What is a legal way to hand out flyers?
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Me and some friends are going to be handing out some flyers for a compitition and we are really stuck on some unique ways on how to do this, we've blown up some big posters and ...show more
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If you see parents with kids, you've got to give the flyers to the kids. They don't say "No I don...
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I am having a horrible time trying to make a flyer on my computer. Apparently my pictures are too big and resizing them isn't helping. So I was thinking of using scrapbook material to make a flyer by hand, gluing the pictures to it and then having it...
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Worked prior to the 80s. see they call it cut and paste, because it used to be done with actual cutting...
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I'm just starting to learn how to drive and I really want to get everything down correctly. I looked up the hand-over-hand method but my sources say different things. Some say the hands should be at 9 and 3, others say 10 and 2. Some say you should do...
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The 9 and 3 AND the 8 and 4 are for cars with airbags. My company's safe driving trainer mentioned this...
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This involves a two-way road. My lane split into two- a left turn lane and a straight lane (no stop sign), so there were actually three lanes at the site of the collision. The opposing lane has a stop sign to allow the people who are making the aforementioned...
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I would call the police and explain the company refuses to pay even though the accident was blatantly...
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Some countries have right-hand side driving while some others have left-hand side driving. Is there something different in the way roads are constructed in different countries?
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With the possible exception of pavement section strength requirements, there is no difference. The road...
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I am seeking employment to hand out flyers in San Antonio TX What companies are in need in San Antonio TX ?
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I bet a lot of Income Tax Companies will need this service beginning Jan. 2. Also bars and nightclubs...
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Pretty much self explanatory.. I go to a high school, wondering if I can hand out some flyers.
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Not without permission from the school. You could, however, pass them out off of school property.
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