But is it really worth the virtually inevitable lawsuit for a company as successful as the defendants in this case to cheat the backbone of their operations out of a fair wage (because a fare wage is what the Carnies make) betting on the statistically improbable scenario that no law firm nowhere will pick the cause up for three quarters of the pie?
A disgruntled former employee (hardly ever see that) kept access to work computers at a tote-the-note car lot.
They had taken advantage of remote tech to disable the vehicle and engage the horn from a keyboard... in case of nonpayment for the former and sometimes aiding location efforts for the latter.
Poor chap was so disgruntled he killed vehicles and blew horns for most of a weekend before they deduced the antagonist. I am sure there are some repercussions for this kind of adventure, but hell, if there's even a chance you'll have a grandchild, do you want this story in your arsenal?
We have the same problem with evacuations from hurricane corridors. Immediately following a destructive storm, citizens evacuate as recommended, for a while.
At some point the urgency wanes, the storm turns at the last before landfall again, and fewer people leave their homes.
Since the '50's is way past most folks' attention spans.
Since the time of kings and before, leaders of men have employed spies, who by their very nature are shrouded in secrecy.
There may have been some historical examples of open and honest governing bodies, but for whatever reason, they were not selected for. I fear this will continue until there exist no more factions within our populace to divide amongst.
Thus there are two possibilities for this opentopia you describe, where man keeps no secrets from other men: There is either one human left or we are all fighting an interplanetary battle.
They're not ready ambassador. This sentient race's exploration of their own universe is limited to remote activity and they've no settlement on even their own primary satellite.
He always spoke his mind, and certainly due in large part to that attribute, was fired from two of his three Cabinet posts.
He committed mutiny during the last breaths of the Nixon administration when he notified the military not to take orders from the White House, particularly those with a nuclear tint, when he became concerned with Dick's erratic behavior... and he prepared for troops to enter Washington in case the succession to Ford didn't go smoothly.
I'm just simple, but give me a man of differing viewpoints who is candidly sincere about who he is versus an ally who takes fake to new levels...it becomes a monolemma.
You're correct about the helium scarcity, but a wind sail generator such as this could probably be modified to produce it's own heated air to stay aloft, a technology already in widespread use in ballooning.
If you check out one article this week, make it this one... these things are crafty cool.
Yes. IIRC, blood transfusions were done even before blood typing was fully understood.
Sometimes it worked, but often the type administered was incompatible, and it took early medical practicioners a bit to sort it out.
Some dying patients were saved during this research period though, and if that same mindset is applied to this it will undoubtedly contribute some new technology.... if it doesn't get litigated out of existence first.
Of course, but perpendicular to my forearm because it's just a cry for help.
It's a fucking rock among countless trillions all over the universe. It's a dead rock that got close to another dead rock.
Statistically unlikely fortuitous turn of events; you do know what fortuitous means, don't you?
Excuse me if I care a bit more about what actual human beings alive right here and right now are doing, no matter how trivial. It's still far more amazing than inanimate matter going along Newtonian paths.
I'll bet you're a Space Nutter who cares deeply about the species, yet you sound like a miserable misanthropic bastard...
Ironically, yes. Though I am occasionally able to loathe an individual, I am rooting European-Football fanatically for the team.
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Not normally considered a delicacy, when it's rat or nothing, well, sorry Templeton.
It goes without saying we'll both lie to the customer.
We'll just plain be honest with each other.
But is it really worth the virtually inevitable lawsuit for a company as successful as the defendants in this case to cheat the backbone of their operations out of a fair wage (because a fare wage is what the Carnies make) betting on the statistically improbable scenario that no law firm nowhere will pick the cause up for three quarters of the pie?
Learning a language in high school versus using it during a cultural immersion experience.
Slang matters and it becomes dated much too quickly: Stacks of heads chiselin' in the easy> ...wtf?
They had taken advantage of remote tech to disable the vehicle and engage the horn from a keyboard... in case of nonpayment for the former and sometimes aiding location efforts for the latter.
Poor chap was so disgruntled he killed vehicles and blew horns for most of a weekend before they deduced the antagonist. I am sure there are some repercussions for this kind of adventure, but hell, if there's even a chance you'll have a grandchild, do you want this story in your arsenal?
At some point the urgency wanes, the storm turns at the last before landfall again, and fewer people leave their homes.
Since the '50's is way past most folks' attention spans.
There may have been some historical examples of open and honest governing bodies, but for whatever reason, they were not selected for. I fear this will continue until there exist no more factions within our populace to divide amongst.
Thus there are two possibilities for this opentopia you describe, where man keeps no secrets from other men: There is either one human left or we are all fighting an interplanetary battle.
Heard from the bridge of the emissary ship:
They're not ready ambassador. This sentient race's exploration of their own universe is limited to remote activity and they've no settlement on even their own primary satellite.
Want to check back in 80 quargs?
Sure, economic retaliation against a nation far too powerful to retaliate against militarily is petty. Right.
Little country do what big country say! The World is a playground.
He committed mutiny during the last breaths of the Nixon administration when he notified the military not to take orders from the White House, particularly those with a nuclear tint, when he became concerned with Dick's erratic behavior... and he prepared for troops to enter Washington in case the succession to Ford didn't go smoothly.
I'm just simple, but give me a man of differing viewpoints who is candidly sincere about who he is versus an ally who takes fake to new levels...it becomes a monolemma.
If you check out one article this week, make it this one... these things are crafty cool.
Faith and creationism are great aren't they?
We seem to be outgrowing them, although at the present rate, the benefits of an enlightened World will go to our grandchildren's grandchildren.
When and if Walmart and Amazon accept the Bitcoin, it is then a viable currency.
Sometimes it worked, but often the type administered was incompatible, and it took early medical practicioners a bit to sort it out.
Some dying patients were saved during this research period though, and if that same mindset is applied to this it will undoubtedly contribute some new technology.... if it doesn't get litigated out of existence first.
Dude, I have no idea what you're talking about.
I'm renowned for my incomprehensibly bad jokes.
As am I.
After all, they're out there serving and protecting, right?
If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear arguments are becoming more painful than a toothache.
Did you slit your wrists as you typed this?
Of course, but perpendicular to my forearm because it's just a cry for help.
It's a fucking rock among countless trillions all over the universe. It's a dead rock that got close to another dead rock.
Statistically unlikely fortuitous turn of events; you do know what fortuitous means, don't you?
Excuse me if I care a bit more about what actual human beings alive right here and right now are doing, no matter how trivial. It's still far more amazing than inanimate matter going along Newtonian paths. I'll bet you're a Space Nutter who cares deeply about the species, yet you sound like a miserable misanthropic bastard...
Ironically, yes. Though I am occasionally able to loathe an individual, I am rooting European-Football fanatically for the team.
Pretty please leave your legal training and five dollar Latin phrases (figure stuff out, shit at home, et al) at home when next you speak with me.
Billy Ray, though you've been a stranger lately lest folks connect you with Miley, it is good to see you back at the keyboard.
Javascript should not be received Pig in the 'Poke style.
And it's not a fake until our hive says it's a fake.
News happens, our lessers comment on it, and then and only then, we release a quasi-official opinion.
Well Done sir, well done.
But I have a confession to make, though it grieves me to admit, I have read some of your other comments and found them (politely) less wise.
Take heart though, we need the bad days to fully appreciate the good ones!
+2 Sounds like truth.
Unlike your amateur drivers, a single DUI or license suspension ends your budding career. The weak have already been weeded out to some degree.
The threshold for reproduction is marginally less for drivers of POVs.