Also, thanks to the BBC for highlighting road safety in Jersey again. Let's start by reducing the casualty rate for cyclists & motorcyclists here, which is DOUBLE the UK's rate. That is inexcusable.

A ballistic vest meant to stop a bullet “is definitely going to keep you safe from a sandwich thrown at you," Sean Dunn's defense attorney argued.

Fuck the Raiders. Tell people it's a Breeders tattoo. (and yes, also drunk in photo)

Might this data be subject to FOI requests? For example, a list of reporters who signed, or at least which news organizations are compliant?

Also, does Hegseth add you to his Signal groups once you sign up? Could be worth it, that's all I'm saying.

Freight companies serving the island operate UK->JE forwarding services that profit off the current restrictions, so it may not be in their financial interest to contact Amazon and resolve it. But it's hard to blame them and the cause is unclear. So for now, Jersey consumers pay more, as per usual.

The item in the listing is a 10,000mAh portable charger. Now, I can order a laptop containing an even larger capacity battery for delivery to Jersey no problem, so the battery does not seem to be the issue. But that's what their help pages cite.

Check your ad blocker settings for "Annoyances" filter lists to enable. Test a couple different ones though, some block too much for mainstream use.

No longer maintained but here is a tribute to his comrades cybersquirrel1.com

A Chick-fil-A sandwich, or something vegan on whole grain? It matters, dammit.

If you remember your username there, you can try searching it on www.oocities.org

Thanks, I'm with Islands now, but my experience has been very poor. I keep having to file a Petty Debts case against the other driver to get what I'm owed. In my view, policyholders deserve at least a cursory effort to defend their claims. Especially when dashcam footage proves their claim.

Saving lives with every post, Derek. Thank you for your service.

Holy shit indeed. Remember when we did this to the Bahamas? No war then, unless this was a "war on drugs" thing. theintercept.com/2014/05/19/d...