Got mine out at 31.

Was out of my desk job for a week. Went back under general anesthesia to fix a bleed and out for another week.

When they say to look for grape jelly in the back of your throat. I saw exactly that.
Woke up with it and had dried blood everywhere.

I didn't have fun breaking my cauterizations open. I just suffered.

I'm glad you got your nut on though

I was not honestly.

I thought his sentence was something fairly lengthy and his appeal denied.

Given the fact I handle almost exclusively drug distribution and domestic violence cases now, I had no reason to.

I thought he was in jail.

His case went up on appeal and I cited it a few times. Didn't know he was released.

Just drove through rural parts of the state for the holiday.

Lots of downed trees and saw a few leaning on wires.

Definitely an issue. And I think it is worse since it was the first real cold storm of the year coupled with the wind that did such damage.

I have a natural gas heater and water heater. Neither is new or efficient. I pay maybe 50 a month during the winter for natural gas and I keep it at 74 since the house is 75 years old and drafty.

Natural gas ain't bad

> because some piece of trash is trying to discard him via the oh so eager commonwealth justice system.

Or he actually abused her and continues to violate the court order that he not do do?

> Autoworkers allowed the Japanese to take a huge chunk of the market

Except Japanese employees were more productive in the 70s and built a reputation for well priced quality. Now Japanese cars are made in the US.

> Metalworkers have all but been eliminated. That business is now in Asia and Russia

Counterpoint. Arc furnaces are more versatile, cheaper, and efficient than large blast furnaces and the demand for structural steel has diminished due to suburbanization. There's still significant metallurgy in the US is just smaller scale.

They're from York. Up off north George Street

Also from York.
I disagree

I'm sorry. But that's all Mexican places that aren't the legit Mexican places. The holes in the wall are where it's at. You're acting like Qdoba should be gourmet.

And the food scene in York is not bad at all. In the city you have the left bank, Roosevelts, and the central market.

In the rest of the county you have so many options.

But MINUS the negatives of living in west Virginia!

Same. I think I'm running next time. Officially

I mean they can't drive if they die in jail. Which in some cases is where this is going.

If your second DUI was in 1999, unless you were sentenced super late in 2013, any new DUI will be a first offense

I mean. How exactly do I go about doing that?

Solve their murders myself?

I can think of 3 instances where people were murdered and the police let it go as an accident because they knew they were involved in drugs and see it as no loss

That's 3 in one year in a county of less than 50k.

Balls.

So fun fact. I have dealt with PSP quite a bit in rural areas.

They're real bad at their job.

I can think of multiple murders they labeled as accidents to avoid reporting them. Multiple.

Rural pa is statically more dangerous than Philly you just don't know it.

And traffic? Who the fuck cares. Just give me a mass transit system

No but you certainly do not find the same level of services further out.

Though there are counties that have somewhat decent services but those are often paid for by a democratic city in the center being leeched off of by the suburban and rural drains

Hey man. I hope you find some schizophrenia meds that work eventually.

This might be a bit of an out there answer, but in Blair county you can be in a bit of a rural area while still being in hollidaysburg school district.

Anything with a 717 area code is, roughly, south central

Fun fact. If he were to be pulled over now with marijuana in his system. He would be charged with a second degree felony with a maximum of ten years, which by state is required to be imposed. He would also be looking at, I believe but I'm not 100% sure since it's a new last, that it would be a 2 year mandatory minimum which would, again by law, have to be served consecutive to any other sentence he is currently serving or that would be imposed

It's not about just this guy

Police are notoriously shit about being honest about why they pull someone over.

As a defense attorney, I routinely see people pulled over for de minimis infractions.

And I don't see the people pulled over for de minimis infractions for the wrong reason that aren't ultimately charged with anything

> which is more likely- the cops have lied about this one guy 12 times, or he’s a habitual drunk driver who should never be allowed behind the wheel again

That the cops saw that he was suspended for DUI and used that....