michael clarke

@TheEXECUTlONER_ Yellow allows no right of way for anyone. Both are at fault. Cam driver did more incorrect when more could have been done properly to prevent to accident

@TheEXECUTlONER_ Poor experience all around by both drivers honestly 1. Neither of you can see each other due to the car to the cameras left. Meaning both of you shouldve braked. 2. Yellow light absolutely means slow down. 3. You never turn into the direction of travel of the vehicle to avoid

Yellow traffic light, going straight and this car turns in front of him. The officers told the driver going straight that HE should have braked. What do you think? Any lawyers out there? 🤔 I disagree. The driver going straight still has the right away.

@ThrillaRilla369 $1.05

What's the cheapest you remember paying for a gallon of gas?

@jeff_of_norwich There are companies that give upward of 6 or more. You start with 2 then build up another week each year

I refuse to believe that Americans only get two weeks off a year That's bloody criminal You should get at least five, NOT including public holidays

@biasedmsufan @mkultrataco @midwest_it_girl An assumption being common and an assumption being correct are not the same thing.

@biasedmsufan @mkultrataco @midwest_it_girl There is a difference in assumptions being normal and being reality. Reality says you should conduct proper research of the area you look to work at and then decide if it is the right fit for you, and if you blindly assume instead to not act surprised it doesnt fit the assumption

pov: your boomer parents bought their house in 1980

@njoyzgrl81 You're asking why a plane moving slowly on the ground impacting an object has a different effect than a plane flying hundreds of miles an hour into a building?

@MarketPalmer_ The math answer: If your house was payed off, would you take out a mortgage on your home and assume risk to invest? The answer is no. Pay off your house. The math OP uses old math that doesnt include risk

The biggest debate on finance X: Should you put extra money toward your mortage? The math answer: If your interest rate is lower than the return you could get investing the money, don't put extra towards your mortgage. The real answer: If it makes you happy, do it.

@animelovegnb @midwest_it_girl With a $91k base salary. Yeah. Pretty attainable.

@Defaultdevil2 @midwest_it_girl Like 300,000 is even attainable pfft

@mkultrataco @midwest_it_girl Stop moving the goalposts for the sake of argument. OP says "Homes in DC are a million dollars" not "safe homes in DC are a million dollars". You're going to nitpick 5 homes as if there is zero chance that there is a decent place out of the thousands on the result. Get fucked

@Defaultdevil2 @midwest_it_girl Yeah and the other ones you’ve listed are in some of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the entire country. Do you even know anything about DC?

@mkultrataco @midwest_it_girl Okay. Look at the other 5 i've posted. You got the message loud and clear

@Defaultdevil2 @midwest_it_girl That first one is Winchester, VA which is roughly a two hour commute each way in DC traffic

@DrNeilStone Water purification

Name a human invention that has saved more lives than vaccines

@AmeriKraut And she blocked me. Get fucked, bitch.

@AmeriKraut That is perfectly fine for sure. Taking all things into consideration she may need to look outside of the immediate DC area that isnt a grossly long drive into work. Though commute time may be worth the sacrifice for piece of mind. Renting close to buy further away is great too

@AmeriKraut Just say "I'm not sure thats realistic here with my budget. Most decent or safe neighborhoods cost pretty close to _____". And go from there. Nope we gotta go dramatic and bitchy every time.

@AmeriKraut As if THAT is going to make your baby boomer parent care about your opinion when they can go on zillow and see thousands of houses well bellow a million dollars. You people lose your shit over an innocent quesion posed by a mother and think you will get across being a bitch

i literally live here. please.