Now, that night-wing'd fowl placating my sad fancy into waiting On its oddly fascinating air of arrogant disdain, "Though thy tuft is shorn and awkward, thou," I said "art not so backward Coming forward, ghastly Black Bird wand'ring far from thy domain, Not to say what thou art known as in thy own dusk-down domain!" Quoth that Black Bird, "Not Again".
Most likely, everyone figured out that they could yell and swear and raise holy hell and finally get a human being on the line; and since nobody wants to talk to those stupid computers[1], they started yelling and swearing and raising holy hell and getting through to a human being. And we can't have that, now, can we?
[1] Hey, you out there! Mr. Customer "Service" Guy, where "service" is the way that a hog services a sow! (Not necessarily the parent to this post, of course.) NOBODY WANTS TO TALK TO THOSE STUPID COMPUTERS, and when I am king of the world that is the first thing that will be banned, on penalty of public hanging with your rotting bodies being left to the crows.
When tyranny comes to America, the NRA members will not be fighting the government. They will be at the rallies, waving flags and chanting slogans between the Sousa marches.
First to invent made sense a century ago when an inventor in California might need several days to reach Washington. It really doesn't make sense today.
What business gathers, government can rifle through. It doesn't even require a warrant, unless the business refuses to cooperate. Which they ain't gonna do. It would put those sweet government contracts at risk.
If business doesn't gather it, government will have to do so for its own damn self. Which burdens their budget and can at least in theory be challenged in court.
If tyranny comes to our country, the entire armed population will need to fight
When tyranny comes to America, the ones most gung-ho about the Second Amendment will be the ones waving flags and chanting slogans between the Sousa marches.
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Aw, geez, not this shit again.
it can start by not issuing bullshit patents.
Now, that night-wing'd fowl placating my sad fancy into waiting
On its oddly fascinating air of arrogant disdain,
"Though thy tuft is shorn and awkward, thou," I said "art not so backward
Coming forward, ghastly Black Bird wand'ring far from thy domain,
Not to say what thou art known as in thy own dusk-down domain!"
Quoth that Black Bird, "Not Again".
Oh, wait, you're serious.
WTF does that mean?
such that rense.com would be the first search result?
Most likely, everyone figured out that they could yell and swear and raise holy hell and finally get a human being on the line; and since nobody wants to talk to those stupid computers[1], they started yelling and swearing and raising holy hell and getting through to a human being. And we can't have that, now, can we?
[1] Hey, you out there! Mr. Customer "Service" Guy, where "service" is the way that a hog services a sow! (Not necessarily the parent to this post, of course.) NOBODY WANTS TO TALK TO THOSE STUPID COMPUTERS, and when I am king of the world that is the first thing that will be banned, on penalty of public hanging with your rotting bodies being left to the crows.
DRINK!
DRINK!
DRINK!
When tyranny comes to America, the NRA members will not be fighting the government. They will be at the rallies, waving flags and chanting slogans between the Sousa marches.
but 2.4 GHz into 299,792,458 m/s is about 12 cm, probably too long to recognize my middle finger.
First to invent made sense a century ago when an inventor in California might need several days to reach Washington. It really doesn't make sense today.
What business gathers, government can rifle through. It doesn't even require a warrant, unless the business refuses to cooperate. Which they ain't gonna do. It would put those sweet government contracts at risk.
If business doesn't gather it, government will have to do so for its own damn self. Which burdens their budget and can at least in theory be challenged in court.
It's wonderful that you're finally concerned about the Fourth Amendment!
NOW WHERE WAS ALL THIS WORRY WHEN THE PATRIOT ACT WAS BEFORE CONGRESS?
Propaganda. Not one Tea Party group that kept its application was denied.
I see at least two of the Slashdot Tea Party Contingent® can't explain how this is in favor of Freedom® and Small Government®.
Or would any of the Slashdot Tea Party Contingent® like to explain how this is in favor of Freedom® and Small Government®?
Suppose that she had been a he, had been white, had been the star quarterback and was expelled and charged as an adult for exactly the same act.
No one would say it was about race or anything else of that sort. Would that make it any less outrageous?
the PTO sometimes rejects patent applications.
massive increases in Al Gore's bank account
DRINK!
you never get rid of the Dane.
* $500M to develop electric cars: zOMG SOOOOOOOOOCIALISM!
* Unlimited funds to blow shit up in Iraq: USA! USA! USA! USA! USA!
I'd have never known that s/h/it was there if it wasn't for you. Don't feed the trolls.
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If tyranny comes to our country, the entire armed population will need to fight
When tyranny comes to America, the ones most gung-ho about the Second Amendment will be the ones waving flags and chanting slogans between the Sousa marches.
Well, shieße! you learn something new everyday.
The S Sharp is U+00DF, and thus part of ISO 8859-1; maybe that's what they're allowing? Here go a few more: ñ ® ÿ
Lowercase ÿ goes through; uppercase Y with umlaut/diaresis doesn't. Euro sign € goes through. The "universal currency symbol" U+00A4 doesn't.
Conclusion: it's ISO 8859-15.
And I'm sure it should be Scheiße; the German Language capitalizes all Nouns.