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MetalMario
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Kurt Cobain’s death certificate is in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio
I mean… Of all the things?
I mean… Of all the things?
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christina ricci is bout that 
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kdawg
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I never gave any thought to rivets and I would put a pocket knife or small change where the pocket watch was supposed to go.
Also never seen anyone actually do anything but eat directly out of the paper container of Chinese food
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Dude sounds pretty knowledgeable but just how he kind of learned this from going to court cases, know this. If you call 911 and talk for 5 seconds and hang up, they're probably going to call you right back. I mean you could choose to not answer the phone call and make up a story as to why you didn't, but just know that.
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When I took my gun safety course the instructor told us it's best to say "I'm a victim of a crime. I'm at wherever. Please send help" and that's it.
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MetalMario
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Probably just an ad but interesting if legit
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CAP..
How do they paid for the attorney so quickly?
How do they paid for the attorney so quickly?
Remy LeBeau
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This is clearly an ad but I see prepaid legal made it to the digital age.
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I would assume it's automated. Attorneys sign up to be a part of it and when someone pays for the apps service they get paid out of a pool of money.
I'm sure the lawyers made sure they got paid
kdawg
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I would assume it's automated. Attorneys sign up to be a part of it and when someone pays for the apps service they get paid out of a pool of money.
I'm sure the lawyers made sure they got paid
Definitely an interesting thing. It’s got to be a subscription where everyone pays a small amount regularly - so there’s a pool to pay probably multiple lawyers to be on stand-by. If it wasn’t and you had your card registered that wouldn’t make sense to me - they bill you for the length of the call? That could get expensive.
I work p/t for what is essentially a private law firm - mainly medical negligence - and that’s what we do - everyone pays a fee and out of that we cover everything (with insurance underneath if we have to pay damages etc). Folks often think they can do it cheaper - and you can, but you can’t do it well without the scale of people paying and not needing support.
Edit: yep, monthly fee.
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"Political refugee " "flee"
T0INE
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folded the bills look like the twin towers burning
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folded the bills look like the twin towers burning
If you do the 1 dollar bill it looks like the pentagon on fire
