For safe driving the order in which you do certain tasks isn't an issue.
For your test, it "may" be ( reading the German poster below). If you live in a country with strict driving tests the only true answer will come from the organization giving the test. The driving school hopefully can also give you that answer.
Meh it had some used back then. I used it to keep track of local news and police. Things would often show up hours before other sources. Local schools pushed closing and such, making it more convenient.
Get older, get comfortable, falling asleep and remember you forgot to pee.
Wake up now and go pee?
Or
Fall asleep knowing you'll wake up at 3 am having to pee really bad?
Best troll I've seen in a while. Can be taken either way!
Minus one point for low hanging fruit though, at this point even mentioning "diet" and "cat" in that sub will start a shit storm.
Exactly, and very often the only difference between BS level courses and MS level were the need to write extra papers and get better grades. And almost all of it was theoretical.
There are many ways this could go wrong morally or legally. Without being there, no one can know. (Which makes it dangerous legally).
Just because she vomited doesn't mean much. Especially, since they were "pre gaming". Idiots in college would often slam shots or beers in drinking games, throwing up before they had a chance to really absorb much alcohol.
Morally, it depends on the power dynamic. How drunk was he compared to her? In this case, it sounds like the OP wasn't drunk and made the safe decision. Even if he would be morally/legally right, the situation with the bf would probably involve a ton of unneeded drama.
Just because it's not a bot, doesn't mean it's free expression. Several governments are paying thousands of people to push and argue propaganda.
I suspect they do, especially since Reddit's been using shadow bans for many years. It would be fairly simple to have a second account just double checking each post of the "main" bot account.
Yeah, world was the primary landing spot for most last July (myself included) from Reddit. It's also hosts many of the most popular communities. So it's not surprising.
I've had to ban a couple mods myself.
The instance your are on may be blocking it?
TBH, I spend way way too much time browsing all, and don't see all that much.
I will say it does tend to run in spurts, you'll see like a dozen posts at once then none the rest of the day
In the US at least, almost all doctors have total ironclad control over their schedule.
Source, worked 17 years in a mutli-hospital system that also had over hundred practices.
Not saying shit doesn't happen, I just spent an hour and a half at a Vet, because they had dog it by a car come in. But it's mostly on the doctors themselves if it happens chronically.
I still cry for good ten cent wings back in the early nineties :(