yes. I'd shell out $100 for a PS3. It looks like a fun toy and I don't have a BlueRay player. But they want a LOT more than that and then they go out of their way to make it less attractive all the time. Next, I'm going to have to have it plugged in to the Internet all the damned time? pass.
I didn't buy a PS3. I don't see a need for a PS4. I do own an Xbox360 but it is mostly used for streaming movies to my TV from my Desktop. and let me guess, it's going to cost $900? no thank you, Sony.
No. Fire them. File charges of official misconduct. Take their pensions. Ruin their lives any way you can. They did not "forget" to do some thing. They deliberately did something WRONG and tried to hide it. The "to lazy to change his password" equation doesn't fit. More like he changed his password to "password" told every one and had someone else punch him in and out for work. Counsel them on how to pick up trash and buy them matching D.O.C. jumpsuits.
-- Being smug just makes you less informed than some one who watches TV.
so, I should shell out between $500 and $830 to read in bed? It's going to need to replace more than a paper back book to separate me from a whole paycheck. I mean, my phone doesn't do that either but I think you need to come better than "reading in bed"
normal day to day employees can probably read them because we have become lax about where we use our SSN. Want a phone? SSN want a rental? SSN want credit? SSN talk to someone at support? SSN
Once upon a time these were supposed to be a Secret number that you only shared with the government and an employer. Now it's how you prove your citizenship and credit worth.
did you ever have one of those Polaroid instant cameras? Ever buy the SX-70 film/battery packs for it? I remember 10 or 12 pictures to a pack at a cost of dollars per picture. I'm sure that the "Special" paper will be a similar deal and take off like a lead ballon, but it's been the way Polaroid does business for a long time now. It's also the kind of thinking that will probably not pave a golden future for the company.
No, no catch-22. My point is that I AM getting off the train when and where my ticket says and if they want to impede me they will have to arrest me. Making me stay on the train is kidnapping, false imprisonment, or extraordinary rendition. Do any of those sound like good advertising for bus or train service?
..try to search me before I get off the train. If I refuse? are they going to prevent me from getting off the train? isn't that kidnapping? I mean they can search me before I get on with the threat that if I'm not searched, I can't board, but can they really keep me from getting off at a domestic stop? If they touch me with out my permission isn't that assault? I know that my response to it will be classified as assault. It's bad enough that they have made air travel unbearable, do we need to let them mess up this too? I'm sure that it will help create jobs by discouraging americans from traveling at all.
but that doesn't fit in with the Neo-Con fairy tale that Glen beck told me. They are stealing grant money and then they are committing voter fraud by voting multiple times in places they don't live. it's all Obama's fault. isn't it?
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"Old games are repetitive"
that's your argument for Diablo 3?
Now, I love me some Diablo, always have, but I think the "click faster" dungeon crawl is pretty repetitive.
and this is the third time.
I think that the thing I'll focus on is how much better Diablo looks and plays compared to the great old Amiga games.
Gosh, I feel smarter already.
they are all still buffering...
yes.
I'd shell out $100 for a PS3. It looks like a fun toy and I don't have a BlueRay player.
But they want a LOT more than that and then they go out of their way to make it less attractive all the time.
Next, I'm going to have to have it plugged in to the Internet all the damned time?
pass.
I didn't buy a PS3.
I don't see a need for a PS4.
I do own an Xbox360 but it is mostly used for streaming movies to my TV from my Desktop.
and let me guess, it's going to cost $900?
no thank you, Sony.
No. Fire them. File charges of official misconduct. Take their pensions. Ruin their lives any way you can.
They did not "forget" to do some thing. They deliberately did something WRONG and tried to hide it.
The "to lazy to change his password" equation doesn't fit. More like he changed his password to "password" told every one and had someone else punch him in and out for work.
Counsel them on how to pick up trash and buy them matching D.O.C. jumpsuits.
--
Being smug just makes you less informed than some one who watches TV.
I want a pony.
doesn't mean it will happen.
here is to hoping that they "do not change the terms of our deal again"
well, you deal with the sith and you get what you expect.
ah, to reminisce about the old Apple Talk networks...
you lucky buggers!
you had pointy sticks?
we had to drag a large rock behind us.
uphill.
both ways.
"Pray I do not modify it again."
scorpion flap or gtfo?
so, I should shell out between $500 and $830 to read in bed?
It's going to need to replace more than a paper back book to separate me from a whole paycheck.
I mean, my phone doesn't do that either but I think you need to come better than "reading in bed"
that's Jive Talkin'
I'd like you to have a seat over here...
How long have you been a terrorist agent?
Who else is in your cell?
Did my wife send you?
It's ok Mr. Beck.
Just calm down.
I understand your problem. Now, will you show me on the doll where the government touched you?
Sorry, sir.
I'll get the hell off of your lawn, now.
normal day to day employees can probably read them because we have become lax about where we use our SSN.
Want a phone? SSN
want a rental? SSN
want credit? SSN
talk to someone at support? SSN
Once upon a time these were supposed to be a Secret number that you only shared with the government and an employer.
Now it's how you prove your citizenship and credit worth.
did you ever have one of those Polaroid instant cameras? Ever buy the SX-70 film/battery packs for it?
I remember 10 or 12 pictures to a pack at a cost of dollars per picture.
I'm sure that the "Special" paper will be a similar deal and take off like a lead ballon, but it's been the way Polaroid does business for a long time now.
It's also the kind of thinking that will probably not pave a golden future for the company.
now, get the hell off of my lawn.
about a hundred dollars.
no, I'm waiting for Service Pack 2 to solve the synergy virtulisation problems I have when I use the hands free Clippy widget.
No, no catch-22. My point is that I AM getting off the train when and where my ticket says and if they want to impede me they will have to arrest me.
Making me stay on the train is kidnapping, false imprisonment, or extraordinary rendition.
Do any of those sound like good advertising for bus or train service?
..try to search me before I get off the train.
If I refuse? are they going to prevent me from getting off the train?
isn't that kidnapping? I mean they can search me before I get on with the threat that if I'm not searched, I can't board, but can they really keep me from getting off at a domestic stop?
If they touch me with out my permission isn't that assault?
I know that my response to it will be classified as assault.
It's bad enough that they have made air travel unbearable, do we need to let them mess up this too?
I'm sure that it will help create jobs by discouraging americans from traveling at all.
but that doesn't fit in with the Neo-Con fairy tale that Glen beck told me.
They are stealing grant money and then they are committing voter fraud by voting multiple times in places they don't live.
it's all Obama's fault.
isn't it?
I think that the Park's department is hoping that they will take the latter choice...