Man it sure is crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide.
charonn0
Nougat and flame.
It's pretty much as clean going into the pipe as it is coming out. Water pipes are kept pressurized so that any cracks or breaks push water out instead of letting contaminants in.
My mom's early 90's minivan. I think it was a Voyager.
Me over here in my Spaceballs shirt.
I bet they have good weed, though.
I looked then and saw that his robes, which had seemed white, were not so, but were woven of all colours, and if he moved they shimmered and changed hue so that the eye was bewildered.
I always imagined his robes were iridescent, like a soap bubble or mother of pearl.

"Privacy" in the modern sense is less about protecting you from personal embarrassment or financial loss, and more about protecting society from the dangers of mass data collection.
Historical examples of mass datasets that were misused:
- The Nazis used demographic records (birth, death, marriage records, etc.) to identify Jews and other undesirables in conquered countries.
- Japanese Americans were identified for internment in part through illegal use of census information.
- The Rwanda genocide was facilitated by tribal information being printed on drivers licenses.
In none of these examples were the data collected for the evil purposes it was eventually used for. In some cases, the evil purposes were completely forbidden by the rules governing the data, but they were used anyway.
Information is a form of knowledge. Knowledge is power. And power in the wrong hands is dangerous.
When in doubt, shut up.
Surprised the article didn't point out that the "Tim" axis is also pointing in the wrong direction.

My thought process while reading this: