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3100 miles a week, every week, 52 weeks.

Armed employee gets into it with an irate customer. Irate customer manages to get gun, shoots someone, and the liability gravy train departs for court.

Wow, there was a trial and everything, and it came out in the trial that "one or two punches or kicks by each defendant was not intent to kill," yet you can make a statement like that. It's impressive that you know more about what went on in the minds of those who participated in the assault...

If it took 40 kicks and punches to do all that damage, and one person did all 40, then yeah, they should get 30 years. But if 40 people all got in one each, then 30 years for each of them is a little overboard. It's like the motorcycle riders who pulled that driver out of his car in NYC. The...

Here's the PDF of the warranty. http://www.ford.ca/resources/ford/general/pdf/service/DieselCARETotal.pdf 300,000 in 24 months is just a snotload of driving. If you're driving that much, and getting a dollar a mile, you really won't have to buy an extended warranty, because you'll have more...

Except the actual numbers and events (a.k.a. reality) don't agree with yours.

As is often the case in mod violence, not everyone in the mob contributes equally, and therefore should not be equally punished. I didn't watch the trial, so of course I don't know, but based on the comments from the judge and others involved in the trial, that seems to be the case with these...

The biggest problem with running for an owner first, in a van, is all the sitting you'll do in a van combined with making no money because you're splitting it with the owner. That right there can turn a lot of people off in a hurry. My advice would be to take $5000 to $8000 CASH and buy a good...

I don't know why, but the above paragraph makes me think of three words: Fox.News.Babes

Really? I'm the one that fails to see ambiguity in an absolute, and fails to see exceptions when there are none. You, on the other hand, manage to see ambiguity inside an absolute, and can find exceptions where they have been expressly eliminated. Yeah, no, I have to concur with the face palm...

Using "ALL" would be unnecessary, and redundant. "Invaders are always shot." Always, means always, and would necessarily encompass "all." If you are an invader you will be shot, since invaders are always shot. As it is, his statement is unqualified and absolute. For there to be some ambiguity...

It's grammar, not gammer. It's doesn't, not don't. And it's "Maybe you can find a nice grammar school blog in which you can post all of your grammar stuff." If you want to be taken seriously (and in some cases read at all), you'll at least make the effort at coherent, comprehensible...

That's a rather ignorant knee-jerk reaction. The reality is, the greatest advancements of mankind have largely been paid for by governments. Great Wall of China, The Manhattan Project, the Eisenhower Interstate System, the Apollo Program, are all examples of great (and expensive) achievements...

Oh, boy! Oh, boy! Oh, boy! YAY!!!

Topic: Target rich environment, and the logical fallacy thereof

That we have foolishly and stupidly stopped investing in the space program.

Neil deGrasse Tyson's words are very powerful and should be heeded closely. Part II is rather sobering.

You don't believe in Karma? Do you have a refer?

Thus far, no one has been able to show a correlation, without using highly selective data. So, no, at this point, there is no correlation between the two. You would be correct. It's risen dramatically, especially since 2008. They ignore the hunting accidents because it's irrelevant to the issue...

According to one of the most fervent vocal gun control groups on the planet, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, between January 2009 and September 2013, there were nearly two mass shootings per month in the U.S. They compiled the report to use as ammunition to make anywhere and everywhere a Gun-Free...