I don't know who they pay to do it, but over here (in New Mexico, anyway) the grocery stores have nearly every piece stickered. Every last apple, orange and peach. And all the veggies, too. Our cashiers can be (and often are) blithering idiots.
It always makes me chuckle when I see a "Free Tibet" bumper sticker and an "End War" (or similar) bumper sticker right next to each other on the same car.
It makes we wonder how the owner of the stickers would handle reality if somebody actually started bombing China in order to liberate Tibet.
I agree. Government should not use coercive power to ban smoking in private workspaces. Let the insurance companies (who provide health and worker's compensation insurance) do the coercion.
Your peer-reviewed journals popped into existence just last Tuesday too. The existence of peer-reviewed articles hypothesize a Big Bang were also predicted by my hypothesis and are consistent with it.:-)
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It's just a silly game.
If "gold farming" twists your panties up too tight, maybe you're playing too much.
Not as an AC, you don't.
In English, it's spelled, La Niña (italicized, because it's a foreign word).
The environmentalists weren't worried about people in the first place.
It was the fish and the birds they were worried about.
Global Warming Theory predicts this!
> In theory, the money goes into a pot,
> and then is redivided based on what was listened to.
In practice, those of us who don't listen to a lot of music will be subsidizing those of you who do.
It'd probably BSOD before he could throw it.
For the dictionary impaired, to "swear off" of something means to (at least intend to) never have anything to do with that something any more.
But what about them milk crates?
Those probably were stolen property.
So somebody should probably sue 7-eleven for "making them available" by leaving them outside by the back door.
Great advice.
I think I'll go Xerox that and hand it out to my cow orkers.
I don't know who they pay to do it, but over here (in New Mexico, anyway) the grocery stores have nearly every piece stickered. Every last apple, orange and peach. And all the veggies, too. Our cashiers can be (and often are) blithering idiots.
Around here, the cashiers don't have to know what it is. Just throw it on the scale and type in the PLU code that's on the sticker.
> Which is better for me as a customer ...
Wait a minute.
You've made a treacherous assumption.
I'm with you buddy, you fellow insensitive-cold-hearted-clod!
No. Other way 'round. These days, if you do profess membership in some faith, you're a cold-hearted bastard.
Or, to put it another way, "This was the moment when global warm.. er... climate (yeah that's it) change Jumped the Shark."
Only because the freedom loving Democrats haven;t been in power long enough.
Just wait...
Heh.
It always makes me chuckle when I see a "Free Tibet" bumper sticker and an "End War" (or similar) bumper sticker right next to each other on the same car.
It makes we wonder how the owner of the stickers would handle reality if somebody actually started bombing China in order to liberate Tibet.
Windows runs on vacuum cleaners now?
> Is it really such a burden to expect people to use their brains?
Yes.
Feelings are in vogue, these days.
> You mention the Earth's shape.
Well, it's a cube. I want equal time.
I agree. Government should not use coercive power to ban smoking in private workspaces.
Let the insurance companies (who provide health and worker's compensation insurance) do the coercion.
What?
Make all the movies you want, but there are no real zombies.
How did that happen?
Did he adopt?
Your peer-reviewed journals popped into existence just last Tuesday too. The existence of peer-reviewed articles hypothesize a Big Bang were also predicted by my hypothesis and are consistent with it. :-)