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Damn, was it Nogales ??

Juicy field leads. Lars, and The Hague. If you think a legal order has been part of a diversion, you have to check your dea permit, which you can get. And go into research.

For the most part I think it is. I learned this in the fall when I was running some trails and ended up coming up on the top of a lift in Park City and thought I was trespassing. But apparently if you can get up there whether on skis or on foot you can do it all. I guess what you’re paying for is the lift and all other transportation services.

I can't imagine living in LA on $60k/year. $30k I'd just assume is living with parents, 4 other roommates in a tiny house, or they are just supplementing while their partner is the breadwinner. Oof.

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Are you saying putin is help helping rhonda helping rhonda get trunp out of his heart

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No one reads the articles. I bet 4/5 people think this is teachers pay.

For one this is not about teachers but support staff.

Second they are part time so the “living wage” Bernie Sanders crap you want to say is for part time employees.

Finally, police stupidity that won't cost us money.

On second thought, those cops are going to sue.

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I never measure anything, but I use:

either beef or beef mixed with pork, onions, sometimes green onions, ginger, garlic, all sauteed in sesame oil.

Then add: water, a little sake and soy sauce, oyster sauce, sugar, doubanjiang, tianmianjiang, tofu obviously, maybe some chili oil. Next time I'm going to try using Korean chili paste. You can add starch, too.

Sometimes I'm happy I was too poor growing up to be able to get into any shit like this. Playing on the railroad tracks and in abandoned industrial yards was dangerous enough

Use the term, legally executed going forward.

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Also sounds like the ground was hard ice. Makes a huge difference what you are falling onto. And how. I’m guessing their tandem sled ride was a “dare us” gone tragically wrong.

This shows what it looks like from the top. Not an ideal sledding location.

https://www.summitdaily.com/news/copper-mountain-resort-opens-superpipe-to-public/

Not if you interrupt operations necessary to their business. Even if they're on public lands. For example, if you're trying to ski down slopes and they're out there doing avalanche control work or grooming, you don't have the right to be there.

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