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InitialDave posted:Yeah, though we have the opposite problem here, the police won't pursue scrotes on stolen motorbikes in case they get hurt. No helmet, no pursuit. Hey man, here you go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n8KrdixvZc (I think the shooting might not start until a few minutes in). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFmj1s8nD70 no shooting, but still.
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Yu-Gi-Ho! posted:Yup. They hosed with the 1 out of 10. I may not have money for a lawyer, but I'm self employed. Which means I have a whooooole lot of time on my hands when I need to be a gigantic dick. Is this in Dallas or in Austin?
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You can always find some code violations and call these guys. http://www.dallascityattorney.com/cphome.html Or just leave. Lawyering up sounds like it's unnecessary for you given you've gotten what you want and as you're moving there's very little upside in looking for some kind of justice. Of course... for $10 you can probably copy a bunch of leaflets saying things like "Leases transfer with the transfer of the property. Your current lease is still in effect. You can request a copy and Texas law requires a landlord to provide a copy of the lease within three (3) days of a tenant’s written request for a copy of the lease. Failure of a landlord to provide a copy of a lease to a tenant within the three (3) requested days will prevent a landlord from enforcing a lease. If the landlord is trying to raise your rent, you DO NOT HAVE TO PAY THE INCREASE (but you still have to pay your old rent). You should request, in writing, a copy of your lease and make sure not to pay more than you owe." then put them under everyone's doors and post them around the property. Here's a good resource. http://www.tyla.org/tyla/assets/File/Tenants%20Rights%202014.pdf As is this. https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/overview-landlord-tenant-laws-texas.html
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Rhyno posted:As far as weight lifting I may as well be! This sucks! Just go and do it. That’s all. Very few things matter even remotely as much as consistency. You’ll always be stronger than some dudes be weaker than others. But go for you, not for anyone else. Plus it takes like 2-3 weeks to really get into the swing of a new program if you haven’t been lifting for a while. Are you stretching and foam rolling? I find a good rule of thumb is spend 1/2 the amount of time you’re lifting on stretching. So 30 minutes lifting, 15 minutes stretching. Also, for the first two weeks, Advil. E: how did you gently caress up your shoulder doing deadlifts? If it’s really messed up, take it easy but still do what you can. Going and doing 15lb weights is better than doing nothing.
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Seminal Flu posted:gently caress the steaming pile of cancer that is YouTube targeted to kids. Purely fwiw, sometimes, pretending is a useful way to deal with this kind of fear. She knows it's not real so it's only fair that if she can get scared by something fake she can use something like a stuffed animal or whatever to pretend it will fight the bad thing off. Alternatively, something real and big that's special. "hey kid, sorry that's scary. We both know it's not real, but here's a breaker bar. Anything comes through that door that's not me or mom and you hit them right in the face with this and they're going down for the count." Either way, it still sucks when other parents (in particular) or the world (in general) ruins all the good parenting you've been doing. Seminal Flu posted:
This drives me crazy. Lying is developmentally appropriate behavior for kids. Don't be surprised when your kid lies or pretend they always tell the truth. They're literally supposed to be lying to their parents and then those parents are like "nah, not my kid." Yes, yes, your kid. And all the other kids too.
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Seminal Flu posted:I must not have been clear. Of course a child that age is going to lie, I agree... That's typical development. The problem I had was the child's FATHER assuming his snowflake could do no wrong and his lack of responsibility-taking. Or maybe we were saying the same thing. Yeah, I was agreeing with you.
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Apr 12, 2018 20:44
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Applebees Appetizer posted:This is probably our #1 priority with our son. Do not loving lie to us or the punishment is going to be ten times worse than if you just fess up. We stress to him that we need to be able to trust him if wants to do things now and in the future, and lying is not going to help him if he wants to have any kind of freedoms. If it's in highlights it must be true and good advice. https://www.highlights.com/parents/articles/four-truths-about-lying
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Darchangel posted:
This is entirely consistent with my experience of how the world works. Maksimus54 posted:Honestly probably a hell of a lot easier with a 5 month old than a toddler. At least they can't run around the cabin yet... Give the kid baby advil an hour before takeoff and an hour before landing. Give food or a bottle during takeoff and landing.
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