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Gonna use this as a master thread for every patriotic-themed consumer product I see through Independence Day
please send me tips
Our house style is to use a parenthetical explanation with an introductory signal, unless the sentence to which the citation is attached explains why "see."
"The sky is blue. See Foo v. Bar, 123 S.W.3d 456 (Tex. 2014)." WHY SEE? The unexplained signal is sloppy.
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Many women are being doxxed by Rambo Van Halen
New achievement unlocked:
I’ve made it on an author’s acknowledgment page. Thank you @RamboVanHalen for telling the world that I’m a freak.
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"MAGAs are saying [the Constitution requires civilian control of the military]"
I’m guessing he sold it or had a stroke that changed his personality like Fetterman. I read Drudge religiously since 1998 and even listened to his radio show. It’s not just that it’s anti Trump now it’s also just joyless.
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Is a gully not still a gully when it's wet?
Do you even hear yourself?
(And you can't mock my spelling error, since I caught it first!)
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Yes.
And the style has evolved, so I have always been in compliance. (A wizard is never late ….)
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There are some shops specializing in hardware, but the crossover to automobile keyless fobs is another thing.
I have a gate lock that takes a sorta exotic blank. My local hardware store will cut keys, but not a blank I bring in . . . not tried harder-to-get-to-shops.
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456 here is the whole case. I could use a pincite to the spot in the opinion that supports that specific proposition: 123 S.W.3d 456, 459 (Tex. Etc
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(The correct answer is select Ace Hardware shops, who can order and duplicate keyless entry for cars. The entire thing is really sketchy, with tech pulling-out a flight case with some key programming that runs on a subscription service . . .
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In Seattle, I can't *find* a physical locksmith shop. Every listing lies, and is actually a mobile locksmith who wants big bucks just to show up. But actually, not even that, they are brokers dispatching independent mobile locksmiths.
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