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might be a little NWS.

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Couple Busted for Refusing to Pay Tip | NBC Philadelphia

That's crap. A tip is supposed to reflect the quality of service and is not a mandatory part of the bill. I've worked in restaurants for tips, so I rarely tip less than 20% at a bar or restaurant...but if I'm forced to serve myself you can believe the waiter or waitress won't be getting a tip from me. Anyone else think this is crap?

Possibly NWS :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egcXvqiho4w

Disclaimer: NO, I will NOT give your 3 minutes of your life back. Watch at your own risk!

You've been warned.

I'm doing a statistical research, where i'm comparing the quality of living in Little Rock AR and Birmingham Alabama...Right now i'm comparing the income and the data i have gathered shows that men in birmingham makes more but female and the per capita income in little rock is higher..i'm trying to understand qhy is the...plus the cost of living according to forbes of both cities are pratically equal
..any thoughts?

SAN DIEGO - FBI officials say an elderly, thin, gray-haired man nicknamed the "Geezer Bandit" is responsible for holding up five San Diego-area banks since summer.

Investigators say the man appears to be in his 70s. Officials say that in the most recent robbery Monday, he approached a Bank of America teller in La Jolla, displayed a handgun and asked for cash. He fled on foot.

FBI spokesman Darrell Foxworth says investigators believe the man is also responsible for robbing four other San Diego County banks since Aug. 28.


Law enforcement officials are offering $16,000 in rewards for information that leads to his arrest and conviction.


'Geezer Bandit' sought in Calif. bank heists - Crime & courts- msnbc.com





Am I the only one who realizes that this is most likely a man DRESSED up as an old man. Like in jackass when Johnny Knoxvile dresses up as an old guy, he looks almost identical....lol

Is Johnny Knoxvile a bank robber? LOL :banana

So, wife snapped a pic of our son a few months ago, flash surprised him so she snapped another one real quick and got this little gem....

we both think its hilarious....

well, we want to put the picture on a shirt and give to one of the grandparents for christmas.... but we're wanting to put a little caption bubble above him with some little saying but nothing we can come up with seems to work right....

so, thought i'd see what you all could come up with.....

enjoy.....

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Pay attention to my world civilization professor, or stay on SBN?

So, I will be picking up a Canon Rebel XT this evening for $275, and I was wondering what books or websites are good to help get beginners into it. I know there are a few members here who do use DSLRs. I'm just looking to get past the normal point and shoot of regular cameras to take better pictures. I figure this would be worth getting over a regular camera that only would have 4x or 5x zoom which isn't usually enough. Right now, I will only be using the 18-55mm lens that comes with it until I can learn enough to where I'd be able to utilize another lens.

Not a cop basher at all but this is ridiculous.

And her mother put the cop up to it!

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First U.S. marijuana cafe opens for business in Portland

Cancel your flight to Amsterdam – the U.S. just got its first marijuana cafe on Friday. Located in Portland, Ore., the Cannabis Cafe shows how attitudes have changed since the Obama administration moved into the White House. A month ago, President Barack Obama told federal attorneys to ease off medical marijuana prosecutions.

The widening use of medicinal marijuana has forced governments into a tenuous legal balancing act, according to a Reuters report. Some states passed legislation to allow it, starting with California in 1996. Nonetheless, a federal ban remains in place. The operation of businesses like the Cannabis Cafe, as well as marijuana establishments in California, has been possible as long as federal authorities have chosen not to pursue them. Unlike the shops in California, though, the Portland establishment is the first in the U.S. where certified medical marijuana users can both acquire and consume their marijuana, as long as they stay out of public view.

Madeline Martinez, executive director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws in Oregon, says that the Cannabis Club "represents personal freedom, finally, for our members." NORML supports legislation to legalize marijuana.

"Our plans go beyond serving food and marijuana," Martinez continues. "We hope to have classes, seminars, even a Cannabis Community College, based here to help people learn about growing and other uses for cannabis."

The Food is For Sale, but the Pot is Free
The Cannabis Cafe's new home is a two-story building with an interesting past. Once upon a time, it was occupied by a speakeasy, and later, an adult entertainment club called Rumpspankers. The Cannabis Cafe is a private club, but any Oregon resident who is a member of NORML and has an official medical marijuana card can gain entry.

Members pay $25 a month for use of the cafe, which has a capacity of 100. The product offered is not sold. Rather, it's provided free over the counter from the "budtenders" employed by the establishment. Food, of course, is available for purchase, but the club doesn't have a liquor license. (Why bother?)

The potential market for the Cannabis Cafe is small, but likely committed. Approximately 21,000 patients are registered to use medical marijuana in Oregon, with doctors prescribing the drug for a wide range of illnesses, among them Alzheimer's, diabetes, multiple sclerosis and Tourette's syndrome.
Eric Solomon, the proprietor, says he still just runs a coffee shop and events venue, as he did before he converted it to the current format, but he says, "now it will be cannabis-themed." Film festivals and dances are expected for the second floor ballroom, not to mentioned marijuana-themed weddings.
Neighboring businesses have mixed feelings about the new cafe, but they are hopeful that it will benefit them, too. David Bell, who works at a nearby boutique, is "withholding judgment." He notes, "There's no precedent for it. We don't know what to expect. But it would great if it brought some customers into our store."

First U.S. marijuana cafe opens in Portland - Yahoo! News

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So what happens when people get tired of hearing about DIABEETUS???

They pick fights......

BUT GET DEALT WITH!!!!!!!!

YouTube - Elderly Couple Fight with Two Drunk Girls in the Street