Recent content by TheRealLegoIslander

I do have a jurisdiction where this is relevant, but I'm also curious about the question in general. It's odd Election Day's date has always been knee-deep in the cold season, that's like tempting Mother Nature to be the real source of power.

I know this. I didn't think I'd get anyone upset, sorry. I redirect you to my reply before the one you're replying to. First sentence I said after the quote. It wasn't the first instance. I also never said or implied anyone said anything about cats having to be indoor cats, I was just saying...

You say that like I didn't specify damaged objects (pool filter? screen doors?), or that it would be known by a cat's accessories and camera footage whose it is. I answered those particular questions. Also worth noting that, in the cat-owning community, it's a tongue-in-cheek disobeyed hard...

There's always cameras. Family and friends keep those up at all time. And all the cats here have identifying accessories, I often have to go so far as to airbrush out collars when it comes to pictures of pets I've taken because they contain things like phone numbers in case the pet wanders off...

I could try, not sure how. Damage such as rigging a rain gutter, tearing a hole in a gazebo screen, cutting a pool filter. Sorry, English is not my most fluent language. I also phrased it how I did not knowing if I was speaking of what would end up being a criminal or civil matter. There are...

If Person A has a cat they're associated with, and it's raised to be an outdoor cat (ignoring the fact that it's discouraged in some places), and the cat wanders into the yard of Person B (representing someone I know) and damages things, and Person B confronts Person A about it, what are the...

If anyone else knew it, I did not. I never said/suggested that, none of that describes anything I had been aware of. Going by that, accessibility if one dares when things aren't closed would be key, which is another issue. There's nothing that hasn't been considered. I'm making the most of...

1. Last week 2. Seven at maximum 3. Over a hundred dollars 4. Everyone? 5. My understanding of how that's supposed to go down is pending 6. I've yet to understand that. There has been no contact between me and anyone since then.

We were not all paying, no. It was not hypothetical. There was one person being relied upon for that and now there's a burden on everyone because of that.

That ties into why I was asking, with me and my six siblings having settled the other night over dinner somewhere after some months of being on bad footing. It seemed to not inspire any questions, but someone outside the family was putting forward the notion the dinner was "a framing" involving...

Was recently with someone who put such a thing into motion (we all depended on her and it backfired), and imagining myself in the manager's position, I'm wondering, how do they determine who the main "diners and dashers" are.

In most countries, including the US, if you send mail outside the country, the restrictions are higher than if you send someone mail within it. This is, to my knowledge, legally enforced. Relevantly disputed territories have ambiguous nationality. For example, if I was Japanese, I'm sure I'd...

I would like to send mail to a disputed territory. If I do this via the postal service, would it be treated like having sent mail to another country, or would it be like sending mail to one's home country? And would the postal services of the other nation or nations who claim this territory also...

Suppose you have an isolationist country, such as, say, North Korea, albeit a country which is indeed mostly known for its projected media (anyone remember their propaganda cartoon Squirrel and Hedgehog). What happens if you violate their equivalent of "all rights reserved", or is that even a...