And an accident. But from reading the article this guy, like the last guy in the Camaro, was an accident waiting to happen...
http://www.altdriver.com/crash-burn/near-miss/
http://www.altdriver.com/crash-burn/near-miss/
Another left lane cruiser causing road rage
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This. Dipshits thought they were helping by pulling over, but GET OFF THE GOTTDAMN ROAD! I did lol at the 2nd car pulling off with the cell phone dangling out the window, he be like "oh goodie, this going on youtube". If he didnt have the phone, I bet they'd have kept driving.
Guy thought his horn caused the wreck. Oh and it wasn't a near miss, it was a near hit. A near miss would indicate he was hit but the person almost missed.
That's interesting...but not as interesting as the one with the Japanese bikini girls further down on that page - http://www.altdriver.com/insane-stunts/ken-blocks-brand-of-gymkhana-terrifies-these-ladies
I thought he was apologizing for how he reacted to his passenger.
Take it up with the authorities who publish dictionaries.
I am sure that authority is in the locker room. Hopefully they will see this and update their dictionary to say it is a term used incorrectly. They really should be using near hit.
I don't know perhaps the same reason cargo is on ships and shipments are on cars/trucks.
Why are there braille drive through ATMs?
Because it would cost more to run two sets of dies molding the plastic buttons. Cheaper to use the same button in all situations.
It speaks French and likes hockey?
But if it is doing the activity in the woods and no one sees it, did it really happen?
Parkway refers to roads that usually have trees planted on the side, or more specifically in the grass median between lanes. That's what the root 'park' is referring to.
A driveway is a private road from the house to the street. If you have a very small piece of property it is probably only good for parking on.
Wouldn't the volume matter in this equation assuming they have the equipment to run more than 1 line? As while having one mold may be cheaper, the extra raising for the braille would be using more plastic. Granted it may be a relatively small amount. but for large volumes covering all the ATMs world wide, it could potentially add up which in turn could prove to be a net lower cost by having 2 sets of dies rather than 1.
Yes, the volume would matter. The people paid to make as much money possible producing and selling these things decided the volume of plastic that constitutes a braille dimple does not represent a cost savings over running additional dies and maintaining separate inventories.
The material going in the die in this case is probably the most trivial expense. Down time and man hours changing dies, or just man hours and capital cost of running additional lines have been judged greater than the aggregate savings of plastic dimples.
Are you sure this analysis was done or they are being forced to do it whether they did the analysis or not because at least in America, the ATM machines must meet comply with the ADA law?
Because CMA pooped in the bathroom, rendering it unusable for the rest of the day.
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