Recent content by ShyCat

Hi all! I'm going great, now 8 years surviving a cancer that was expected to kill me, so I can't complain. Life is good. :cool: I know I don't post often, but I'm here every day, just lurking and only chiming in when I have any hope of being useful. Okay, back to lurking mode... ;)

I've put a certain troll on ignore which even hides quotes of its vile and childish trash. Face it, consistently troll-ish behavior means it's a troll. I get enough of a bad taste just reading the actual replies to know I'm not missing anything useful, enlightening or worthwhile. I believe my...

I've been called for jury duty three times in my life, twice after I had moved out of that county/state, much to my disappointment. After living here over 20 years, I was finally called to jury duty last year. I have no idea why it took so long. I was excited to finally serve, even though I...

It's unclear: was it a pre-employment drug test that you failed?

The taxpayer's county is probably used to distribute some portion of the state-collected taxes to the different counties. That's how it works in my state.

Seems to be negligence on your part. Why do you believe the driver had more responsibility for your bag than you?

How did your camera bag end up in a position to be run over?

Doing well, thanks. I'm here just about every day but, well, that shy thing is not just a name. :giggle:

I've had mine set to not show signatures for years because some active posters had annoyingly long signatures. It sometimes felt like I was scrolling through more signature lines than actual content. Maybe I should change it back...

Sorry, but this site only deals with US law. You'll have to find a UK site.

You haven't asked a question.

When you run your own restaurant or bar, you are free to make that your policy.

You could try one of the ancestry sites that link marriage and divorce records as possible matches.

What was the weight limit for this model of chair? What do you weigh?

Yeah, insurance companies don't issue policies that provide coverage for accidents that happened before you buy the insurance. So it's either time-stamped effective as of date/time of purchase, or your policy explicitly denies coverage for anything prior to that specific date/time.