That Was The Week That Was (UK) That Was The Week That Was (US) The Daily Show with * The Onion Fox News
As long as we all can see the difference between satirical news coverage (which tends to bend the facts a bit (left/right it doesn't matter)) for the laugh and bs stories passed off as "hard news". We can't as a platform. We all just gotta pay more attention.
Reviled and suddenly unemployable, Gopman spent a quixotic year spinning up businesses to solve homelessness. His journey is weirdly emblematic of today's startup-fueled San Francisco.
"quixotic", "solve Homlessness". No bias here.
Poor people and homelessness isn't a bug of capitalism. It is a feature.
Definitely not as easy as making a photo copy. Maybe they could let her pay to hire someone to sort through, find the right roll (without damaging anything), then carefully unroll and photograph it for later study before re-rolling it?
It would be as easy as setting up a continuous feed scanner. The mechanical bits being the most problematic. And the added benefit of creating machine readable output.
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Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
This.
That Was The Week That Was (UK)
That Was The Week That Was (US)
The Daily Show with *
The Onion
Fox News
As long as we all can see the difference between satirical news coverage
(which tends to bend the facts a bit (left/right it doesn't matter)) for the laugh
and bs stories passed off as "hard news". We can't as a platform. We all just
gotta pay more attention.
Being born twice is not any more extraordinary than being born once.
The principle is completely constructed for the same time.
No. The policeman's beard is half constructed.
Did we learn nothing from the time we made HAL lie?
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I think so Brain. But why do I have to wear this itchy & scratchy toothbrush on my upper lip?
Reviled and suddenly unemployable, Gopman spent a quixotic year spinning up businesses to solve homelessness. His journey is weirdly emblematic of today's startup-fueled San Francisco.
"quixotic", "solve Homlessness". No bias here.
Poor people and homelessness isn't a bug of capitalism. It is a feature.
And as an AC neither are you. (real, that is)
Lassie?
What does an animal actor have to do with unsubstantiated things like UFOs and Bigfoot?
Definitely not as easy as making a photo copy. Maybe they could let her pay to hire someone to sort through, find the right roll (without damaging anything), then carefully unroll and photograph it for later study before re-rolling it?
It would be as easy as setting up a continuous feed scanner. The mechanical bits being the most problematic. And the added benefit of creating machine readable output.
"Destruct sequence 1, code 1-1 A."
Nah, don't dismantle them. Too much work. Just taint them with a massive number of titles like:
Physics - Born Again
The Chemistry of Transubstantiation
The Science of Sin/The Sin of Science
Eureka, I've Found YHWH
Well Stimpy, is the head dead yet? (with apologies to Don Henley)
When did it not?
No, I don't have Al's hammers. I don't even know who Al is.
Better yet, get a copy of "Tetsuo, The Iron Man".
if they would just forget it once the delivery was made.
Sheesh, snarky *and* reasonable. Namaste.
Change by accretion.
So yeah, we finally have somebody in the government who embraces 'opt-in'.
Who is this Pisney anyway.
This.
I believe you are correct. It certainly won't look like Marin City.
I've always maintained, since I grew up there, that Ohio specifically and the Midwest generally is a good place to be from.
... mambo dogface to the banana patch?