Maybe you should go back to mass then....

Like I said, there's no question that he'll be charged with something, the question is, what can they charge him with. Why did you have a problem with what I said? They're trying to make sure they don't miss/undercharge him.

This quiet offends Slaanesh.

Same in Lewiston Maine

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Sunsets were generally amazing across the state last night. Here's Dover.

> but in most cases you could make reasonable assumptions about 2nd and 3rd choices, and try some simulations or something.

That is not what I was suggestion - those would be the assumptions that would lead to pure guesswork as results.

I was talking about monitoring the actual results from states or towns that are using the specific voting methods that are discussed.

It's called Cover now because a lot of people went there thinking it was an addiction recovery center.

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"It was sarcasm..."

Was it? That would imply that you didn't actually think he would be released on PR. Was that what you meant?

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The article literally says "held without bail".

JFC, the smallest amount of effort to glance over the article was too much for you. Apparently you would just rather make shit up to be outraged about.

So move

Yes, not my video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSkJNtDvjaw

Yup, loved their chips too but they had been in decline a while. My dad got a case of chips at the fire station he worked at. Every bag had ants. Sad they couldn’t keep things going.

I had the same experience. Its tough to overcome.

RE: End of contract price hikes. I am not here to argue, but it appears my experience with Direct Energy is different than that of some posters. I have been with them for at least 10 years and have never experienced an end of contract price hike. Each time my contract expires, they renew it at the existing rate. I am presently paying 0.07kWh.

It is possible that the way they are allowed to bill is different from state to state, but, again, in NH, never had a price hike.

Also, their "locked in" rates are locked in at their end. If you are in a 3 year contract and choose to leave for a better price, there is no hassle.

let’s just throw away American exceptionalism why we are at it…. Who comes up with this crap?

Can go on fiver

Wise chips are too salty.

I don't know if you could do anything useful with past polling results, since that only gives a person's first choice, but in most cases you could make reasonable assumptions about 2nd and 3rd choices, and try some simulations or something.

Most of the examples you have 3-4 candidates that are all almost equally liked. That may be more likely in a primary than a general election.

Really? Because I put a gun to my head, and ended up in jail for 3 weeks. This dude actually shot the fucking gun, and there's an investigation?

Yes, it's a real question, what is your problem?

You can try Lagacy Lane Farms Stratham NH

> But until someone convinces me that these are extremely unlikely to happen IRL

That's hard to prove without real life examples.

At the end of the day, one can use the one voter in those examples to stand in for a group of people that decides to vote a certain way and the math will hold.

And it would be tough to predict future voter behavior without actual results from real elections - can only speculate so much before one's assumptions become unrealistic.