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Pat Farrell wrote:Not Cash and Cocaine?
Not Cash and Cocaine?
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Vishal Pandya wrote:I have rarely seen people giving hard cash. Just swipe the card and you are done! And If i am not wrong then at some places they just don't except cash atall.???!!!
That's not actually true. You don't see Amazon taking cash, do you?Pat Farrell wrote:Technically, any business must take cash, "tender for all debts" etc.
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You don't really buy an iPhone, you put money down and pay for service. The credit requirement is for the two years of service.fred rosenberger wrote:Apple once refused to take cash for purchase of an iPhone
Vishal Pandya wrote:Lets say you are at the crossroad and waiting to cross, now even if there is green light and you didn't press button for crossing, the vehicle will wait and let you go first.
Ulf Dittmer wrote:
Vishal Pandya wrote:Lets say you are at the crossroad and waiting to cross, now even if there is green light and you didn't press button for crossing, the vehicle will wait and let you go first.
Do you mean the car had a green light? If so, don't depend on it. There are big regional differences in how drivers will react to this, so if you value you life, ...
Ulf Dittmer wrote:Do you mean the car had a green light? If so, don't depend on it
Maneesh Godbole wrote:Its 3 'B's and not the 4 'C's
1) Beach
2) Babes
3) Booze
Vishal Pandya wrote:BTW, I don't follow you here.
Ulf Dittmer wrote:Do you mean the car had a green light? If so, don't depend on it
I have never seen a car having green light.
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Vishal Pandya wrote:When you are in a new country, you see lots of new things every day and night. It gives you new experience,new environment and many more things. You can blurt all of them here .Let me start with,
1) If you are in US then 4 'C's are necessary.
- Computer
- Car
- Cellphone
- Credit Card
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Andrew Monkhouse wrote:As Ulf said, pedestrians crossing against the light (crossing when they don't have right of way) is treated very differently in different parts of America, so please don't risk your life too often. I have seen cars in Seattle come to a complete stop from 50 miles an hour to allow pedestrians to cross. But the same would not occur in Boise.
Vishal Pandya wrote:now even if there is green light and you didn't press button for crossing
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Vishal Pandya wrote:
The priority given to pedestrian. It's very good. Lets say you are at the crossroad and waiting to cross, now even if there is green light and you didn't press button for crossing, the vehicle will wait and let you go first. This is really nice.I thought to test it again, waited for green light and jumped on the road, again the same result. I tried this just for the sake of testing and not daring.I know that the result may not be same always. In my native country, this is not the case.
Andrew Monkhouse wrote: I believe it is very standard for cars to yield no matter what, so I doubt there is any need for the police to try and enforce it.
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There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
SCJA
When I die, I want people to look at me and say "Yeah, he might have been crazy, but that was one zarkin frood that knew where his towel was."
I once saw a chicken cross the road.
If I become filthy rich, I'll sponsor research for painless dental treatment at Harvard Medical School. Thats why,I'm learning Java.I have 32 teeth, 22 are man made.
Poor is the man whose pleasures depend on the permission of another.
W. Joe Smith wrote:pedestrians technically always have the right-of-way, at least in a legal sense. Basically if it is a green light for me while driving and a pedestrian steps in front of me trying cross and I hit them it is still my fault because they had the right-of-way. .
Maneesh Godbole wrote:I once saw a chicken cross the road.
I wouldn't be surprised if in future US get president from one this roots.
Ulf Dittmer wrote:The USA is way ahead of you: the current president is the son of a foreigner (meaning, of someone who didn't even immigrate permanently).
Vishal Pandya wrote:. Here, Spanish, Mexican,Chinese and Indians are in majority.
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