I already made an invention for the future, I made that reverse microwave! I need to put freon in it to make it work. It makes ice so fast and makes beer icy cold and pizza too hot makes it a little colder so you don't burn the roof of your mouth.
Also, as practical inventions go, there's the garbage juicer. How it works is quite incredible. All you do is take garbage out of any old garbage bag, and when the lights go on you're ready to go. The first tap is kerosene. You can use kerosene to burn your sweet mama's panties off. The second is root beer. Great for Friday night pizza parties. Last but not least grapefruit juice.
All of the ideas being pushed in the health care reform are leftist because nobody on the right is offering any positive ideas. Their only contribution is in screaming DEATH PANELS! and SOCIALISM! and NAZIS!
And it's "little more than thinly disguised socialized medicine" because it is being promoted as including a socialized medical option. There is no disguise.
There is an enormous gap in your reasoning when you say "once bureaucrats run health care, they run your life." Socializing health care won't allow them to run your life any more than socialized education, socialized postal services, socialized military, etc.
And for some reason we don't hear about the governments of Western Europe telling people "[w]hat [they] can eat, when [they] can eat it, how much [they] can eat, when, where and what kind of exercise [they] will do, when [they] get up, when [they] sleep. and (if all that wasn't frightening enough) Who lives, who dies, and when they die," despite the prevalence of socialized programs, especially socialized medicine.
Actually, ska came decades before reggae, with rocksteady being an intermediate stage.
Also, the third wave of ska (late 80's through late 90's or possibly still continuing based on who you ask) did effectively meld ska with punk, and many bands that are considered ska bands are simply punk/rock bands with horns. Reel Big Fish, possibly one of the more popular constant ska bands of the last two decades, has released albums with no upbeats, a staple and possibly defining element of ska music.
Cloud Guy 1: "Well, that the end of the show. I hope we've all learned a little something valuable about the fascinating world of animation, and can now think of it a little differently. An animated film is not just a random series of mindless self-indulgent cartoon images meant only to be enjoyed by young children and people with mental handicaps, but is a serious valid art medium, all unto itself in which the artist is free to explore the purity of the art medium done in each and every single frame! The animated arts are..."
Instead of paying $25, which helps to recoup the costs of making a book that's almost exclusively used by law firms, or possibly directly challenging the validity of the copyright in court, he takes the passive-aggressive route and posts copyrighted material on the internet for free.
Whether he happens to be right or wrong, there's no way he's going to win.
[Personal Income] tax is a myth. A tax on [an individual] is simply passed along to the [employer]. Therefore, [an individual] is simply a mechanism used by "the government" as a tax collector of the [employer].
The State University of New York system uses web-based applications, so it's really not an issue of what you use, as long as you have the ability to use it.
At least with Carmen Sandiego, we get clues about the loot, warrant and crook, and are able to track down the V.I.L.E. henchmen that will lead us to her.
Personally, I blame RoboCrook, but maybe we should ask (the one and only) Plastic Diver Guy.
It's from Haggard, probably one of the greatest worst movies ever.
I'm not sure why I expected /. to get it, but Flamebait? I can understand a downmod, but flamebait? What?
I'm starting to think my Set Theory and Logic professor was right when he said that "andor" will be added to the dictionary any year now.
Even if it does become a word, I'll still cringe every time I read or hear it.
Who are they marketing to?
Woosh!
Unfortunately I couldn't find a good quote to the effect of "woosh," but this one seems to fit in the thread:
"Life is pain, Highness. Anyone who says differently is selling something. "
Or Cube 2: Hypercube.
...First prize: a mountain bike made of diamonds.
I already made an invention for the future, I made that reverse microwave!
I need to put freon in it to make it work. It makes ice so fast and makes beer icy cold and pizza too hot makes it a little colder so you don't burn the roof of your mouth.
Also, as practical inventions go, there's the garbage juicer. How it works is quite incredible. All you do is take garbage out of any old garbage bag, and when the lights go on you're ready to go.
The first tap is kerosene. You can use kerosene to burn your sweet mama's panties off.
The second is root beer. Great for Friday night pizza parties.
Last but not least grapefruit juice.
I can't be bothered to even RTFA. How do you expect me to watch movies or watch television?
All of the ideas being pushed in the health care reform are leftist because nobody on the right is offering any positive ideas. Their only contribution is in screaming DEATH PANELS! and SOCIALISM! and NAZIS!
And it's "little more than thinly disguised socialized medicine" because it is being promoted as including a socialized medical option. There is no disguise.
There is an enormous gap in your reasoning when you say "once bureaucrats run health care, they run your life."
Socializing health care won't allow them to run your life any more than socialized education, socialized postal services, socialized military, etc.
And for some reason we don't hear about the governments of Western Europe telling people "[w]hat [they] can eat, when [they] can eat it, how much [they] can eat, when, where and what kind of exercise [they] will do, when [they] get up, when [they] sleep. and (if all that wasn't frightening enough) Who lives, who dies, and when they die," despite the prevalence of socialized programs, especially socialized medicine.
I disagree my kind sir.
I didn't RTFA in question, but I know that my facts are right beyond a doubt.
Furthermore, if the summaries were well written, what would we have to argue about?
Try visiting the website before asking questions about its essence.
Alliterate people annoy me.
Actually, ska came decades before reggae, with rocksteady being an intermediate stage.
Also, the third wave of ska (late 80's through late 90's or possibly still continuing based on who you ask) did effectively meld ska with punk, and many bands that are considered ska bands are simply punk/rock bands with horns. Reel Big Fish, possibly one of the more popular constant ska bands of the last two decades, has released albums with no upbeats, a staple and possibly defining element of ska music.
So what you're saying is that:
It's life Jim, but not as we know it.
All you need is water.
bum ba did-a-duh
All you need is water
bum ba did-a-duh
All you need is water, yeah
Water is all we really need.
Isn't it funny how science changes based on advances in the available data, observations and other evidences?
You mean the same Stanley Kubrick retrospective they show every couple of weeks?
I believe it's "SWOOSH!" as in "RAZZLE-DAZZLE!" "BOOM-SHAKA-LAKA!" or "HE'S ON FIRE!"
Cloud Guy 1: "Well, that the end of the show. I hope we've all learned a little something valuable about the fascinating world of animation, and can now think of it a little differently. An animated film is not just a random series of mindless self-indulgent cartoon images meant only to be enjoyed by young children and people with mental handicaps, but is a serious valid art medium, all unto itself in which the artist is free to explore the purity of the art medium done in each and every single frame! The animated arts are..."
Cloud Guy 2: "ROBOTS!!!"
[Cue robots and cloud guys killing each other.]
Starts at about 6:12. The first two are good too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUBBsA9wvXQ&feature=channel_page
"Green" does not mean perfect, good, or even revolutionary. It means better; even if the improvement is only slight.
Cars that burn gasoline are being called "green." Coal power plants are talking about being/going "green." etc.
Instead of paying $25, which helps to recoup the costs of making a book that's almost exclusively used by law firms, or possibly directly challenging the validity of the copyright in court, he takes the passive-aggressive route and posts copyrighted material on the internet for free.
Whether he happens to be right or wrong, there's no way he's going to win.
[Personal Income] tax is a myth. A tax on [an individual] is simply passed along to the [employer]. Therefore, [an individual] is simply a mechanism used by "the government" as a tax collector of the [employer].
You mentioned Ubuntu.
Even though you're using it in a completely counterproductive manner, it will definitely get modded +5 insightful.
The State University of New York system uses web-based applications, so it's really not an issue of what you use, as long as you have the ability to use it.
At least with Carmen Sandiego, we get clues about the loot, warrant and crook, and are able to track down the V.I.L.E. henchmen that will lead us to her.
Personally, I blame RoboCrook, but maybe we should ask (the one and only) Plastic Diver Guy.