on conference call, one of our senior associates dialed in remotely and all of a sudden we hear: "god f******* dammit, that's not a turn lane! learn to drive!" the mute button saves lives, people.
yup, i just farted off mute. mute is crucial.
drivers give precedence out of courtesy to pedestrians,to be more civilized.
pedestrians give precedence out of courtesy to drivers,to be more safe.
drivers give precedence out of courtesy to drivers,to be more orderly.
pedestrians give precedence out of courtesy to pedestrians ,to be more peaceful.

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參考一下吧 
對岸的slogan還真多...厲害 maybe some people have experienced that. i have not. my ex boyfriend wrecked my car by backing out of the space so rapidly and not looking back that he ran into a tree and gave us painful whiplash. he told me he was a very good driver because he could take a u turn rapidly. Not normally. You can call the facility and speak to a counselor or case manager and ask nicely if they will relay a message. The rules are usually against this, but if you ask nicely, they might pass along your urgent message. time to have a mechanic do some hands-on testing! can&#x27;t kill us by glitch mob

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Please try this Press the 'Input/Source' Button > Press '2, 5, 8, 0' on the keypad of the remote > Scroll down to "Reset All" and press "OK" > Select "Yes" and press "OK". and let us know. guilt is rarely a useful response after one has recognized that whatever one did was indeed wrong - the valuable response is then to go on and work out why it was wrong, what to learn from it, and how to avoid doing that again. 
<br/>loneliness is tough, and our society isn't kind to lonely people. and the media ( songs, tv, etc., sells to us an image of lerv that few of us achieve and which isn't actually as practical, easy and desirable as they represent it as. at least phone sex, so long as you limit it to that, is safe sex. 
<br/>work on developing friendships, at work, at church, through voluntary work, hobbies, whatever, and be open to the possibility of love when it turns up. 
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<br/> **bleep**… it was the powerline… duh! you can contact one health medical group by telephone. i understand in the old days, you did asked around to your friends and family, or teachers. and everything was a hush hush bc we didn't have the advanced technology that we got now. the books were another way of getting further information too, and dictionary and thesaurus were big part of how to communicate with everyone around in society. lots of information was learned and apply in reality right away, and we became pretty much smart by keeping our brains active and resolving our own problems and then we taught others by teaching them about issues i learned along the way. if i wanted to learn anything it had to be done in pen or pencil and in writing it on papers, and keeping things as a record too. time has change, now its a chore to write, a chore to think to keep our brains active, chore in lacking to ask questions that we might think its stupid so our computers now do the asking for us... there's nothing left that we need to do personally by hand that enables us to think logical bc our technology is so advance that now we are becoming lazier and not so active in going out anymore. sad really. i rather not have technology only for job or a cell phone for emergencies only. but thats not reality now, i got it all bc i have too.