There are folks, even in this jaded epoch, who would return the extra money paid by a homeowner's policy and a vehicle insurer, say, on an accident to the family car in the driveway.
People this honest are rare. Notably, fudging one's tax return and bilking insurers isn't even the threshold where dishonesty begins for many.
Reintroduce the very likely morally defunct petro-executive: "Huh, so we can clean up this mess without jeopardizing 3rd quarter bonuses? He probably double-dipped for a relatively small share of the pie.
State of the art megawatt snow-making equipment, stockpiles of snow from bygone years beneath thermal blankets in the mountains, and the employment of Altai Shaman to hold a mystical snow ceremony...
Now, doesn't the lack of shower curtains and door knobs seem a bit pedantic?
Old age, time in grade, and time in rank is a mythical way to determine competence.
I reject this doomsayer readiing of the fate of/.
You are repeaters of the Doom mantra. I am tired of the whining complaints.
Do something, and try your best not to resemble the American electorate....whimpering instead of improving and complaining instead of working for effective change.
I am pretty sure i nailed that landing but i have a bit of charmatic reserve in case i am mistaken!
1) As you are readily able to see, this post is a reply to your comment. This part of the forum is essential to the give and take I love about the site. Many times a reply to an entrenched belief has set me on the path to differing and sometimes enlightening understanding.
2) Posted user ID is an important consideration when I read a post. I will give a post that seems offensive another look for clarity if the UID is lower and I am much more forgiving of an ignorant post if the UID is very new.
3) My internet is down, the power is off, it is cold, and I will have to start a vehicle to charge this android phone i am thumb-typing on in the driveway so that I can post this reply. That's how much I love this site.
If though, it were Christmas, there is an infinitesimal chance your cookies would be appreciated by a red-suited big and tall shopper.
And if we imagine there's some unlikey rationale we can use to weave your incredibly less than statistically significant chance of weaving corn into the already convoluted story line, your comment is only slightly less rational.
So even if we decide to go with the avalanche theory, the likelihood of the humans campers disturbing the snow pack is still only one plausible argument.
Damn!
This dispelling of conspiracy theories is a tough row to hoe.
I enjoy the convenience of Web shopping for personal and professional use.
I can order from online companies I have never heard of, without fear of being cheated, when they are under the umbrella of the Amazon corporation. This is their prime benefit to me.
The reduced prime membership rates also include a nominal fee (sometimes $3.99) to upgrade to one day shipping... very handy when shopping parts for a job. It is still almost magical to me that I can order something from a city 1500 miles away at 1400 hours and, despite signs at both gates to leave the package outside the fence, have our puppy chewing the box it was delivered in the next day.
People this honest are rare. Notably, fudging one's tax return and bilking insurers isn't even the threshold where dishonesty begins for many.
Reintroduce the very likely morally defunct petro-executive: "Huh, so we can clean up this mess without jeopardizing 3rd quarter bonuses? He probably double-dipped for a relatively small share of the pie.
And, if contrary to popular belief, familiarity breeds a lack of contempt....
Insidious.
Can we be sure it's not about the low wages?
Now, doesn't the lack of shower curtains and door knobs seem a bit pedantic?
As the decriminalization of marijuana continues along it's mary way, there will develop a need to fill prison beds.
I would have sex with her on the back of an angry bear.
I will not stand idly by and watch her self-induced destruction without intervening.
I will love her even if she's Dice's whore.
I reject this doomsayer readiing of the fate of /.
You are repeaters of the Doom mantra. I am tired of the whining complaints.
Do something, and try your best not to resemble the American electorate....whimpering instead of improving and complaining instead of working for effective change.
I am pretty sure i nailed that landing but i have a bit of charmatic reserve in case i am mistaken!
The attention span of a goldfish is already catered to ubiquitously on the internet. There is no end to mono-brow entertainment.
High brow, intelligent forum discussion is the endangered species here.
I cannot imagine anyone listening, paying attention, or subtly using osmosis would move forward with Beta.
So comrades, united in a single issue like is never seen on this site, do we work within the system to preserve it or witness it rendered unusable?
2) Posted user ID is an important consideration when I read a post. I will give a post that seems offensive another look for clarity if the UID is lower and I am much more forgiving of an ignorant post if the UID is very new.
3) My internet is down, the power is off, it is cold, and I will have to start a vehicle to charge this android phone i am thumb-typing on in the driveway so that I can post this reply. That's how much I love this site.
And I would happily purchase a lifetime subscription to keep commenting on Classic.
I love the green lines.
Admitting your side is wrong, too, is the first step.
A crafty ploy, removing the long-flying nerd banner from the /. Classic site, only to herald the much maligned Beta site with our former Standard.
Beta, for the REAL nerds.
The only logical explanation is the Beta dev is sleeping with management.
P.S.: The Vader-like robotic hand is sweet!
However, as mentioned earlier, the measurement is flawed, especially if the person carries a lot of muscle.
News for nerds?
He's another of the generation, no matter how successful, trying to keep in touch with his inner gangster.
Murder for hire. Dumbest smart person this quarter.
When market forces dictate your primary product sales growth is endangered, you have to change or die.
Dell's recent spate of acquisitions is an attempt to diversify and keep pace with HP and Lenovo. Many job losses will be duplications, I suspect.
Despite your hatefulness, the US will still be one the first responders to any emergency/disaster you and your countrymen suffer.
Hmmm... honey, this tastes like sh*t!
I assume it means there would be historical evidence of other instances of this sort.
Every opportunity should be available to each student, but we must learn to admit our children have different strengths, weaknesses, and preferences.
Though it seems true any child can grow up to be POTUS, not every child can be an astrophysicist.
And if we imagine there's some unlikey rationale we can use to weave your incredibly less than statistically significant chance of weaving corn into the already convoluted story line, your comment is only slightly less rational.
Damn!
This dispelling of conspiracy theories is a tough row to hoe.
Wouldn't a link have been less typing for you?
I can order from online companies I have never heard of, without fear of being cheated, when they are under the umbrella of the Amazon corporation. This is their prime benefit to me.
The reduced prime membership rates also include a nominal fee (sometimes $3.99) to upgrade to one day shipping... very handy when shopping parts for a job. It is still almost magical to me that I can order something from a city 1500 miles away at 1400 hours and, despite signs at both gates to leave the package outside the fence, have our puppy chewing the box it was delivered in the next day.
The saddest part of the tale is that he would take it all back now if given a Mulligan.