Working for an employer you constantly seek to undermine is straight up bullshit. Either get out and berate them publicly, or work for the interests of who you are working for.
As others have pointed out, White house officials are not Donal Trump's personal minions, they are employees of the US government.
Parents often are complicit in this: http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id...
The recent "Barbie: I Can Be a Computer Engineer" book farce is another good example.
If you're going off the beaten track, then I have but one word (okay, acronym): EPIRB.
As well as adequate, food, water, and fuel supplies, of course. And, if possible, tell someone at your destination when to expect you, so they can raise the alarm when you don't turn up.
... including numerous Fox News "analysts" declaring that he's guilty of every crime in the book and should be executed, I have to wonder: where will the USA find an impartial jury for the trial?
Or are trials and juries niceties that are not being considered here?
...and the OP's title is incorrect: "Virgin Birth" !=== "Immaculate Conception". The latter is Catholic Church doctrine that Mary was born without the stain of "original sin", so Mary *is* the Immaculate Conception. (Actually, didn't the RC church dispose of the notion of original sin a few years ago? That would make the idea of Immaculate Conception redundant.)
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...and the OP's title is incorrect: virgin birth (parthenogenesis) !== immaculate conception, the latter being the doctrine that Mary was born without the stain of "original sin". Which reminds me - didn't the Roman Catholic Church abandon the notion of original sin a few years ago? If so, did the immaculate conception doctrine go with it?
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Working for an employer you constantly seek to undermine is straight up bullshit. Either get out and berate them publicly, or work for the interests of who you are working for.
As others have pointed out, White house officials are not Donal Trump's personal minions, they are employees of the US government.
I would be interested in Henry Kissinger's on the matter. I'll just leave this here: https://www.wearethemighty.com...
You could do a lot worse than getting them to watch any video (or read any book) by Robert C Martin.
They could introduce the Fat Model and Fat View to keep the Fat Controller company.
...he was clutching a bottle labelled with the words "Lather. Rinse. Repeat."
Parents often are complicit in this: http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id... The recent "Barbie: I Can Be a Computer Engineer" book farce is another good example.
The plural of Lego is Legos.
Well, if you're going to be picky, the singular of "Lego" is "LEGO" :-)
The Higgs Boson is like that oddball tiny LEGO piece that always finds its way down to the bottom of the tub and wedges itself inside another piece.
...it's that bloody boy scout, up to his old tricks again.
...and you try and tell the young people of today that, and they won't believe you!
I'm wondering how Osama reconciled the use of computers with his anti-Western beliefs (which I assume includes Western technology).
Same way he rationalised drinking Coke and Pepsi, I guess.
...nobody in the media has noticed that Osama chose to hide out in a city named after a British colonial overlord.
I thought it was named after an American comedian. I bet al Zawahiri won't be staying in Costelloabad much longer...
If you're going off the beaten track, then I have but one word (okay, acronym): EPIRB. As well as adequate, food, water, and fuel supplies, of course. And, if possible, tell someone at your destination when to expect you, so they can raise the alarm when you don't turn up.
... including numerous Fox News "analysts" declaring that he's guilty of every crime in the book and should be executed, I have to wonder: where will the USA find an impartial jury for the trial? Or are trials and juries niceties that are not being considered here?
... Ask yourself why De Niro has never done a good comic part.
Oh, I don't know... De Niro acquitted himself pretty well in Brazil
... it's a bit of a joojooflop situation.
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I imagine that the Creationist version of Wolfram Alpha would be very easy to implement:
Q: [anything, really]
A: God did it.
I'm trying really hard not to be cynical here, but how does somebody spend $70K on personal growth?
I know! I know! Scientology!
The telephone never seems to die, perhaps because it's so simple (a twisted pair wire). I honestly can't remember ever losing telephone service.
You're obviously not from Nebraska
A way to extract energy back out of sugar-crazed, ADHD children.