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Argumentative Essay: Do Minors Exist?
{Anchor:Peter, Pan}Peter, Pan & Merry 124
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One thing to remember is that, as the laws are currently written (both federal and state), sending nude pictures of minors is defined as either child pornography or sexual exploitation of a minor.
Which, of course, leads to absurdities like that case in North Carolina (wasn't it?) wherein two teenagers are charged as adults with sexual exploitation of a minor - said minors being themselves - because the law allows prosecution of those between sixteen and eighteen as adults in criminal cases, but treats them as minors in matters sexual.
I truly doubt that the Enterprise (should it actually exist) could ever enter atmosphere and survive, much less maneuver.
Re your comment to Tom McG: As i
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Unfortunately, it us the only really appropriate simile."
Hmmm. I wonder if maybe our KIA might have a firmware update for the stereo that would fix the same "having to re-index everything every time" in its MP3 player1. At least it doesn't have to start all over unless i actually unplug the USB stick - otherwise it starts where it was, though it loses its "Random" setting.
As you will have seen on Page 19 of Stealin', earlier this mailing, your Ford's SYNC system is capable of calling the cops and ratting you out for traffic offenses, all on its lonesome.
Actually, i sort of suspect that the AutoMag .44 semi-auto pistol is more powerful than the S&W revolver - Harry uses one in a later film (which i haven't seen).
The .44 AutoMag with factory .44 AMP ammunition has a muzzle velocity of 1450 fps and a muzzle energy of 1120 ft-pounds. (With the .357 barrel, handloaded rounds give up to 2000 fps and almost 1000 ft-lb). Best info i can find on the Smith2 says 1154 to 1360 fps (depending on the round) in the 6.5-inch

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