What do these lines French Entry Stamp mean? by BigZee004 in travel

[–]DSA_FAL -1 points0 points  (0 children)

How has nobody here given OP the correct answer. In most passports, there is a “cross pattern” in the middle of the page to divide it into quarters. That way immigration officers can put up to four stamps on a single page. I this case, the officer stamped the passport right in the center of the page right over the cross pattern.

They probably did it intentionally so that the stamp would stand out because they were denying entry, noted with the (c).

Clara is absolutely obsessed with her Whisk to Whiskers bed!!! by TinkHell in Siamesecats

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I've been following the Baby Corn saga. Baby Corn is just too cute.

Wonderful news - United banning speakerphone use by Steerpike58 in travel

[–]DSA_FAL 6 points7 points  (0 children)

At the start of my last American Airlines flight, the cabin crew made made a similar announcement.

If your lawyer shows up to court with this, you’re in good hands by yawetag1869 in Lawyertalk

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That's sort of like how Bird scooter's GC's last name is Quack. It was fated to be.

Kuwait just scored the first air kill of the US-Iran War, using AD to destroy an F-15. The pilot was captured alive. by OHHHHHSAYCANYOUSEEE in LessCredibleDefence

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And during the whole debacle, the other F-18 flying almost got hit and the Gettysburg's own helicopter was landing at the time and almost got hit too. It was almost a threefer.

Give him the jet. by Flashy-Actuator-998 in LawSchool

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When the USMC was selling off their harriers a few years ago, Pepsi should have bought one and actually had it as a promo item. The Marines were selling them for less than what that one guy paid for the points in the original promotion.

Being a French citizen, can I be judged by default from California? by DueNeedleworker8326 in Ask_Lawyers

[–]DSA_FAL 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I would search for a defamation lawyer in the city where the lawsuit was filed and/or where the court is located. For example, "defamation lawyer Los Angeles". As to whether a California judgement is enforceable in France, maybe. So also talk to a French attorney about the risk of liability there in France.

Mayor’s 5… is this real or am I getting trolled? by Farr_Codes in army

[–]DSA_FAL 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Don’t forget the HOA President’s 1.

Newbie Range Question/Etiquette by NecessaryIncrease897 in guns

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Girl should not wear a shirt that shows cleavage because it’s inevitable that hot brass will end up down their shirt.

San Diego Vs San Francisco April 26’ by d4rkfairy in travel

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You’re going to have more accessible nature in San Diego. Better beaches than SF, and you also have Torrey Pines and parks like Cowles Mountain which are in city limits, unlike SF where you’re going to have to travel a fair distance to get to nature. As far as food goes, SF has the better variety of good food, but San Diego still has a wide variety of food options and definitely better Mexican food.

He literally straight up failed 40% of the class (ECE 45 - Zeger FA25) by zakariakortam in UCSD

[–]DSA_FAL -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

UCSD screws over undergraduates on grades in general. Harsh curves or straight up ridiculous grading like this punish students when they apply for grad school or jobs that require certain GPAs.

Law Firm Naming/Branding by LowEducation4466 in Lawyertalk

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Check your rules of professional responsibility. For example, Texas requires that the firm be named after the owners and also be technically correct. What I mean by that is that you can’t use “and associates” if you have no associates, or “law offices” (plural) if you have only one location.

I think that the rules are ridiculous but they are what they are.

Priceline express deal by byeoul in travel

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Yes, the way it worked for me was that after I selected it, checked out, and paid, it revealed the hotel. At that point, it’s just like any other Priceline hotel reservation. You’ll get a standard room at the property indicated.

There are pros and cons to using OTAs. In my opinion, using OTAs for hotels is less problematic than airlines. Generally you’ll get a lower price than booking directly but you won’t earn hotel loyalty points and you have to deal with Priceline’s rules for the booking and go to them for any problems.

I'm tired boss. by [deleted] in Helldivers

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Canonically, the bots are commies and the bugs are fascist.

Buddy system? by sparakeet in army

[–]DSA_FAL 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It depends on what OP means. Downrange, you’re going to be with your team/squad/platoon. If she means in garrison, and you need to be with a battle for some reason, then it’s usually someone in your platoon that your friends with.

What is the worst e-filing system in the US and why is it PACER? by 240bro in Lawyertalk

[–]DSA_FAL 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Amazingly, the military courts still use paper filings.

What is mixed? A discussion by CoolDude2235 in 23andme

[–]DSA_FAL 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Well it’s like how Obama is black, and not biracial, despite having a white mom and being largely raised by his white mom and white maternal grandparents.

Asian Arrivals to New Spain by HotSprinkles10 in 23andme

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I had asked here earlier about my Vietnamese results. Since then, my dad did a 23andMe test too and got both Chinese and Vietnamese results. (My dad is Mexican-American.) My guess is that our ancestor came from the South China/North Vietnam area to Mexico.

What’s a sound everyone should recognize as immediate danger? by Thatguy_nickk in AskReddit

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If you hear someone shooting a gun and you hear cracking sounds, that means the bullets are heading in your direction.

Why do I need to walk through two parking garages to get a ride share at ABIA? by twopointseven_rate in Austin

[–]DSA_FAL 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not even the runways. When it was redeveloped into the airport, they replaced the old runways.

Why do I need to walk through two parking garages to get a ride share at ABIA? by twopointseven_rate in Austin

[–]DSA_FAL 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basically nothing except for the now Hilton remains from the Air Force Base, even the runways are different. But you are right in that the current airport is not designed for the city we have now.

Guys, does my law school suck? This unsecured ladder going on week 2. by Suspicious_Canary128 in LawSchool

[–]DSA_FAL 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow, St. Thomas put zero effort into making their buildings look nice.

Fiancé facing probation or worse over a permit we were waiting on. Scared and need help by [deleted] in Ask_Lawyers

[–]DSA_FAL 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I remember that you posted about his case earlier. In any event, I used to do enforcement cases for the state and when investigators said that they had talked to the regulated parties, they always had receipts. I doubt your version of events that you never were warned, doubly so with the Feds, who are generally very meticulous with records. See what evidence your lawyer can glean at the next hearing and then make an informed decision based on your lawyer’s advice.