dneverever

Property law is not a bad thing. In my experience doing land work, it seems like the lawyers we hired to review our abstracts hardly work and billed an insane amount to the oil companies (since they have deep pockets). The title opinions that I read over the years seems that being involved in property law is a good career and interesting. But there is a lot risk if you make a mistake and a landowner sues the oil company.

Already have two business degrees, a third useless degree, and three minors. Going back to school to try a new line of work. Sucks getting laid off after 8 years of steady land work.

I said I was most likely going to throw it away and already have. I have no use for it personally. I just wanted opinions on the topic. I believe in karma, it will show when she interviews for a job.

I was just surprised about the amount if information on the flash drive. Just pisses me off at the time, but I'm over it.

How am I being a bitch?

I won't give it back. Probably just throw it away.

Question 1) Are you a dude ?

Yes

If you answered yes continue on to next question

Question 2) Is she female ?

Yes

If you answered yes continue on to next question

Question 3) Is she attractive ?

No

If you answered yes continue on to next question... If you answered No to any of the following just give the jump drive back to its rightful owner.

Question 4) Do you know how blackmail works ?

Yes, but that's not in my nature

I was working alone on homework in the computer lab at my school this evening. When I was leaving, I notice a flash drive that was left accidentally in one of the computers. I open a document and realize it belongs to one the students in my class. I also notice on the flash drive a set of folders. I click one of the folders to see what was in it out of curiosity. The folder contains every single test, quiz, homework assignment, walk-through, etc. with the correct answers.

I know cheating is a common occurrence in school but this seems excessive. What do you believe I should do in this case? Leave it alone, tell the professor or the dean, any other options?

So I just finish watching the movie Edge of Tomorrow. The movie had a commercial before the previews about consensual sex (no means no). It had Daniel Craig, Obama, Biden, etc. speaking about no consent sex is wrong/illegal and we need to stop it from happening. The commercial had me thinking about the whole concept of no means no with regards to this thread.

Is the whole point of no means no to punish sexual predators or to empower women, feminist (based on the thought that men are the rapist and women are victims)? The reason why I am asking this I believe that in this case the sex was consensual on both parties, believing the article is 100 percent accurate.

Usually liberal and/or progressives lead the way on this belief that if a woman is intoxicated she can’t consent to consensual sex. How would these same people react, if that they believe if a person is intoxicated they can’t consent to sex, if the two people in the article happen to be gay men. In this case, who would be the victim and who would be the rapist. Would it be the first person to cross the finish line and state that he was rape? Would you believe that the school would kick out the student “charged” in the rape or would they not bother in this case. If the school would not bother in this case, how would the gay lobby react in this case. Would they go after one of their own or would they go after the school with regards about not respecting gay rights.

It seems to me this is more about women’s rights than about punishing sexual predators.

Looking at the renderings of construction compared to the actual photo taken from field level, why is there a goal post structure on the east side and on the west side it looks like construction of luxury boxes? I know they are putting videos boards in the corners but it doesn't look symmetrical. Maybe the picture is misleading to my eyes.

One odd thing about those movies is the first one for sure was shown on CBS. Only found them after reading Gary Larson's wiki page. Very odd movies.