That's not what they said. You ignored the beginning of the sentence.
How adorably naive.
For the US: The Supreme Court has ruled that flashing your lights to alert other drivers of an upcoming speed trap is protected by your First Amendment rights.
Flipping off a cop is also protected, but that's less helpful to others.
Aside from maybe my local paper which reports on things NOBODY else cares about, there is not one source that I would want to invest in like that.
Paywalls nudge people towards choosing one or two sources for all of their information. The more sources they pay for, the less value each one provides.
Diversity of information is better for society.
Dammit Jim! I'm a doctor not a comedian!
Looks to be a combination of the cleanest (rounded) number for that currency, and how much are the people there willing to pay.
I feel like I'm too old for this answer for two reasons, but:
I get 6-7!!! 🤷🏻♂️
Let me know if you ever find out how to make it stop.
No. At the very most someone might say it, but that's about the end of it. Unless someone is jealous, I can't see why anyone would hold it against either of them.
"I am very smart" vibes. This guy read a book and needs to let everybody know it. There's a good chance he actually is intelligent, but obviously has a LOT to learn.
Yup. He got my iTunes code and I got his Amazon code. All worked fine.
I'm with you. Thinking of sour is more likely to get my mouth working.