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  1. Re:So the wording has been copy-and-pasted? on EU Commission: CETA 'Totally Different From ACTA' · · Score: 1

    So, the wording that appears in both documents have been copy-and-pasted from somewhere else?

    Sorry, I mean, the words have been STOLEN from another source, those filthy filthy pirates!!!

    Please see sig...

  2. undo mod (n/t) on SOPA Provisions Being Introduced Piecemeal From Lamar Smith · · Score: 1

    n/t

  3. Re:Sounds like fun! on 50th Anniversary of the Starfish Prime Nuclear Weapon Test Today · · Score: 1

    the absence of a Mars magnetosphere allowed the solar winds to strip off atmosphere. well, that's what Marvin told me.

    Did Marvin shouldn't have used the the PU36 Detonator!

  4. post to undo mod on Preparing For Life After the PC · · Score: 1

    stupid fingers / carpal tunnel - posting to undo mod

  5. copyrights... on Copyrights To Reach Deep Space · · Score: 2

    Dunno if I'm the only one who thinks so, but if the copyright holder ceases / refuses to publish a work, I believe that anyone should be free to make a copy of the work. Just sayin'.

  6. Re:Slave owner ? on Thomas Jefferson: Scientist, Inventor, Gadgeteer · · Score: 1

    *snip* The past wasn't just the present with funny clothes. We have plenty of ideas, experiences, and insights now that people of that time didn't have. I think it's foolish to judge them on a modern basis (especially, when that basis will radically change with future generations). *snip*

    Conversely, the people of the past had "plenty of ideas, experiences, and insights" that people of our time have forgotten or choose to ignore. The wirtings of many of the Founding Fathers gives context to the US Constitution and Bill of Rights. Many writings warned of corruptions to the Republic and government we now live with.

  7. Re:Six hundred no's and a yes, is a yes on ACTA Rejected By European Parliament · · Score: 1

    Just send the head back in a flat rate postal box. Save on postage. coffin &ct.

    Remember that we're talking about a rather *fat* head. It probably WON'T fit.

    The correct method is to administer an enema on the corpse, and send the remains in a small envelope.

  8. Re:Nestle on Making Saltwater Drinkable With Graphene · · Score: 1

    Delicious, smooth, yummy, *salty* chocolate BALLS. oblig.South Park Reference

  9. Vietnam on Drug-Sniffing Drones Take Flight Over Bolivia · · Score: 1

    I can't help but remember the towed methane sensors used by the US in Vietnam... "sniffing" for "charlie's farts" above the jungle...

  10. Re:Drug sniffing... on Drug-Sniffing Drones Take Flight Over Bolivia · · Score: 1

    I hear pigs can smell truffles underground, some flying pigs should do much better than the drones.

    Sure, all we need is Arnold Ziffle and Zsa Zsa to translate for us.. <_<

    (love the Green Acres reference)

    "... and watching, for pigs on the wing ..." (mandatory Pink Floyd reference)

  11. Re:This is fascist. on Drug-Sniffing Drones Take Flight Over Bolivia · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Seriously we are using drug sniffing drones? The drones are more dangerous than the drugs in this situation!

    These are pointing them out. Not bombing them.

    "Yet."

  12. Re:countdown to anti-aircraft missles. on Drug-Sniffing Drones Take Flight Over Bolivia · · Score: 1

    It'd be safer than letting a dumb redneck (who can't even be bothered to learn how to spell the topic he's blathering about) handle a computer keyboard.

    Hint: It's spelled "heroin". A heroine is a woman hero - like Daisy Duke.

    Hey! Chill! I resemble that remark! ... and... Leave Daisy out of this!

  13. Re:Dear Parasite on Supreme Court: Affordable Care Act Is Constitutional · · Score: 1

    I assume to know who will get 'taxed' on this? There are swaths of exemptions, eg if you already have your own insurance you won't to pay the monthly $286 per family tax, military is exempt, VA exempt, religious organizations who oppose are exempt, the poor are exempt etc. The people who the tax is targeted at are those who can pay but refuse because they'd rather be parasites on the rest of us who do pay, such as yourself I can only assume.

    ... CongressCritters are exempt...

  14. Re:Idiots teaching idiots on Fundamentalist Schools Using "Nessie" To Disprove Evolution · · Score: 1

    Only a Moron would believe any of this garbage. What is the litmus test to teach this nonsense?

    Litmus test? Wow - that intrigues me on so many levels...

  15. Re:Flying Spaghetti Monster? on Fundamentalist Schools Using "Nessie" To Disprove Evolution · · Score: 5, Funny

    Careful with that line of reasoning. Pretty soon you'll get to "Witches are real". And we all know what you do to witches.

    Put them on a balance scale with ducks?

  16. Re:They are even dumber than they seem. on Fundamentalist Schools Using "Nessie" To Disprove Evolution · · Score: 1

    If someone considers mathematics and writing the work of the devil, should they be allowed to bring their children up without teaching them how to count, read or write?

    Why not? My cousin raised a passel of them this way.

    Oh, the trials and tribulations of being a redneck! :-)

  17. Re:Midazolam on Erasing Details Of Bad Memories · · Score: 1

    Holy Crap!

    I lost an entire week last year (post-op) because of Versed. In defense of my surgeon (and prescribing doctor), I now believe that it is a GOOD THING that I can't remember any details.

    I was initially upset about the "loss", but now feel indebted to my doctor. The time I "lost" was well worth not having to remember what transpired. I came to this conclusion after discussing the events with my spouse, other family members, and hospital staff.

    I don't *think* I have any PTSD from the experience. I do know that I have some memory loss (specifically, inability to recall names of friends made prior to surgery).

  18. irony? syncronicity? on Bryson Crash Reveals Threat of Headless Government · · Score: 1

    Did ayone else detect the irony / syncronicity of a story posted today, specifically http://tech.slashdot.org/story/12/06/22/1827207/google-touts-worker-tracking-as-own-ceo-goes-mia ?

  19. Re:mdash on Did Neandertals Paint Early Cave Art? · · Score: 1

    A preposition is the wrong kind of word to end a sentence with.

  20. Re:Besides MS and Intel... on US-CERT Discloses Security Flaw In 64-Bit Intel Chips · · Score: 1

    Wait, so the consumers are not Texans? Who the hell are they? People with the wrong skin color without documentation? Yankees? Californians?

    No... ACs :-).

  21. Re:Bring out yer dead! on Black Death Discovered In Oregon · · Score: 1

    Obligatory Firesign Theatre reference: "According to my careful prosthesis, this man has - The Plague." (from Waiting for the Electrician or Someone Like Him)

  22. Re:Besides MS and Intel... on US-CERT Discloses Security Flaw In 64-Bit Intel Chips · · Score: 1

    Incidentally, your sig:

    I am not merely a "consumer" or a "taxpayer". I am a Citizen of the State of Texas

    Does that make you a consumer of gasoline for your oversized domestic pickup truck? Or a consumer of bullets? Maybe both? :) (I know, I know....stereotyping.... You could drive a Corolla, for all I know...)

    Thanks for recognizing that the questions comprise a stereotype. Here's a couple of corrections to the misapprehensions:

    1) Contrary to popular belief, Texans usually don't buy "oversized" pickups. We get the one that'll do the job, and a 1/2 ton usually ain't it.

    2) Although many Texans purchase ammunition, the "consumers" of bullets are generally at the "bidness end" of the firearm.

  23. Re:Piss poor distro support on Skype 4.0 For Linux Now Available · · Score: 1

    Ubuntu 10.04, Debian 6.0, Fedora 16, and OpenSUSE 12.1 ONLY. Are you kidding me?

    Perhaps those are the distros they wish to "embrace, extend, and extinguish"? (/cynical)

  24. Hearing AIDS on Ask Slashdot: Why Are Hearing Aids So Expensive? · · Score: 1

    I was always told that hearing AIDS is a disease one gets from listening to assholes.

  25. Oh goodie... on MIT Creates Glucose Fuel Cell To Power Implanted Brain-Computer Interfaces · · Score: 1

    Goodie, goodie...

    Just what people who have sinovial fluid problems need, something else to deplete nutrients in the spinal column.