Flashing headlights to warn of speed trap protected by the First Amendment: judge

salchichasyqueso · 1 day

I heard a story of 2 kids that got into trouble for something similar. The first kid that walked up the road from a police trap and held up a sign warning people about the afore mentioned speed trap. The second was a bit behind the speed trap with a sign asking for a thank-you tip.

Perhaps a wives tale but I liked the initiative it showed.

iainkek · 2 days

This is the traditional opening to a knifey spoony match.

Mind_Virus · 3 days

And what do you feel about the principle of "innocent until proven guilty"?

TheResPublica · 3 days

It's actually a big difference. Many countries consider you as a non-resident, and don't tax your overseas earning, if you spend the majority of the year outside their territory. But you are still free to come and go for a decent part of the year. And the move can be temporary and repeated many times through your life.

rubaisport · 5 days

We don't invade other countries for the lolz anymore. For example NZ is still uninvaded.

Exactly. I'm glad your with me that this is another problem we need to fix.

rubaisport · 5 days

Well, they would be Australians anymore so it would be OK.

brttf3 · 5 days

If there is more than one of you, you could split the risk and carry both.

TheResPublica · 5 days

Is this it... just skim read it but it seems unless the move is permanent and you don't go back to the country for more than 61 days a year then you should be paying tax. I have a Norwegian GF and I have heard her Norwegian friends talk about whether the bother paying or not. Most don't, but apparently you are supposed to.

http://www.skatteetaten.no/en/International-pages/Employee/planning-to-work/foreign-employer/77617/Information-for-people-who-have-income-or-capital-abroad/?chapter=92854#kapitteltekst

UCFSam · 7 days

I have wondered before wy no-one puts a monitor on an armband that so many of use to hold our phone / ipod as there is a big artery going down the inside of the arm that must register easily.

TheResPublica · 7 days

Did you know that only the US and North Korea require Americans working overseas to pay income tax?

Norway taxes you also.

Cutsman3 · 25 days

Here you go peeps.

Zan0 · 28 days

Or even dog-gone pawful

pleasle · 29 days

According to the journal of renowned scientist Dr Pringle and his experiments, once you pop you cant stop. So this would support your hypothesis of a personal explosion.

nanomatus · 29 days

I don't see any valid arguments for their logic. E.g. "If societies were entirely cooperative everyone would be same-handed" and they site sharing tools as a reason. Firstly I would guess much of this evolution could have happened before tools were sophisticated to be hand specific (insert left handed screwdriver joke here). Secondly I see many situations co-operation could be aided by having different hand preference. For example going back to tools if a group was fighting as a unit it would be best to have left handed people on the left side and right handed peeps on the right side.

And the model doesn't make sense to me without more detail. They say number of left table tennis players is high as this is "competition" yet in golf of is low because of "co-operation"... I wonder if like they are making variables within the model to meet an answer...

soundman07 · 29 days

I assume there will be an additional period for companies to integrate the chips into laptops also.

ubrkifix · 1 month

It was decision made on a gut feeling.

jacKofKats · 1 month

I must have a huge desire to wear traffic cones in my subconscious.

Gustomaximus · 1 month

Any discounts for Australians :)

UrinalCakes · 1 month

They should really close that hatch.

Axel_McFly · 1 month

Read both of David Olgilvy's books. Then read them again.

Confessions of an Advertising Man

Ogilvy on Advertising

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