"The Kolling Foundation raises much needed funds for the Kolling Institute of Medical Research located at Royal North Shore Hospital."

>Let's cure Cancer!
>By committing International Credit Card Fraud!

>>39371
Hey man, the Polio vaccine was financed through Salk's extensive prostitution and extortion ring....

>>39389
Source? It's not that I don't believe it, I'd just like to read about it.

>>39392
You, I like.

God, that would be funny.

"Is Jonas Salk gonna have to slap a bitch?"

>>39377
Sounds like they jut took your drugs and let you go,


if you thiink you may have a ticket call the police station and explain the situation, they cant give you a ticket now

>>39378
The xanax is prescribed but I was worried that they'd say I had intention to sell or some shit, my mate told me it' a $500 fine on the spot for having a weapon which is what confused me as to why they'd just take it all and let me go. If I'm lucky i just lost everything rather than having the police find it.

>>39379
a box cutter isn't a weapon, not unless you use it as a weapon, ie a fight

cops aren't going to do shit over a couple pills of xanax and a bit of weed

you're safe bro, call em, but here's betting you're safe

if seen cops let people off through worse

>>39380
http://www.sapolice.sa.gov.au/sapol/services/firearms_weapons/weapons_body_armour/faqs_weapons.jsp
So even if he has no excuse for having his weapon, a box cutter, he is still in the clear? Why would you need a box cutter in a bar, unless you are a worker opening shipments of booze or some such thing?
But the most important question is: did anyone help that bobcat get down from that cactus?

>>39383

>I had a box cutter on me from work, xanax ( 6 2 mg pills ) and a small amount of weed ( half a gram ish ).

He probably said "it's from my job, I forgot/didn't have time to take it out of my pockets before I went out". Since his xanax is prescribed (but he probably didn't have it in its bottle or have his prescription with him) and the amount of weed was so small, it most likely was just taken as a precaution and then kept and smoked/taken later.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3771462/Bobcat-climbs-cactus-to-escape-lion.html

>The spooked cat stayed on top of its vantage point for several hours before eventually jumping down.

>>39375
Also, I have spoken to the landlord to no avail. And I definitely can't "not pay rent" since my roommate is related to the landlord. She told him that I was willing to take the tenants to court but the lease says tenants are responsible for their own legal cases.

>How can I find out if it's been taken or not?

http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=tess&state=4804:l3mu4.1.1

>Or do it online?

http://www.uspto.gov/trademarks/teas/index.jsp

have fun

>>39275

yeah, didn't think about that. damn that sucks.

idk the situation in the UK (assuming that's where you are) but in the US once they've accepted that lease has been terminated they have to stop charging you rent. Basically if they try to rent the place out again the lease is terminated since both parties have agreed that you are not going to live there.

Did you sign a paper that said you would pay them?
Then then you have to pay them- and if you avoid it, get ready for a lawsuit!
people like you are hilarious to slam with the law-hammer

>>39340

And while you're technically "right" (the best kind of right) you still come off as a bit of a douche bag because we both know a year's time frame is very likely more than enough time to locate another tenant who can begin paying where the initial signee left off, while compensating in the mean time. BUT WHY DO THAT WHEN YOU CAN GET A FREE YEAR'S AMOUNT OF PAYMENT FOR ABSOLUTELY NO WORK? AMERICAAAAAAAAAAA FUCK YEAH HERE TO FUCKING FUCK UFCK FUCK YEAAAH FUCK YEAH lazy shits

i just called up someone i signed a lease with to tell them that im not living there anymore. They pretty much started crying and said okay.

This was about a week ago and I haven't heard back and the property is up for rent on craigslist so I guess I'm golden.

No bump because not related.

>>39334
>>39335
What the fuck is wrong with you?

You can guess your post number on boards like this, it's not fucking hard.

Also OP is almost worse than the "I didn't want to tip so I whined and got a free meal" guy.

n fucking b

>>39341
You seem agitated, good sir.

>I didn't want to tip so I whined and got a free meal" guy.

fuck that guy and fuck you OP stop being a little bitch

>>39356
Oh dear...this is just too hilarious

>>39357

Judging by the content of your post, you don't have anything and won't get anything.

>>39350
well in that case:

>my question is how hard is it for an engineer to cross over into law?

No

>is it even heard off?

Yes

>does engineering work experience help out in an over-saturated environment?

In a marginal way, yes, you'll in a better position to practice IP law.

>>39351
whoops, that first no was meant to say it's not hard at all to cross over.

>>39352
It's OK I got it, thanks!

>>39353
Canada is pretty awesome because it's not over saturated with schools like the US, going to lower ranked schools isn't as much of a career death sentence as it is here.

You should still be gunning for Toronto though.

>>39354

Yeah... Probably would rather move to Quebec than Ontario. I live in Vancouver and I feel like pretty much every city with maybe the exception of Quebec city is going to be shit in comparison.

If I have to move East for an education is gonna be McGill.

some requirements for a name change can be waived by the judge but it's his/her sole discretion over whether to waive them or not.

Whether any particular requirement can be waived is usually spelled out in local law so I don't really know if they can/will waive the rule regarding fines for you in your area.

As for discrimination on the basis of gender, most states allow that kind of behavior from businesses in hiring practices. There are a few with laws prohibiting such discrimination.

Here's a map

http://www.aclu.org/maps/non-discrimination-laws-state-state-information-map

>>39326
In my home state of NJ, where i need to have it done, there's like no free rides from trannies. In Canada, Argentina, and most other places in the world, you get a free pass on the name change if you also do a gender change (with supporting documents). The last job I had, my friend arranged for me, and he told everyone I was trans, just 'cuz. I felt humiliated, so I resigned after a couple weeks. I told the managers there that I was intersex, my parents thought I was going to be a boy and that they were wrong-we just never got around to the name change.


Oh, yeah, MD has nothing for gender expression. I'm not surprised, it's starting to get pretty southernly this far south, haha.

>>39329

>most other places in the world, you get a free pass on the name change if you also do a gender change (with supporting documents).

actually "most" places in the world kill trans people just for being alive. "Most" places in the world disallow and condemn transgenderism.

>I told the managers there that I was intersex

are you? That might convince a judge to waive fees. But you'd have to demonstrate it with medical records. And again, MIGHT

>>39330

>most meaning progressive-first world countries

sorry I'm american

>Intersex

I mean, if i could get a genetic screening, I could use the variation on the Y-chromosome responsible for androgen insensitivity as an intersex characteristic. that might fly.

More so than the cost, I'd prefer a faster option. I've been putting my female name on my resumes I send out, but that hasn't quite gotten me anywhere yet. I'm considering using all-male identifiers on my applications and resumes just to "get my foot in the door," but that seems to only get to the interview, and it seems to get me kicked out of the interview much faster...

call 211 and ask for someone who specializes in child homelessness, explain the problem to them

>He is eighteen and I am twenty one.

Arrange to have him on your lease and call a local high school to ask about enrolling an 18 year old adult.

>>39279
Call a barrister or solicitor or lawmonger or whatever you people call lawyers over there.

Or just take it to sharia court and claim that the cop is a Jew and therefore you should get off. Exploit the tension....

>>39279
You = mostly fucked.

uklawfag out.

Don't do the crime if you can't do the time

Lol'ed. [spoilers]You're going to jail, bro[/spoilers]

>>39321
FREEZE CRIMINAL SCUM! THIS IS THE FORMATTING POLICE!

Prepare to get sexy.

>>39303

>but these people are using taking desoxyn not street meth so i don't know if that's the difference

Yeah, that makes a HUGE difference. Meth is not exactly made in the most exacting conditions unlike pharm drugs.

>>39305
Plus desoxyn only comes in 5mg tablets...while recreational doses, often not eaten, easily exceed .1g.

>>39300
Mirin picture and post.

>>39303 I have a friend who's an engineer, smoked meth thru college, 4.0
Turned one of his friends onto it, kid dropped out and his whole life fell apart.

>>39312
"Meth! Half the time it is TOTALLY WORTH IT!"

>>39299

>first off, black market drugs are CHEAPER then store bought ones

not all items sell cheaper on the black market. E.g. Tobacco.

>>39304
a cuban is still pricey brah, please explain.

Comparing the white and black market prices of currently legal but controlled drugs has nothing to do with predicting what would happen to the price of a currently illegal (with exceptions) drug if it suddenly were legalized. In one case, both markets coexist in time. In the other, the white market replaces the black.

There are several reasons why prohibition increases drug prices. They have to do with how market shares are more determined by turf wars than by the laws of competition via price/quality/marketing, with the greater priority given to stealth over economicity, with the added costs associated with smuggling, bribes, etc and many others. Just look at what happened to heroin in the UK in the 30s or alcohol in the US during Prohibition. Black market drugs are more expensive.

>>39304 All items sell cheaper on a black market or people would buy them in the store. Maybe the price is hidden inside oversight or regulations or what have you, but there is no reason for a black market if it's not cheaper. "Black market" tobacco smuggled between states without adding the higher state tax stamp is sold at a cheaper price than tobacco at other area convenience stores. While it is technically true, "not all items sell cheaper on the black market," this would be because of no black market existing. The price cannot be undercut, presumably due to economy of scales and/or a threshold profit for people to be willing to engage in illegal activity counteracting any tax. I presume there to be no tobacco black market in states with the cheapest stamp fee.

>>39309

> alcohol in the US during Prohibition

that became a black market drug, and the price grew after that ended the price of shine went way way way down, and was still cheaper then the store bought stuff.

one thing though, the bootleggers who ran the speak easys and the stills didnt become upstanding citizens after prohibition ended, they moved into other illegal actives and organized crime.