I doubt it, at least in the US. The rich have a lot of influence over how laws are made, and I don’t really see any appetite to pay a greater share.

hunter2

the greater good

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It looks like it’s from https://stackoverflow.com/site-analytics, but I don’t have sufficient karma to see the raw data.

Ha, I was tempted to make basically the same comment. I’m super weary of people mixing the two up!

I bought the game after the badwater addition. It’s an early-game problem IMO – you’ll probably only see 2-3 bad tide events before the beavers can get a mitigation system in place

Is it not an ID because of that? I don’t see the relevance of mentioning address here.

Edit: oh, proof of residence? I went back and re-read the GP. It makes more sense in that context.

United States ID card

Passport seems like it sorta fits, but it’s hardly universal.

In fact, I do prefer to buy generics. There are dozens of us!

Broken in Firefox

Central park?

Wait, we are? TIL.

Lots of great recommendations here. I’d also add Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold. Her Penric novels are quite fun, too.

The Hornblower stories are also excellent. They might hit a bit simpler – the characters are a bit more heroic, a bit less complicated. IMO both are worth reading, but they hit a bit different even though they sail through similar waters (I was going to say ‘covers the same ground’, ha!)

They don’t exist

You, sir, are a punk.

Take this upvote and carry on.

I live in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. My neighborhood isn’t the best for walkability – there are definitely better areas in this city in that respect.

To the nearest convenience store: 1.5km To the nearest chain supermarket: 1.9km To the bus stop: 140m To the nearest park: 480m To the nearest big supermarket: 5.8km To the nearest library: 1.9km To the nearest train station: 800m

Straight-line distance to Big Ben: 6450km

I’d heard the cigarette version before. Blows my American mind.

I had to look up the recipe to figure out the slur you were alluding to…yikes. I don’t blame you for not repeating the name here.

I’ve usually heard “right of way” used in terms of sense 3 of the dictionary. I’ve never heard it used to refer to the ability to make a road – that just makes me think you have a skilled construction crew on speed dial.