He can more than claim he has permission, he can actually claim title to the land he's been using. It's called "adverse possession". If you own property (or think you do, anyway) you'd better check your state laws on adverse possession and keep an eye on your property.
Well that's very interesting... I had followed this case some time ago, and was not aware of what's been going on lately. It seems there is a great deal more nastiness here than I was originally aware of.
I started with the built-in BASIC-2 interpreter on my first computer (Amstraad). My very first computer book was the BASIC-2 manual from Amstraad. My very first program was the knock-knock joke involving bananas and oranges. My second program was one to help my teenage son with his "find the volume of a..." homework.
From there I went to x86 assembly language using the shareware a86 assembler. Then C and C++ (Borland), VisualBasic, a bit of Cobol, Delphi, Java and perl, along with some dBase and Oracle-style SQL. Now 15 years after that BASIC-2 introduction, I do quite nicely as a freelance web developer using PHP, MySQL and Javascript/AJAX. I'm studying PDO and SQLite at the moment.
I must say, though, that I haven't bought a book for eight or ten years; the Internet and an inexpensive Xerox laser printer satisfy all of my study and reference needs (now with a new cheap color laser printer it's great for printing out all of those free quilt blocks and free knitting and crochet patterns available online, too).
I know; I wasn't specifically addressing you. I just wanted to clear the air, so to speak, since a lot of people really do believe that. I've had to reassure quite a number of friends expecting their first child that they were more than adequate to feed their baby.
Of course I never say anything to my male friends, their egos are fragile enough as it is, and when a guy's self-image is based on his perceived size advantage, as far too many are, it would be just cruel to...er... deflate him.
Besides, in my 50 years of experience, I've found that physical size and/or performance actually has very little to do with my enjoyment of a relationship. Just being nice to a girl will do a lot more for her than a bigger stick to bang her with. If a guy is thinking in terms of "banging" anyway, he's on the wrong track. I've had the reputation of a cold bitch most of my life because I don't roll over simply because somebody else's dick twitches, but I can get wound up enough even before any clothing comes loose that I barely notice what goes on after they come off. Now that's a real lover!
Milk production has nothing to do with breast size. Breast size is purely how much fat is being deposited in the breast. Actually, larger breasts make breastfeeding more difficult, since the longer milk ducts have to be kept from getting bent and twisted in all that fat. The enlargement of the breasts while breastfeeding is due to enlargement and engorgement of the underlying milk glands (similar to mumps and other diseases enlarging and engorging the lymph glands). The fat deposits are on top of the milk glands.
As far as penis size goes, yes, too long is quite uncomfortable, often leaving internal bruising that lasts for days. And smaller penises actually ejaculate with greater pressure to the point of the ejaculation being felt by the female partner, as well as a very distinct and noticeable pulsing effect. Larger penises more like dribble, and the pulsing effect is also lessened.
Well, my ex husband totally ignored my expressed preference in the engagement and wedding ring, and this after he asked me. I should have taken that as a warning, since the 24 years of the marriage were pretty miserable; he turned out to be totally self-centered, and freely admitted that he'd lied frequently during our engagement to fool me into thinking he gave two pins about me or how I felt about anything. He told me flat out that he just wanted to have exclusive sexual rights to me. The fact that I call him "my ex husband" should give you a clue as to how I finally dealt with the situation, after patiently giving him all those years to figure out that I was more than an appendage to his penis.
If you have a wife or a girlfriend, she has my sympathy. With that kind of attitude (not to mention the abusive mouth), I seriously doubt that you do, or will have for very long.
Obviously you've never done forensics at a fire scene. I have; my father was on the governor's arson squad (State of California Division of Forestry) while I was a teenager, and they used me as a photographer since my grandfather had given me an excellent camera. You would be amazed at what odds and ends survive the most awful fires.
Software, on the other hand, does not. The supply is LIMITLESS and the demand is limited. Software-as-a-product people are attempting to create a market where none naturally exists. But this is generally the case of all products that have a limitless capacity for production.
This reminds me of how in California the farmers would dump excess produce into the river to drive prices up, and had guards with shotguns posted to shoot any of the poverty-stricken migrant workers who tried to dive into the river to recover the dumped food. The situation as described in Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath was 100% accurate; I know because I was growing up there during that time.
Give it up, friend. People who are determined to do whatever they please whenever they please and have a "screw the rest of the world" attitude will always attack anyone who dares question their right to do so.
I'll second that. I took the train from Connecticut to New Mexico once, and it was wonderful. The three days on the train were actually great, because there was no pressure to do touristy things, just enjoy the view, read a book, talk, and in general rest. Then once in New Mexico the rush was on to see this, go there, etc etc, but the trip home was again restful and most pleasant. Get a sleeper for long trips; it's well worth it.
And a Library Science degree is one of the toughest degrees to get. My small-town high school counselors didn't bother to look up the requirements, and advised me badly on what path to follow in high school, and it turned out I would need two years of jr. college to catch up on all the required courses I needed in order to enroll as a Library Science major.
Like I said before, don't bother with the crap about something else killing me. So I should go walk on the highway because I'm just as likely to die falling in my bathtub as I am by getting hit by a car? Give me a break. Anything that is clearly proven to unnecessarily and not accidentally kill tens of thousands of people, without even considering how many are sick for years before dying, is totally indefensible. Tobacco kills, it kills people around those who use it, and it's an ugly death no matter how it strikes. Do you think people should be allowed to drive drunk? Speed to their heart's content? Why not? Maybe because they might injure or kill somebody else, and sometimes do?
Spend some time with a relative who is dying of emphysema or cancer. Volunteer at a hospice. Maybe it will give you something to think about.
Try working in a cancer research hospital's outpatient clinic for a couple of years; I did. I saw far too many people die (yes, die... I was the one who went around gathering their papers from the various doctors and clinic offices they'd been to, organizing their final records folder when they died) who never smoked themselves, but either a parent or a spouse did, or they were exposed in the workplace. And don't give me that crap about the air quality being worse than second-hand smoke. That's like saying kids can play in the street because more kids are killed in accidents at home.
It's an addictive, dirty, poisonous drug that has no redeeming purpose whatsoever, and I have nothing but contempt for anyone who tries to trivialize or justify its use, let alone its being inflicted on everybody else.
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This isn't suburban USA; very few people have yards. That's why they walk their dogs on the streets.
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/20080916/img/pwl-a-man-walks-his-dogs-in-227fa3f5bf54.html
He can more than claim he has permission, he can actually claim title to the land he's been using. It's called "adverse possession". If you own property (or think you do, anyway) you'd better check your state laws on adverse possession and keep an eye on your property.
http://www.expertlaw.com/library/real_estate/adverse_possession.html
Well that's very interesting... I had followed this case some time ago, and was not aware of what's been going on lately. It seems there is a great deal more nastiness here than I was originally aware of.
http://www.digest.com/Big_Story.php
Nissan Motors didn't start "bullying" until Mr. Nissan started having automotive advertising on his site.
Well, I've always been thankful that I didn't have that silly looking stuff dangling around, especially when I had horses ;)
Although I must admit it would come in handy when hiking and camping and need to find a bush or rock to hide behind.
Oh, definitely a smaller one, as long as the bearer is a decent human being.
I started with the built-in BASIC-2 interpreter on my first computer (Amstraad). My very first computer book was the BASIC-2 manual from Amstraad. My very first program was the knock-knock joke involving bananas and oranges. My second program was one to help my teenage son with his "find the volume of a..." homework.
From there I went to x86 assembly language using the shareware a86 assembler. Then C and C++ (Borland), VisualBasic, a bit of Cobol, Delphi, Java and perl, along with some dBase and Oracle-style SQL. Now 15 years after that BASIC-2 introduction, I do quite nicely as a freelance web developer using PHP, MySQL and Javascript/AJAX. I'm studying PDO and SQLite at the moment.
I must say, though, that I haven't bought a book for eight or ten years; the Internet and an inexpensive Xerox laser printer satisfy all of my study and reference needs (now with a new cheap color laser printer it's great for printing out all of those free quilt blocks and free knitting and crochet patterns available online, too).
I know; I wasn't specifically addressing you. I just wanted to clear the air, so to speak, since a lot of people really do believe that. I've had to reassure quite a number of friends expecting their first child that they were more than adequate to feed their baby.
Of course I never say anything to my male friends, their egos are fragile enough as it is, and when a guy's self-image is based on his perceived size advantage, as far too many are, it would be just cruel to ...er... deflate him.
Besides, in my 50 years of experience, I've found that physical size and/or performance actually has very little to do with my enjoyment of a relationship. Just being nice to a girl will do a lot more for her than a bigger stick to bang her with. If a guy is thinking in terms of "banging" anyway, he's on the wrong track. I've had the reputation of a cold bitch most of my life because I don't roll over simply because somebody else's dick twitches, but I can get wound up enough even before any clothing comes loose that I barely notice what goes on after they come off. Now that's a real lover!
Talk to the people at O'Reilly, especially their Safari bookshelf. They might be able to cut you a deal for educational use.
http://oreilly.com/
http://safari.oreilly.com/?cid=orm-nav-global
Milk production has nothing to do with breast size. Breast size is purely how much fat is being deposited in the breast. Actually, larger breasts make breastfeeding more difficult, since the longer milk ducts have to be kept from getting bent and twisted in all that fat. The enlargement of the breasts while breastfeeding is due to enlargement and engorgement of the underlying milk glands (similar to mumps and other diseases enlarging and engorging the lymph glands). The fat deposits are on top of the milk glands.
As far as penis size goes, yes, too long is quite uncomfortable, often leaving internal bruising that lasts for days. And smaller penises actually ejaculate with greater pressure to the point of the ejaculation being felt by the female partner, as well as a very distinct and noticeable pulsing effect. Larger penises more like dribble, and the pulsing effect is also lessened.
Well, my ex husband totally ignored my expressed preference in the engagement and wedding ring, and this after he asked me. I should have taken that as a warning, since the 24 years of the marriage were pretty miserable; he turned out to be totally self-centered, and freely admitted that he'd lied frequently during our engagement to fool me into thinking he gave two pins about me or how I felt about anything. He told me flat out that he just wanted to have exclusive sexual rights to me. The fact that I call him "my ex husband" should give you a clue as to how I finally dealt with the situation, after patiently giving him all those years to figure out that I was more than an appendage to his penis.
If you have a wife or a girlfriend, she has my sympathy. With that kind of attitude (not to mention the abusive mouth), I seriously doubt that you do, or will have for very long.
I learned that if you're going to commit arson, never toss evidence into the area to be burned, presuming that it will be destroyed in the fire.
Obviously you've never done forensics at a fire scene. I have; my father was on the governor's arson squad (State of California Division of Forestry) while I was a teenager, and they used me as a photographer since my grandfather had given me an excellent camera. You would be amazed at what odds and ends survive the most awful fires.
This reminds me of how in California the farmers would dump excess produce into the river to drive prices up, and had guards with shotguns posted to shoot any of the poverty-stricken migrant workers who tried to dive into the river to recover the dumped food. The situation as described in Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath was 100% accurate; I know because I was growing up there during that time.
Now if that were the case, I would actually vote, for the first time since 1970.
"Hi, the Mac version is sold by a deal through a third party, so it's not entirely my decision what to price it on for Mac. :("
Sorry
I did... here's his reply
Hi, the Mac version is sold by a deal through a third party, so it's not entirely my decision what to price it on for Mac. :(
Sorry
Wow, what a brilliant idea! I wouldn't have thought of that in a million years! Thank you so very much for your insightful and thoughtful suggestion!
He says he cut the price of Kudos in half, which indeedy-do he did... for the Windows version. The Mac version is still $22. He just lost a sale.
Give it up, friend. People who are determined to do whatever they please whenever they please and have a "screw the rest of the world" attitude will always attack anyone who dares question their right to do so.
And he got it from Indian (not Native American) creation myths.
I'll second that. I took the train from Connecticut to New Mexico once, and it was wonderful. The three days on the train were actually great, because there was no pressure to do touristy things, just enjoy the view, read a book, talk, and in general rest. Then once in New Mexico the rush was on to see this, go there, etc etc, but the trip home was again restful and most pleasant. Get a sleeper for long trips; it's well worth it.
And a Library Science degree is one of the toughest degrees to get. My small-town high school counselors didn't bother to look up the requirements, and advised me badly on what path to follow in high school, and it turned out I would need two years of jr. college to catch up on all the required courses I needed in order to enroll as a Library Science major.
Like I said before, don't bother with the crap about something else killing me. So I should go walk on the highway because I'm just as likely to die falling in my bathtub as I am by getting hit by a car? Give me a break. Anything that is clearly proven to unnecessarily and not accidentally kill tens of thousands of people, without even considering how many are sick for years before dying, is totally indefensible. Tobacco kills, it kills people around those who use it, and it's an ugly death no matter how it strikes. Do you think people should be allowed to drive drunk? Speed to their heart's content? Why not? Maybe because they might injure or kill somebody else, and sometimes do?
Spend some time with a relative who is dying of emphysema or cancer. Volunteer at a hospice. Maybe it will give you something to think about.
Try working in a cancer research hospital's outpatient clinic for a couple of years; I did. I saw far too many people die (yes, die... I was the one who went around gathering their papers from the various doctors and clinic offices they'd been to, organizing their final records folder when they died) who never smoked themselves, but either a parent or a spouse did, or they were exposed in the workplace. And don't give me that crap about the air quality being worse than second-hand smoke. That's like saying kids can play in the street because more kids are killed in accidents at home.
It's an addictive, dirty, poisonous drug that has no redeeming purpose whatsoever, and I have nothing but contempt for anyone who tries to trivialize or justify its use, let alone its being inflicted on everybody else.