It’s a marketplace, you get what you pay for.
It’s a marketplace, you get what you pay for.
That’s why after you welcome yourself to the torrent world, you should introduce two others.
It’s also the least gimmicky chinesium site, unless you go to Alibaba… but no one needs 144 of any specific widget…
Those are just called lot lizards now.
But you can write whatever crap you want, it can’t just be the basis of the entire contract.
Let’s say I write a contract for you to supply me bricks for 10 years at a firm fixed price cost of $1 a brick, with an order limit of 100 million bricks. I could then add in elsewhere “if more than 5% of the bricks are damaged, you must supply me with one living unicorn.”
That whole contract doesn’t become void because unicorns do not exist. In fact, if it went to court a lawyer might even argue with a straight face that the supplier must provide something of equal value to a unicorn.
You can write almost any bull crap you want, as long as it obviously doesn’t go up against some law and has the main contract elements.
An unenforceable aspect of a contract, won’t void the entire contract if it goes to court, unless it’s the main aspect of the contract.
What if the Devil just automatically does the transfer and some prankster gets to hell and is friggin rich with like 20k souls to his name?
Can you explain what it does, or why one would want one?
I have come accross what many would consider big time online drug dealers who have little to no opsec… so you may be surprised. People are openly advertising meth on discord ffs.
Just send letters en masses to smaller players who can’t afford lawyers. Use those payments to hire lawyers to go after influencers and the next rung up… Use those payouts to hire even more lawyers, etc
I don’t think it’s a reading comprehension problem, it’s some sort of cultural problem. These people are reading what we are typing, but that’s not what they want to talk about. So they will take anything, even tangentially related and disprove a component of it so they can reframe the conversation back to what they wanted to argue about.
I actually find myself doing similar things. Essentially I will write out a long winded comment, then realize that the person I am replying to has nothing to do with what I wanted to say. Instead I was paraphrasing all of the comments, coming up with a point I wanted to make and then ramming it round peg square hole style into someone else’s comment tree. I have been deleting a lot of comments before even hitting the post button in the last 6 months or so since I realized I was doing it.
TLDR: A lot of people online are not arguing in good faith.
Or they don’t know it exists… my state just started this year and I had no idea until this comment caused me to check.