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I do see your point about pharmacists being a better analog for gun dealers, but Purdue pharmaceutical was also liable in the opioid crisis, and that would be a much better analog /equivalent for the manufacturer.

It doesn't work like that . . . In many cases the Manufacturer doesn't even know . . . Some of them certainly do

Maybe I'm misreading the 2nd paragraph, but it seems like you're saying: it doesn't work like that, except when it does

A modest proposal, to be sure.

I would think that they could be liable in the same way pharmacists were for the opioid epidemic.

If they can prove the manufacturers were supplying a 'suspicious' number of firearms to a couple of dealers like the pharmacists were supplying a suspicious number of pills to pill mill doctors.

No dummy, you're missing a decimal point. California only pays 19 CENTS per kwh.

And if conservative Texas is so great how come they pay 20% more per kwh for electricity than deep blue Washington State?

Everything's bigger in Texas, especially the idiots & excuses.

Only 129 million English speakers in India according to Hindustan times. So USA is the country with the largest number of English speakers with over 300 million.

I think it might depend on their contacts. There's a high potential for a non compete clause

Press Gazette asked Guardian management whether this was a breach of its deal with the NUJ. A spokesperson said this was a matter for Tortoise Media..

"Their check cleared, not our problem anymore."

We could always go for blackjackandhookers.vip

Has a classy sorta ring to it

live off of loans collateralized by stock

Definitionally cash poor.

iirc most of his wealth is on paper, in the form of stock for his companies. He's relatively cash poor

Israel has to take over all of Palestine first (and maybe parts of Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan). It's why trump wants America to control Gaza, so he can be the one to pull the lever on Armageddon by handing it over. */s

And some ram ffs.

Please allow me to be the first to sign up to your @blackjackandhookers.org instance

And what about his wife? Incontinenta Buttocks?

$50 per week saved times 52 weeks in a year, over the course of 40 years would be $104,000 (excluding interest). If you could get a consistent 3% interest rate it would only take $25 per week to get to $100k over 40 years

I wouldn't expect a 22 year old disabled person to be bumping up against the max, but if they're able to save consistently until they're 62 they certainly might.

That is super cool! Thanks for taking the time to reply!

Oh, I've never heard of mechanical splices, only the ones that heat and melt the fibers together. Can you do custom lengths? Is there a machine that does it?

I would genuinely love any info you have

Lethal injections and electrocutions can go wrong

You say that like a firing squad is a sure thing, and it can be, if they don't miss. Otherwise it'll take quite a bit longer than lethal injection or electrocution.

in September 1951, a Utah fir­ing squad shot Eliseo J. Mares in the hip and abdomen and that it was “sev­er­al min­utes” before he was declared dead

The equipment required to fuse glass fiber to connectors is still slightly more expensive than a set of crimp tools. Really cool machine though

Lol, I didn't say he worked out, just that he took the steroids. Probably thinking they'd do all the work for him.

Though your theory seems to have some merit.