If students didn't want to have congress work against their privacy rights, they should have voted for someone else when the election they were likely too young to take part in was held!
A hammer is a terrorist tool because you couldn't crucify Jesus without a hammer! See? They hate Jesus! And freedom!
Look, I found a terrorist song!
If I had a hammer
I'd hammer on the freedom
I'd hammer on the infidels
All over this land
I'd hammer out patriots
I'd hammer out christians
I'd hammer out apple pie and baseball
All over this land
So the insurgency which we've almost defeated since it's in its last throes will use the computers in their caves where they hide to destroy freedom by reading blogs of soldiers and learning secret information with the computers they don't have... or... wait... what?
Which cost him one of his fingers (and thankfully that's all). He tried to hide it as often as he could, but there are a few episodes of Star Trek where you can see his missing index finger in a shot or two. Also, unknown to most people, he provided the voices of a lot of the supporting and incidental characters in the animated Star Trek show. He always had a talent for voices.
Yes, Canada is just one big wasteland. Its people live in igloos and spend their time putting mayonnaise on the walruses they rely on for survival. The igloos are a perfect defense against flying hockey pucks which periodically soar across the Canadian landscape. Also, we can't trust their prescription drugs to be of the same quality as American drugs.
This was 3 or 4 years ago, so probably not. I honestly don't remember the brand. I kept the bottle for a while as a novelty, but I don't have it anymore.
Well, when THEY call the meeting and it's just the two of you and they have to stop every 10 minutes to check their blackberry because they're bored, then maybe they shouldn't be calling the meeting in the first place.
I once bought a drink (can't remember the brand) which was a peach flavored non-carbonated thing 'made with real fruit juice!'
The 'real fruit juice' was pear juice. How does that work?
Not true here in the U.S., especially not at many Starbucks which use T-Mobile to charge unrealistic prices ($10 for a 24-hour pass?!). Thankfully, there are sites like wififreespot.com which help you find the places that don't charge.
I am always amazed when businesses that have people waiting around for ages (laundromats, hair salons, etc.) don't offer free wifi to attract customers, but it's so rare. Maybe this will change things...
that it was banned recently? It might have been banned for ages. The local free WiFi banned Craigslist and this is L.A. where Craigslist is used by tons of people to find entertainment industry work.
Wouldn't it be novel if, instead of telling us how the poor children need to be protected from violent video games or movies or comic books or sinful negro music, a politician who claims to be concerned about our children's welfare has a major campaign to get them better medical care and education?
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If students didn't want to have congress work against their privacy rights, they should have voted for someone else when the election they were likely too young to take part in was held!
Or they could take that platform and make it stable, efficient and lots of productivity wouldn't be lost. Or they could invest in stuff like UMPCs.
And when, exactly, are Intel and Microsoft going to focus on something useful?
Otherwise, who's going to guard my porn while I'm out?
Look, after 9/11 everything changed.
A hammer is a terrorist tool because you couldn't crucify Jesus without a hammer! See? They hate Jesus! And freedom!
Look, I found a terrorist song!
If I had a hammer I'd hammer on the freedom
I'd hammer on the infidels
All over this land
I'd hammer out patriots
I'd hammer out christians
I'd hammer out apple pie and baseball
All over this land
Only terrorists use maps!
So the insurgency which we've almost defeated since it's in its last throes will use the computers in their caves where they hide to destroy freedom by reading blogs of soldiers and learning secret information with the computers they don't have... or... wait... what?
I totally can't keep my propaganda straight.
On the other hand, so much commercial pop drivel these days essentially is advertising...
It's one of those things that, once you know about it, you can't stop looking for it. Like Peter Falk's glass eye.
Which cost him one of his fingers (and thankfully that's all). He tried to hide it as often as he could, but there are a few episodes of Star Trek where you can see his missing index finger in a shot or two. Also, unknown to most people, he provided the voices of a lot of the supporting and incidental characters in the animated Star Trek show. He always had a talent for voices.
Yes, Canada is just one big wasteland. Its people live in igloos and spend their time putting mayonnaise on the walruses they rely on for survival. The igloos are a perfect defense against flying hockey pucks which periodically soar across the Canadian landscape. Also, we can't trust their prescription drugs to be of the same quality as American drugs.
"We'll need to do a meeting with Bob in accounting. He's the giant floating eyeball with tentacles."
Whoever rated this a 0 might want to go look up the entry on Valenti in Wikipedia. Specifically for his comment on the Beta VCR.
A pornographic media delivery system with occasional alternative uses.
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised! (Because it's in a Sony proprietary format)
This was 3 or 4 years ago, so probably not. I honestly don't remember the brand. I kept the bottle for a while as a novelty, but I don't have it anymore.
Well, when THEY call the meeting and it's just the two of you and they have to stop every 10 minutes to check their blackberry because they're bored, then maybe they shouldn't be calling the meeting in the first place.
Great! A service I would never pay for is now on two different platforms! Now people can be even more annoying during meetings!
I once bought a drink (can't remember the brand) which was a peach flavored non-carbonated thing 'made with real fruit juice!' The 'real fruit juice' was pear juice. How does that work?
Not true here in the U.S., especially not at many Starbucks which use T-Mobile to charge unrealistic prices ($10 for a 24-hour pass?!). Thankfully, there are sites like wififreespot.com which help you find the places that don't charge. I am always amazed when businesses that have people waiting around for ages (laundromats, hair salons, etc.) don't offer free wifi to attract customers, but it's so rare. Maybe this will change things...
Wouldn't the soap make them The Germless?
I still don't have a good reason to upgrade. Like the majority of people (at least at present), I don't have a big-screen HDTV.
that it was banned recently? It might have been banned for ages. The local free WiFi banned Craigslist and this is L.A. where Craigslist is used by tons of people to find entertainment industry work.
Wouldn't it be novel if, instead of telling us how the poor children need to be protected from violent video games or movies or comic books or sinful negro music, a politician who claims to be concerned about our children's welfare has a major campaign to get them better medical care and education?