So a board tasked with finding a way to revamp our security classification system came to the conclusion that our security classification system needs a revamp?
BS; I used to get wrapped around the neck or face all the time while being tackled. You don't get impacts to the head (except from the ground), sure, but you do get it yanked, squeezed, clawed, and kicked. And nothing is worse than a large ruck collapsing and the weight of five or more large men pinning your head to the ground - that happened to me three times in the same game once. I couldn't see straight afterwards. It's true, though; you do see a lot less head trauma injuries in rugby (they are still there, though), thanks to the you-must-wrap-while-tackling rule. There is a corresponding increase in joint dislocation and ligament injuries, though, from my anecdotal experience. Tradeoffs.
The point of football helmets has never been to protect the brain until just recently. It's been to protect the skull, the ears, the face, all the cosmetic stuff. But the brain? Nope. There's a new generation of helmets out there that are supposed to be better, but nobody wears them yet because, well, they're incredibly ugly. But with the increasing focus on concussions in the NFL this year, including the number of high-profile players who've been knocked out, I think we'll see them start to be adopted as early as next year.
Aww, look. He's angry that people don't like or understand the thing he enjoys, so we should all stop enjoying the thing he doesn't like or understand.
This is ideology. It's intellectual filth. It's a mind cancer. You get two sides attacking each other in a fog of hypocrisy so dense you wonder how they can even keep moving.
Yeah. Someone should punch those stupid hypocrites in the mouth.
The Twinkie is a symbol of steadfastness, of resistance to change. No matter the environment, it remains obdurate and unimpressed. The recipe has not changed in decades. This must be Obama's first step towards his promises of change! Next targets: the McDonald's french fry and The Legend of Zelda.
No, he could not "email to the people at the polls", young whippersnapper. Try reading my post, or TFA, again, and you might understand why. I say "might", because your reading comprehension hasn't seemed to be up to par thus far. Never hurts to keep practicing, though.
First off, he had to print it, because he wasn't the one making the calls. He was supposed to take the list with him to the polls, cross off people who'd voted, then hand the list off to someone else who would then call the people who hadn't voted yet.
But assuming that wasn't the case, and he just wanted to print it out: I print pdfs, especially the big ones. I like being able to flip back and forth, I like being able to write notes in the margins, and I like having my reference materials on my desk so my monitor can be used for other things. I realize there are commands to do all these things without printing, but I find them annoying and not an improvement over physical pages. Of the things that seemed to go wrong, failure-to-print wasn't something that struck me as particularly alarming.
On the other hand, I realize that my affinity for physical paper means that it's my responsibility to keep my printer working, and I'm not going to get mad at someone else if I can't print.
The email is a dead giveaway that they dont have shit on the person who leaked it. If I were the person that leaked it, I would be rejoicing right now.
But you would have guessed that that would be my reaction - you would have counted on it! So I can CLEARLY not choose the wine in front of me!
Its supposed to make it hard to win an election by pandering and populism
Is it really? If so, it's doing a heckuva job. Instead of making it hard to win by pandering, it makes it so the only way to win is by pandering - but to a very select group of people. Whatever Florida wants every four years, Florida gets. Whatever Ohio wants, Ohio gets. Tyranny of the minority at its finest.
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And how do you think those pneumatic tube systems work? I'll give you a hint - it involves valves, screens, and pumps.
So a board tasked with finding a way to revamp our security classification system came to the conclusion that our security classification system needs a revamp?
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BS; I used to get wrapped around the neck or face all the time while being tackled. You don't get impacts to the head (except from the ground), sure, but you do get it yanked, squeezed, clawed, and kicked. And nothing is worse than a large ruck collapsing and the weight of five or more large men pinning your head to the ground - that happened to me three times in the same game once. I couldn't see straight afterwards. It's true, though; you do see a lot less head trauma injuries in rugby (they are still there, though), thanks to the you-must-wrap-while-tackling rule. There is a corresponding increase in joint dislocation and ligament injuries, though, from my anecdotal experience. Tradeoffs.
The point of football helmets has never been to protect the brain until just recently. It's been to protect the skull, the ears, the face, all the cosmetic stuff. But the brain? Nope. There's a new generation of helmets out there that are supposed to be better, but nobody wears them yet because, well, they're incredibly ugly. But with the increasing focus on concussions in the NFL this year, including the number of high-profile players who've been knocked out, I think we'll see them start to be adopted as early as next year.
Hyperbole? Hey, man, he's just asking questions.
What's wrong with AHA?
It'll be gone
In a day or two!
your favorite brand of vodka?
How many times do I have to aks you guys to spell "missile" preperly?
Be careful when you phrase things that way. You could crash the Swedish stock market!
"sneak it in quietly" is what they just failed to do.
Nearly all the lawyers I know are quite unattractive. I am decidedly against baring them in public, office or no.
Aww, look. He's angry that people don't like or understand the thing he enjoys, so we should all stop enjoying the thing he doesn't like or understand.
This is ideology. It's intellectual filth. It's a mind cancer. You get two sides attacking each other in a fog of hypocrisy so dense you wonder how they can even keep moving.
Yeah. Someone should punch those stupid hypocrites in the mouth.
The Twinkie is a symbol of steadfastness, of resistance to change. No matter the environment, it remains obdurate and unimpressed. The recipe has not changed in decades. This must be Obama's first step towards his promises of change! Next targets: the McDonald's french fry and The Legend of Zelda.
Well, before the UAV can pray, they have to give it a soul. I hear that's pretty difficult.
*beep beep* "Yes, yes? I knew it. Euthanize him, boys!"
A petabequerel is 10^15 bequerels. Someone didn't check when they copy-pasted the paragraph out of the article. Metric doesn't solve negligence.
No, he could not "email to the people at the polls", young whippersnapper. Try reading my post, or TFA, again, and you might understand why. I say "might", because your reading comprehension hasn't seemed to be up to par thus far. Never hurts to keep practicing, though.
First off, he had to print it, because he wasn't the one making the calls. He was supposed to take the list with him to the polls, cross off people who'd voted, then hand the list off to someone else who would then call the people who hadn't voted yet.
But assuming that wasn't the case, and he just wanted to print it out: I print pdfs, especially the big ones. I like being able to flip back and forth, I like being able to write notes in the margins, and I like having my reference materials on my desk so my monitor can be used for other things. I realize there are commands to do all these things without printing, but I find them annoying and not an improvement over physical pages. Of the things that seemed to go wrong, failure-to-print wasn't something that struck me as particularly alarming.
On the other hand, I realize that my affinity for physical paper means that it's my responsibility to keep my printer working, and I'm not going to get mad at someone else if I can't print.
So has Hurricane Sandy. Perception is not the issue.
So what you're saying is, the Germans are an example of the Triumph of the Will?
The email is a dead giveaway that they dont have shit on the person who leaked it. If I were the person that leaked it, I would be rejoicing right now.
But you would have guessed that that would be my reaction - you would have counted on it! So I can CLEARLY not choose the wine in front of me!
Its supposed to make it hard to win an election by pandering and populism
Is it really? If so, it's doing a heckuva job. Instead of making it hard to win by pandering, it makes it so the only way to win is by pandering - but to a very select group of people. Whatever Florida wants every four years, Florida gets. Whatever Ohio wants, Ohio gets. Tyranny of the minority at its finest.
I don't think you understand the word "since".