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my cat shits in her box but sometimes shes way at the front and her butt hangs out and i come home to a cat turd, on the hallway floor anyway enough cat poo poo stories for now, bye
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:what the gently caress is a diabetic alert dog for idk but we hooked a friend of a friend up w/ the company he does the training for cause they were looking for one
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i started googling and the famous hunting lab kennel here was like the 4th thing down, apparently they train them. weird.
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I'd love a reject guide dog, there's a guy in my building who helps train them to be in offices but you're not supposed to say hi or pet them 
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Dec 10, 2014 00:11
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uber has been banned in spain http://www.bbc.com/news/business-30395093 uber lawyerz posted:This is a highly unusual commercial court proceeding and preliminary ruling brought against us by a Madrid taxi association. UberPOP is our ride-sharing solution and is about sharing the costs of vehicle ownership and helping people give up their cars and we will continue to run the service. Getting more people in fewer cars is good for the environment and good for our cities. This ruling is inconsistent with broad political acknowledgment in Spain and across the European Union on the benefits of sharing economy services, at a time of high unemployment and a floundering economic recovery. Getting more people in fewer cars is good for the environment and good for our cities <= i think this is the only true statement in the whole thing i read that an option to carry out the ban is to ask the telco providers to just block connections to the uber servers which is a pretty novel idea that might work
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poty posted:i read that an option to carry out the ban is to ask the telco providers to just block connections to the uber servers which is a pretty novel idea that might work while that is certainly a cockslap i get leery of telcos blocking connections to anything that isn't directly malicious-traffic related holy poo poo i just noticed that pun
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poty posted:i read that an option to carry out the ban is to ask the telco providers to just block connections to the uber servers which is a pretty novel idea that might work lmao
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they can deregulate all they want and break taxi co monopolies but if youre earning money you better pay taxes/ss like everyone loving does. sorry if im mad but my accountant told me im paying >10k next june
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born on a buy you posted:president crow would like you to know asu isn't even in the top 10 party schools anymore as an asu alumnus (lol), president crow is an ok dude in my book. yeah he's overpaid and cares too much about sports and fundraising. but when some group of batshit tea partiers tried to get a state bill passed to allow students and teachers to carry guns on campus to DEFEND ARE SELVES, he put out this press release quote:Arizona State University, like any major research university, is a very special and very complex learning environment. In addition to more than 70,000 of our own college students, we have day care centers, elementary school programs and thousands of elementary school age visitors in a given week, as well as thousands of out-of-state teenagers and their parents visiting. so he's a good guy by my reckoning. i didn't understand that bill at all. literally none of the faculty or school administration supported it and neither did >95% of the students. bunch of wack jobs trying to push their own "freedoms" on people who very much did not want them
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Jonny 290 posted:seizure dogs are amazing and awesome  , it's super coolbut what would you think of people registering seizure doges if they also had electronic seizure detectors that were more effective actually is there even some kind of process for that? can you just say "my dog detects when i'm gonna glitch out" or do they have to demonstrate the ability to be able to get registered
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Sagebrush posted:
Pretty sure you can show them the five digit receipt from the dog purchase to slide by that one.
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i worked in an office with a dog and iirc it was one of those stupid tiny ones and it would run around yelping and piss on the floor this happened bearing in mind the main office was only about 3 metres wide and maybe 10 metres long my friend works at an office where one of the managers brings in his akita and from what i'm told it's a very chill sitting dog that likes to contemplate but even so she probably smells and stuff basically i don't like dogs haha!!
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my daughter's dentist has a golden or smth but he was just chillin in a back hallway and i noticed him while we were paying or w/e. idk if hes a service dog, the dentist is in a wheelchair tho so maybe
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i wouldn't want a noisy bullshit dog but if it's one of those big mopey dogs with big sad eyes that's content to just curl up for a few hours and occasionally let out a big ol' *sigh* then hell yeah bring on that office dog
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PuTTY riot posted:my daughter's dentist has a golden quote:idk if hes a service dog lol cmon son whitest dog, whitest medical profession
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:i wouldn't want a noisy bullshit dog but if it's one of those big mopey dogs with big sad eyes that's content to just curl up for a few hours and occasionally let out a big ol' *sigh* then hell yeah bring on that office dog ive got one of these and he owns. he won't get his lazy rear end of the couch half the time tho lol
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Jonny 290 posted:lol cmon son idk he strikes me as the 'i am capable of doing this myself i don't need a service dog' type of guys
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my last job at a startup had dogs. i do not like dogs so much anymore. we had a beagle, a terrier + pug + pitbull mix, an old dying bag of bones of some kind, a german shephard, we had some kind of poodle-esque dog. any time anything diesel would be audible, the beagle would go loving ballistic, like seeing red circling infront of the front door beagle barking insanely. this would rile up the owner who on a bad day would loving scream and sprint into the front office and pick up said beagle by its collar and fling it across the room onto the couch  sometimes said bealge would piss he selfthe old dying bag of bones was incontinent and would piss and poo poo himself daily if not more than once a day (he also farted all the time) the terrier mix or w/e it was was extremely eager to play and be hyper and would piss herself if you overstimultaed her the poodle-thing was quiet and reserved and overall not a problem, didn't smell (i believe she was washed weekly) the german shephard smelled like dog but otherwise was very docile and relaxed (potentially due to a heart issue, extremely slow heartbeat) office dogs loving suck
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oh yeah i forgot about the rottweiler
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sometimes the tiny little terrier thing would agitate the rottweiler who would go loving ballistic and attack the poo poo out of the little dog (sometimes drawing blood), this involved tons of dog screaming and people screaming and swearing and peoples hands getting bit sometimes the beagle would do the same with any of the other dogs
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Mido posted:beagle barking this is The Worst and it is contagious to other dogs
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the last dog office I was in there was the one good chill dog who was quiet and old and he'd sniff around under your desk occasionally and you'd pet him but 95% of the time he was sleeping and all was good then my boss at the time got a "jackerdoodle" [jack russell/poodle mix] puppy and it was the worst, in addition to it barking and being a spaz it would constantly harass the old chill dog and pick fights with it
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Los Angeles and San Francisco are suing ride-sharing startup Uber for making misleading statements and breaking California law, the latest in a series of setbacks for the company. In a statement, the two cities' district attorneys say that Uber misled passengers about the effectiveness of its background checks, misrepresented fees for safety checks and airport tolls, operated in airports without permission, and did not get state approval for the system it used to calculate pricing. "Uber has refused to comply with straightforward California laws that protect consumers from fraud and harm," said district attorneys George Gascón and Jackie Lacey. "These companies can be innovative in the way they deliver services without ignoring the laws that protect the public."
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Sagebrush posted:as an asu alumnus (lol), president crow is an ok dude in my book. yeah he's overpaid and cares too much about sports and fundraising. but when some group of batshit tea partiers tried to get a state bill passed to allow students and teachers to carry guns on campus to DEFEND ARE SELVES, he put out this press release 
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qirex posted:Los Angeles and San Francisco are suing ride-sharing startup Uber for making misleading statements and breaking California law, the latest in a series of setbacks for the company. In a statement, the two cities' district attorneys say that Uber misled passengers about the effectiveness of its background checks, misrepresented fees for safety checks and airport tolls, operated in airports without permission, and did not get state approval for the system it used to calculate pricing. Must be fun for Gascon to have to convince Ed Lee to let him go after one of his buddies.
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:what the gently caress is a diabetic alert dog for people pay attention to dogs once they start barking
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poty posted:i read that an option to carry out the ban is to ask the telco providers to just block connections to the uber servers which is a pretty novel idea that might work another idea that might work is to criminally charge an organization that continues to operate in defiance of a court order could Napster have said "yeah, you issued an injunction, we're just going to ignore it" without execs being held personally for contempt and the company and its assets being seized?
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really every instance of a company ignoring or attempting to evade a court order should result in a RICO prosecution, that poo poo undermines the rule of law and can't be allowed to stand
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newreply.php posted:they can deregulate all they want and break taxi co monopolies but if youre earning money you better pay taxes/ss like everyone loving does. sorry if im mad but my accountant told me im paying >10k next june 10k? rule 36 up in here!
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eschaton posted:10k? stop posting
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eschaton posted:really every instance of a company ignoring or attempting to evade a court order should result in a RICO prosecution, that poo poo undermines the rule of law and can't be allowed to stand lol. i like to dream too. but this is bubble 2.0, this time it's different, remember?
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born on a buy you posted:stop posting
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not you, you keep going 
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infernal machines posted:but this is bubble 2.0, this time it's different, remember? techbow islands
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it's great, by any reasonable definition uber is a criminal enterprise. an international criminal enterprise. their entire business model is illegal pretty much top-to-bottom in almost every market they operate in. they run counter-intelligence and smear campaigns against their "enemies" in business, the press, and possibly even in government. they run their business like bond villains made flesh. and because they're a bunch of pasty SV techbros no one is going to do anything to hold them accountable. ryan graves could build a death ray on the loving moon at this point and it wouldn't be the least bit surprising.
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infernal machines posted:it's great, by any reasonable definition uber is a criminal enterprise. an international criminal enterprise. their entire business model is illegal pretty much top-to-bottom in almost every market they operate in. they run counter-intelligence and smear campaigns against their "enemies" in business, the press, and possibly even in government. they run their business like bond villains made flesh. and because they're a bunch of pasty SV techbros no one is going to do anything to hold them accountable. he'd try to crowdsource the death ray instead ans act confused when he finds out you can't make one out of used nissan stanzas
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Nintendo Kid posted:he'd try to crowdsource the death ray instead ans act confused when he finds out you can't make one out of used nissan stanzas that's 20th century thinking. he's going to disrupt the death ray space and innovate a new paradigm of mass terror
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