Maybe in Michigan... when you get your car inspected in MA they disconnect them... apparently.
Can confirm they do that here as well.
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Maybe in Michigan... when you get your car inspected in MA they disconnect them... apparently.
Little piece of advice, I'd take a look at the state driver's manual. Rules can vary state to state. I believe we all tend to think U.S. driving laws are uniform, false.Can confirm they do that here as well.
I mean it's literally a demonym listed on the states Wikipedia page so...
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I drove into Manhattan 1 time... it was enough.
the secret to parking in a city is to find a garage and walk or get a cab the rest of the wayDriving in Manhatten is a rush like no other, trying to find parking lead me to depths of despair I wish to never see again.
“Not their character” ! I think that is exactly what is driving their actions. It sure is not their love of the nation !!Not going that far. I can only comment on what was done. Not their character. I have the same observations about GOP Senators from Utah and a political party whose Platform includes a plank calling for the divestiture of the Public Lands.
I would not have been surprised if I had seen a “Q” painted there either.
Just really disgusted.
Being a teacher, I suppose you decided on that profession for a reason. Thus, you should have the answer to your own question !As a public school teacher I’m confused. What exactly am I going to teach them?
“Not their character” ! I think that is exactly what is driving their actions. It sure is not their love of the nation !!
I do that now, but when I was in college, broke, and a shot of Jack then cost an hour of wage, I didn't have that type of luxury.the secret to parking in a city is to find a garage and walk or get a cab the rest of the way
I don’t know much... obviously... but I know the list of people who have gotten a ticket in NYC and driven an elk out of the hills in Montana with the same Corolla is pretty short.Driving in Manhatten is a rush like no other, trying to find parking lead me to depths of despair I wish to never see again.
I think your Crola is a crime sceneI don’t know much... obviously... but I know the list of people who have gotten a ticket in NYC and driven an elk out of the hills in Montana with the same Corolla is pretty short.
I told my wife I’m not getting rid of it till we are past the statue of limitations.I think your Crola is a crime scene
You are so correct. I am a science teacher. I teach laws and theories based upon known facts. I do not teach opinions. I also teach students respect. Respect yourself, others and the environment you’re in. I teach students to respect others opinions, by respectfully asking for the reasoning that led to it. Sometimes the answers aren’t clear. Sometimes facts are incomplete. Students learn to be right, wrong, and not to have an answer. Students learn that it isn’t about being right, or winning. We also learn that the truth changes as new facts arise. We all win with the truth. Thanks for pointing that out. Cheers!Being a teacher, I suppose you decided on that profession for a reason. Thus, you should have the answer to your own question !
Or... a proud boy posing as an OAN reporter interviewing Peter Pan dressed up as a grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan about how the Twin Towers were actually knocked down by magical socialist unicorn farts in an attempt to bring radical communism raining down upon our great country in a crash of glitter!? Let’s ditch the conspiracy theories and enjoy some good huntin’ talk. It brings us together.Yes or Antifa being Antifa
I believe that is called the Jersey shuffle.Little piece of advice, I'd take a look at the state driver's manual. Rules can vary state to state. I believe we all tend to think U.S. driving laws are uniform, false.
For instance.
Driver's manuals
www.mass.gov
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I thank you for bringing me up to date on your thoughts as a teacher. I have known several who did not meet your apparent principals, and we need more that meet your standards ! With the liberal concept in today’s classroom, it appears that much of present teaching is more than a little slanted to the progressive structure of thought. But then, I am of the older generation and know that things have changed much in my time, and I suppose education procedures have not stood still. Thanks again !!You are so correct. I am a science teacher. I teach laws and theories based upon known facts. I do not teach opinions. I also teach students respect. Respect yourself, others and the environment you’re in. I teach students to respect others opinions, by respectfully asking for the reasoning that led to it. Sometimes the answers aren’t clear. Sometimes facts are incomplete. Students learn to be right, wrong, and not to have an answer. Students learn that it isn’t about being right, or winning. We also learn that the truth changes as new facts arise. We all win with the truth. Thanks for pointing that out. Cheers!
Not to pull a "Jersey shuffle" on this thread, but could you elaborate on the part of your post in bold? Not trying to debate or judge, I genuinely want to know more on your thinking.I thank you for bringing me up to date on your thoughts as a teacher. I have known several who did not meet your apparent principals, and we need more that meet your standards ! With the liberal concept in today’s classroom, it appears that much of present teaching is more than a little slanted to the progressive structure of thought. But then, I am of the older generation and know that things have changed much in my time, and I suppose education procedures have not stood still. Thanks again !!