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  1. Re:Occuhippies and millenials will still use FB on Facebook Details Executive Salaries, Bonuses · · Score: 1

    Agreed, and it is reassuring to be in class and see that more and more people are ditching Social networking and saying, "get over yourselves - we don't care what you do in your personal lives."

    As far as my friends go, it usually takes some incidence of drama to get them to quit. Two of my friends quit as a result of bad breakups with ex-wives. I was smart enough to learn those lessons back in the MySpace days, when I was in a relationship living with my girlfriend:

    " Ethanol, who is that bitch you added to your friends list? Are you cheating on me ?! "

    " Uh, she's my sister. No, I am not cheating on you.

    ( 3 days later )
     
    " Ethanol, who is that bitch you just added to your friend's list. Are you gonna cheat on me with her?! "

    " No, she's my fucking grandma! "

    That teacher, incidentally, moonlights as a consultant and encouraged us all to "network," because that's how people get jobs and succeed, he thinks.

    He should tell that to my boss, an utterly unqualified asshole and idiot, who got his job due to networking because his buddy was his boss and friends with his boss' boss. After he utterly ruined our department, blaming his faults on us, and sent morale through the floor blaming and bullying, I led a revolt to overthrow him. Consultants were called in to see where the faults were and his buddy-boss was asked to leave the company. Now everybody involved in the idiot's hiring is getting a pistol-whipping from corporate, and he's on his way out. Meanwhile, the department (except for the boss, of course) got bonuses for showing self-sufficiency in the absense of real leadership.

    In short, "networking" is another bullshit buzzword. Any decent employee can succeed by merit alone.

    If they network alone.

  2. Re:N/A on San Francisco Enlists Bus Cameras For Traffic Law Enforcement · · Score: 1

    Who the f*** is "Cecil B. Demille"? Are we supposed to know that name, or what?

    www.cecilbdemille.com/

  3. Re:Proofreading, please on Bad Guys Use Open Source, Too · · Score: 1

    >> Bad Guys Are Use Open Source, Too

    All your base are belong to us

    All your assets are belong to us.

  4. Re:Disguise encrypted as unencrypted? on Tor Tests Undetectably Encrypted Connections In Iran · · Score: 1

    I really don't get the car analogy.

    I mean, if you put both cars through a grinder (encryption) or press (archiving), won't that make the toyota and ferrari the same?

    No, one is a Tor-ota.

  5. Re:Hydrogen peroxide on NASA Wants Green Rocket Fuel · · Score: 1

    Some schools no longer permit chemistry students to handle copper sulphate, because it is classed as a potential carcinogen.

    Add boic acid instead to the big flame in back, and it turns green.

  6. Re:A Real Jedi on Jedi Master's Hand-Made Lightsaber Stolen · · Score: 2

    A real Jedi could use the force to find it.

    A real Jedi could use the Force to bring it back.

  7. Re:The saddest part of this... on Jedi Master's Hand-Made Lightsaber Stolen · · Score: 1

    is that this dude thinks he is a Jedi Master. Also, a New Yorker who leaves valuables unguarded? Not to diss the Big Apple, I wouldn't try this in any city, well, anywhere!

    The thief is the bigger wanker to be clear. However our intrepid "Jedi Master" acts like a naive kid from Tatooine.

    Dont be dissing any Apples here.

  8. Re:Who steals somebody’s lightsaber? on Jedi Master's Hand-Made Lightsaber Stolen · · Score: 1

    > Who steals somebody’s lightsaber?

    Probably his business partner so that they could get a PR piece in the media.

    Its a PR stunt then?

  9. Re:Pack behavior on BigDog Robot Gets Much Bigger · · Score: 1

    Narrator: See the LS3's in their natural habitat. Once a day these lumbering creatures collect around the petrol pond to hastily drink up their day's supply of the vital fluid.

    camera shows a small spark flying out of one LS3

    Narrator: LS3's produce small bursts of electricty - sparks - from time to time. These natural occurences are typically benign and merely help to distinguish these graceful creatures from their organic counterparts.

    camera shows a close up with the label "dramatic recreation" at the bottom of the screen, showing a spark hitting gasoline

    Narrator: However, when these sparks meet with petrol, disaster can strike.

    camera pans over the gasoline pond, this time on fire and with wrecked husks of LS3's in it

    Narrator: Our crew returned to the gassing hole a mere hour after our initial visit, and already the herd has been ravaged by the fire. The raging inferno has consumed the herd. Such is the natural order of things in the urban jungle. Even so, with the next war, the Department of Defense will place a new order, and the LS3's will once again roam free

    Sounds like LS3OD.

  10. Re:Whatever you call it on BigDog Robot Gets Much Bigger · · Score: 1

    Whatever you call it, it's still creepy without anything resembling a head.

    Can it be de-feeted?

  11. Re:That's Jigglewatts. on U.S. Navy Receives First Industry Built Railgun Prototype · · Score: 1

    Shiver me timbers matey.

  12. Re:Press passes just a courtesy on Pasadena Police Encrypt, Deny Access To Police Radio · · Score: 1

    So that's why Charles was on April's ass in the TMNT movie! The chief was holding that over his head! That's bugged me for twenty years!

    Donatello is that you?

  13. Re:Excuse me... not a programmer's fault. on Programming Error Doomed Russian Mars Probe · · Score: 1

    This one time, I almost agree, but why didn't you software retards code in redundancy?

    Ada FTW

  14. Re:Excuse me... not a programmer's fault. on Programming Error Doomed Russian Mars Probe · · Score: 1

    But it worked great in the simulator.

  15. Re:Global Warming? Let the Intelligent Debate Begi on Little Ice Age: It Was Not the Sun · · Score: 1

    Canwedo it with beer and make it lowbrow?

    You betcha.

  16. Re:We all know what will happen on Lake Vostok Reached · · Score: 1

    You'd need to sober them up first. Good luck with that.

    They are waiting for global warming you insensitive clod.

  17. Re:I look forward to the day on The Engineer Who Stopped Airplanes From Flying Into Mountains · · Score: 2, Funny

    When you retards stop complaining about the system and start campaigning for Ron Paul to get it fixed.

    Help us O. B. Gyn Kenobie; you're our only hope.

  18. Re:MEETING on Study Finds Social Media Harder To Resist Than Cigarettes, Alcohol · · Score: 1

    Cause all my AA meetings are on Facebook!!!

    I wonder if any Parole Officers meet there?

  19. Re:AAAAAA on Philatelists Push Petition For Pluto Probe Postage · · Score: 2

    The American Association Against Abusively Applied Acronyms has a problem with the title of this submission.

    AAAAAA . . . Fat Albert is that you?

  20. Re:So philately is acceptable on this website now? on Philatelists Push Petition For Pluto Probe Postage · · Score: 1

    No, no. Don't go. Whatever will we do without you?

    Mothers against Maudlin Mutterings

  21. Re:With apologies to Monty Python... on Philatelists Push Petition For Pluto Probe Postage · · Score: 1

    Philatelists Push Petition For Pluto Probe Postage

    Don't practice your alliteration on me!

    Alliteration poorly practiced pursuiant to pluto pissoff preview.

  22. Re:Finally ... on Simulators Take the Humans Out of Hiring · · Score: 1

    ... some real progress in the improvement of the usual IT HR.

    Progress is the root of all evil. General Bullmoose

    --

    Frankie and Johnny at K-Mart

  23. Re:Handle them carefully on Finding Lost Recording From the 1880s · · Score: 0

    That's like watching Gore. Eww

    FTFY

  24. Re:Bismarck Copyright Term Extension Act on Finding Lost Recording From the 1880s · · Score: 1

    Here in the UK, the ship is better known than it's namesake. Probably because we are still rather proud of blowing it up.

    I tought you sunk it.

  25. Re:Bismarck Copyright Term Extension Act on Finding Lost Recording From the 1880s · · Score: 2

    anyone who can be considered to have even passing knowledge of Western history would know who Bismarck is, and why he is famous.

    The tasty cream filling. Duh.

    Don't forget the Berliners.