I'm going to take a different approach and state that as long as your search turned up something useful to you, hopefully resulting in you learning something or getting somewhere, then it'd be worth a little more junk in the air.
And yes that applies to porn searches too. That's a social service [sorta].
You mean like being trapped in a burning house, tied to a chair, with a deadly spider about to pounce on you, when you only have a pair of panties to help?
Note: This is an actual opening scenario. I won't spoil which game it is.
You mean like "_____ dies"?
And we all know what the classic example of that'll be. So I won't repeat it here.
Good for all you stalkers [and part time stalkers] out there too. Woot.
They all have great potential in the, ah, allied trades and services industry.
Manned space flight and unmanned are in completely different worlds altogether [no pun intended].
In terms of cost, technology, time frame, outcome, a lot of things.
You can't always send a robot to do a man's job.
Right you are, I believe Korean phones also have a similar deal.
In an essence, every single multi topic Wiki out there is a fork or some variant, with info unsuitable for the classic WP.
And none, none of them have had the success of the original.
All paper encyclopedias are now out of date, and have been for quite a few years now.
There's certainly been a vast advancement in technology [especially communications] since early 2001.
So that's technology like social networking, blogging, microblogging, webcasting, etc etc.
It'll be a memorable event.
Just like the economy itself. Even if growth slows down by some margin, at the very least it's still positive!!
Well, right now it's shrinking, but nonetheless.
I always hated it when my parents did that.
Seriously: Your kids won't appreciate it much either.
Oh I'm still going.
Although what I find far more annoying than this are the mandatory fingerprint takings.
Used to be just the thumbs, now it's every single finger. Are toes next?
I'm going to take a different approach and state that as long as your search turned up something useful to you, hopefully resulting in you learning something or getting somewhere, then it'd be worth a little more junk in the air.
And yes that applies to porn searches too. That's a social service [sorta].
Well that's a little different. Plenty of workplaces block access to auction websites during the working week.
And people are likely to be out during Sat evening. On Sun however, work tomorrow morning, you know? Easily explainable.
If the Greens were a little less idealistic with policy, I figure everyone would [or rather, should] vote for them.
Another 3 years, eh?
What would it take for them to return to talking to walls?
Easy to learn, hard to master.
That makes a good game a great game. And many older titles have that charm.
The biggest issue here is that regardless of age/sex/any other factor, cartoons/drawings/animation/whatever aren't real!!
If they're not real, they can't be a 'person'.
You mean like being trapped in a burning house, tied to a chair, with a deadly spider about to pounce on you, when you only have a pair of panties to help?
Note: This is an actual opening scenario. I won't spoil which game it is.
Oh yeah, that's for sure.
Here in NZ, Vodafone [1 of only 2 providers, my goodness] charges 20c per text.
Insane, isn't it?!
That's as limited as our perception of the universe gets.
We can only describe [and ascribe] life in terms of what we can experience.
Unless there's some magical disguise for the offendent's car, you can easily disprove that it was a fake licence plate.
You can change the plate, but not the car itself, after all.
I've got to say, that's a role she's not really remembered for [but that again, that episode was really off the wall continuity wise].
In any case, she'll be missed.
You only need, say, 1 response in 1000 for it to be profitable.
Annoying huh?
What can I say: What they know about you can fill a warehouse.
Go a step further: Stop spam emails that fudge the subject line with random words.