If you were under house arrest and you lived in a mobile home, wouldn't you be able to go anywhere you want?
If you were under house arrest and you lived in a mobile home, wouldn't you be able to go anywhere you want?
dc 21 said:If you were under house arrest and you lived in a mobile home, wouldn't you be able to go anywhere you want?
These are are the kinds of questions that someone needs to address, and I mean now. Thanks for bringing that to our attention.
RonM said:It would depend if the tires were still on the unit when the sentence was handed down, however DC this needs more study, could you spend some time on this and get back to us, if you come up with a viable answer we may send you to Wash to work on the fiscal cliff problem...
If any of the following three criteria apply the residence is considered permanent:dc 21 said:RonM said:It would depend if the tires were still on the unit when the sentence was handed down, however DC this needs more study, could you spend some time on this and get back to us, if you come up with a viable answer we may send you to Wash to work on the fiscal cliff problem...
Ron, the fiscal cliff problem is nothing compared to this dilemma. That is why I posted on HPA, so some of the most brilliant legal minds on earth could dissect and resolve this problem.
They wore chintzy plastic helmets that were made in china. They would have been safer wearing bandannas.GIE said:Why do kamikaze pilots wear helmets?
Just because you dont know anybody that slipped on a bandanna peel, it doesnt mean they're safe.Danesdad said:They wore chintzy plastic helmets that were made in china. They would have been safer wearing bandannas.GIE said:Why do kamikaze pilots wear helmets?