Are you going to make flappy asdfgasdfgasdfg after that?
To derivative.
I figured I'd do floppy asdfgasdfgasdfg, where you drop a pancake made of asdfg (with some zxcvb, thrown in for good measure) down a near infinite shaft, where irate birds try to peck at it, any contact with their beaks and you lose, so you have to glide to the left and right to get between successive beaks. The speed picks up gradually.
Why would we want them to get lasting things done? About the only thing that makes those that want to govern tolerable is that they are generally too stupid to get anything done. Nobody who wants to govern should ever be intrusted with any real power. The more they argue about worthless things they less they are able to hurt us.
It's amazing how many things we still have and depend upon from FDR's administration. I drive over some of the bridges built then on a regular basis. Parks, too, would be largely left barren if the next president was other than FDR and came in, scouring the legacy.
But these battles in the past couple decades are absurd - build some legislation, tear it out, build some legislation, gut it. Geez. How about both sides working to the betterment rather than this sort of garbage.
Grace Hopper, USN Admiral - Creator of COBOL. If she wasn't a geek, nobody is. And she was coding before Open Source, Closed Source were a twinkle in RMS eye.
One thing which increases inefficiency in the system is wild swings from one extreme to the the other. A path of moderation gets more lasting things done.
Comcast_blackhat_01: "They've got a better product, we'd better lobby to have them kept out for no reason. We have to protect our phoney baloney jobs here, gentlemen! We must do something about this immediately! Immediately! Immediately! Harrumph! Harrumph!"
People railed against it. This proves Kansas isn't at the forefront of ignorance people suggest. Good for the people of Kansas for holding their leaders to account. Education is alive and well in the Sunflower State, the legislators were taught a lesson.
that drives my selection. The matter for me is closer to
which candidate on the ballot will harm you the least
Pretty much sums up my voting. I look for whomever I figure is most qualified - this doesn't mean is qualified, but that hedges toward someone who might actually have some idea what the F they are doing, rather than being an utter tool and electing candidates based upon Hot Button (sucker) issues, like guns, abortion, creeping socialism, etc.
The downside of this, is if people didn't have the vote then very, very evil people would take control.
So think of it this way, we get some dumb leaders; we get some idiotic leaders; we get some bad legislation and we get some self defeating legislation, BUT we can turn around and push it out and replace it with something else.
Under an evil dictator we're stuck until the dictator dooms us with one of the classic blunders -- getting involved in a land war in Asia.
1) The majority of them are older 2) The majority of them don't understand what this issue means 3) The majority of them have to get back to Duck Dynasty and hate gays.
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How about no power lines, no power for YOU!
Give them a choice - Nuclear in their back yard, Coal burning in their back yard or this. The choice of None Of The Above is only an illusion.
It should be called Candy Thieves.
Perhaps a Candy Follow-up, where the player collects dentures and insulin credits.
Not sure if this is the best example, but games like this already exist.
Not quite .. in the game I have in mind you are constantly squashed by Sumo Attorneys who land on you every time you attempt to take a breath.
Are you going to make flappy asdfgasdfgasdfg after that?
To derivative.
I figured I'd do floppy asdfgasdfgasdfg, where you drop a pancake made of asdfg (with some zxcvb, thrown in for good measure) down a near infinite shaft, where irate birds try to peck at it, any contact with their beaks and you lose, so you have to glide to the left and right to get between successive beaks. The speed picks up gradually.
Next thing you know someone will attempt to trademark the name 'asdfgasdfgasdfg' which is part of my upcoming game titled 'asdfgasdfgasdfg world'
They suck and you know they do because they are sucking the fun out of everything for everybody.
Someone should write a game about Thieves, Lawyers and Thieving Lawyers.
and the stupid people who love them
Agreed!
I love my Time Warner service. Comcast will find a way to ruin it.
At what point do we begin to want Government Interference?
Then we could go on about whipping a Dead Horse.
It's a beetle which evolves when you are engulfed in flames.
So few role models left in the world. This man is truly my hero for standing up to the machine.
Is there any Kool Aid left?
This is going to be great!
I'll be able to open the first junkyard on the Moon at this rate =)
Majority of young Americans think health care is something only old people need.
Why would we want them to get lasting things done? About the only thing that makes those that want to govern tolerable is that they are generally too stupid to get anything done. Nobody who wants to govern should ever be intrusted with any real power. The more they argue about worthless things they less they are able to hurt us.
It's amazing how many things we still have and depend upon from FDR's administration. I drive over some of the bridges built then on a regular basis. Parks, too, would be largely left barren if the next president was other than FDR and came in, scouring the legacy.
But these battles in the past couple decades are absurd - build some legislation, tear it out, build some legislation, gut it. Geez. How about both sides working to the betterment rather than this sort of garbage.
Grace Hopper, USN Admiral - Creator of COBOL. If she wasn't a geek, nobody is. And she was coding before Open Source, Closed Source were a twinkle in RMS eye.
One thing which increases inefficiency in the system is wild swings from one extreme to the the other. A path of moderation gets more lasting things done.
Comcast_blackhat_01: "They've got a better product, we'd better lobby to have them kept out for no reason. We have to protect our phoney baloney jobs here, gentlemen! We must do something about this immediately! Immediately! Immediately! Harrumph! Harrumph!"
People railed against it. This proves Kansas isn't at the forefront of ignorance people suggest. Good for the people of Kansas for holding their leaders to account. Education is alive and well in the Sunflower State, the legislators were taught a lesson.
It's not
are you better off now than you were 4 years ago
that drives my selection. The matter for me is closer to
Pretty much sums up my voting. I look for whomever I figure is most qualified - this doesn't mean is qualified , but that hedges toward someone who might actually have some idea what the F they are doing, rather than being an utter tool and electing candidates based upon Hot Button (sucker) issues, like guns, abortion, creeping socialism, etc.
People are stupid and are unqualified to vote.
The downside of this, is if people didn't have the vote then very, very evil people would take control.
So think of it this way, we get some dumb leaders; we get some idiotic leaders; we get some bad legislation and we get some self defeating legislation, BUT we can turn around and push it out and replace it with something else.
Under an evil dictator we're stuck until the dictator dooms us with one of the classic blunders -- getting involved in a land war in Asia.
It's pretty simple:
1) The majority of them are older
2) The majority of them don't understand what this issue means
3) The majority of them have to get back to Duck Dynasty and hate gays.
They also need some takeout from Chik Fil A.
Business sat down and discovered it had a big lump in its pocket, upon inspecting the pocket found it contained the GOP.
Nothing new here.
It should be a great moment to have a large bucket of popcorn handy. :)
Will be a divine creation.
"To require" and "to propose" are two different things.
And to get passed is yet a third.
Then to not have struck down by the Supreme Court is still a forth.
The rumor of the PC's impending demise as people's primary computing/communicating/wossname device?