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Could the same not be said for the 6A?

Right, so which phone should I buy second hand that has a great camera and doesn't cost the earth?

I had a 4A, currently I have a 6A, and I was going to get a 7A but apparently that's a bad idea too. Fuck's sake.

I'm not really sure how to put this but... duh?

Media portrays a place in a way that isn't true to the reality of it, amazingly a subset of people are taken in by this trope as old as time. It's "The Big Rotton Apple", Paris Syndrome, and stuff like that and I'd assume has been around as long as we've had cities.

Why not just make the article "watch the show 'Too Much', please"?

Belkin are awful.

Only two out so far. The third is arriving in December.

I felt it was significantly worse than Crystal Skull.

Did we watch the same movie? I marathoned all the films and Dial of Destiny is dire. To be honest, only the first film is truly great. I'd probably rank them 1, 3, 4, 2, 5.

When your national policy is "la-la-la-not-listening".

...get fucked USA.

Unless I've misunderstood, which is entirely possible, HOA people aren't anonymous remote bureaucrats - they live there, don't they?

Antagonising someone with batshit stuff like this seems like a good way to cause significant problems. Such as being forced, through the threat of mortal violence, into a situation involving arson. It feels like a plausible level of rage in response to this kind of unreasonable arseholery.

As in:

Being an absolute piece of human garbage and treating someone the wrong way + recipient of shoddy treatment has easy access to the threat of mortal violence = bad news bears

In a nation of so many firearms how are these people ballsy enough to pull this nonsense. It seems like a great way to end up trapped in a burning house.

As in pissing off someone that lives in your neighbourhood by being this level of awful seems like a supremely bad idea.

A family with a child murderer as its head is obviously more honourable than the alternative. Morons.

I'm curious what the numbers look like for commercial properties standing empty because they're investment vehicles for legal financial shenanigans. I'm talking about how many offices we've built over the last twenty years when anyone with a lick of sense could see this was a waste of time.

I don't mean "why aren't we doing that instead" - the article just gets me wondering about how much space we've wasted on worthless concrete garbage that stands perpetually empty.