But the federal government is not reforming the health care system...they are reforming the health insurance system. A subtle, yet critical distinction.
Now, because of these pools, total ratables is 100,050,000. Tax rate is slightly lower -- so I pay $1,995 or something, because the people with pools are paying their fair share.
Hey! I'm a libertarian douchenozzle, and although I find the idea of a mosque at the site of a terrorist attack to be a little...strange... if they want to build it, and the people that live nearby don't mind, they should be able to.
My general assumption is that businesses at some level tend to operate in "reality" where you are either profitable or you die (go out of business). Government units even with good management just are not exposed to the environment.
That's exactly it. Private businesses have to watch the books or go out of business. The government...well, if they run out of money, they just initiate more "deficit spending". Wish my checkbook worked that way... "Oh, I'm out of money already? Guess I'll just write more checks."
Not all amphetamines are the same as Meth. Clearly, the stimulants we give pilots or children must be okie-dokie.
What's really interesting...is that they give amphetamines to military pilots, but because I took Ritalin 20 years ago as a child, I had to go through a battery of phychological tests before the FAA would give me medical clearance to get a private pilot's license. Weird.
If you are a bicyclist going 15 mph and you suffer a collision with a motor vehicle going 35 mph, there is a very significant difference in the amount of force exerted by the impact depending on whether you are going against traffic (50 mph) or with traffic (20 mph).
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The cognitive dissonance between your post and sig must be deafening.
Make them live under the Kyoto standards.
But the federal government is not reforming the health care system...they are reforming the health insurance system. A subtle, yet critical distinction.
Yes, because we all know criminals obey gun laws.
When you hear "up to" just mentally translate it to "less than". Solves many problems...
They're not even a real country, anyway,,,
...if you can call what AT&T and Verizon do 'service'...
I dunno, from reading around here they seem to "service" (definition 12) their customers quite well...
I sit corrected, sir. I wish the county I lived in worked that way...
Now, because of these pools, total ratables is 100,050,000. Tax rate is slightly lower -- so I pay $1,995 or something, because the people with pools are paying their fair share.
Let me know how that works out for you.
Hey! I'm a libertarian douchenozzle, and although I find the idea of a mosque at the site of a terrorist attack to be a little...strange... if they want to build it, and the people that live nearby don't mind, they should be able to.
So am I less libertarian, or less douchenozzle-y?
TRWTF is a $400 skirt. I think this is God's way of telling you, you have too much money.
"Radioactive Boar" would be an awesome name for a heavy metal band...
My general assumption is that businesses at some level tend to operate in "reality" where you are either profitable or you die (go out of business). Government units even with good management just are not exposed to the environment.
That's exactly it. Private businesses have to watch the books or go out of business. The government...well, if they run out of money, they just initiate more "deficit spending". Wish my checkbook worked that way... "Oh, I'm out of money already? Guess I'll just write more checks."
Don't steal, the government hates competition...
I suppose he's cool with it so long as no women try to use it.
Standards aren't Variables don't.
What's really interesting...is that they give amphetamines to military pilots, but because I took Ritalin 20 years ago as a child, I had to go through a battery of phychological tests before the FAA would give me medical clearance to get a private pilot's license. Weird.
When has the government *ever* lowered fees?
OK, so people on the technical side of the business are an obvious exception. How about this:
I work at a bank. On every one of our tellers' thin client desktops is an IE icon. Why again does a bank teller need internet access to do their job?
Sexual predators consider kinder, gentler rape.
I wonder what Viagra smells like? You know it's coming...
Looks like you just answered your own question.
If you are a bicyclist going 15 mph and you suffer a collision with a motor vehicle going 35 mph, there is a very significant difference in the amount of force exerted by the impact depending on whether you are going against traffic (50 mph) or with traffic (20 mph).
Actually, no. But thanks for playing.
Yeah because California and New York are the poster children for "Economic Life". How far in debt is the state of CA, again?
Bomgar. Based on VNC and has never failed, so long as the end user has internet access.
Now, this costs real-world money, so that may knock it out of consideration.
It's not just for Microsoft anymore!