwagon now

Yeah, that's definitely not in doubt. All they need to do is sue every one of those parties, and the defendants between themselves will fight, probably bitterly, over who is liable. Plaintiff just has to sit back and wait.

Yes, unless the state can pass a law that determines liability. But none of the parties you listed are going to say "yeah ok, pass a law that says I'm to blame if something happens" so without guidance from the courts, the legislative process would either get stuck or pass something based on the politics (like whoever doesn't lobby up gets stuck with the bill) rather than substantive policy repercussions. But like in my other example, sometimes it takes a while for courts to work out the best solution.

The problem with the "waiting until it's ready" line is that liability must either be spelled out in statute or else it will only be determined through the courts. So assuming that state won't be able to come up with a framework for liability, the only way for us to figure it out is through a trial after someone gets hit and dies. When airplanes we're first introduced, courts originally imposed the liability on the victims in crashes, basically under the rationale of "airplanes are crazy and you knew what you were getting yourself into." It was only after years of society getting used to passenger airplanes that the case law began to flip to what it is today.

No, but that doesn't mean you're not

maybe there's something we can do to help everyone organize game time and stuff because adulthood makes scheduling video games a chore, but at the same time, we do have our own message board

That thread was so bad that not even a sadist could enjoy it

let's ask naraku4656, he made a thread about sport so he must know sprt

@KaptKrunch is here