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It looks like a $166 traffic ticket written against a Florida driver whose crash was caused by her trying to avoid a sofa that landed in the lane in front of her will be dismissed, meaning that the cops came to their senses, though the officer who wrote her up insists that he was right. He says that if you leave proper distance between you and the car in front of you, you'll have plenty of time to stop. That's not how freeway driving works, and if a piece of furniture flies off a flatbed, you ...

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Tip: When the cops show up because you nearly drove your car into a gas pump, and they ask you for ID, pull out your license and not, as this Florida Man did, show them your "Dank Gummies" and "Medicated Nerds Rope." He claimed they were for his cancer-patient girlfriend, who has a medical marijuana card, but that didn't explain the cocaine they found on him. So, yeah, just the license. (WBBH-TV/Fort Myers)

Wait, cities paying you to move there and work remotely is still a thing this deep into the pandemic? Says here that it is, with cities like Baltimore, Topeka, and Tulsa paying up to $15,000 to bribe you to move there. Gotta say, that's not a bad idea. Nothing at all bad about moving to those cities, the cash can come in handy, and housing prices are gonna be a lot less than in, say, here in L.A. Also, bringing in employed people with decent income is a win for the cities well beyond whatever ...

One of the motives, it seems, for the recent shootings at a medical clinic in Minnesota was that the shooter was angry that his doctors stopped prescribing painkillers, and there's a topic in that doctors are now among the professions being bullied and threatened for doing their jobs. People demanding opioids are causing a marked increase in violent threats. Some ascribe Republican legislators excusing Trump's behavior to the fear that they or their families could face direct threats to their ...