Cattle are not under threat as a species (they are perhaps as successful as they have ever been, depending on how you go about measuring such things), while many species of whales are.
I would tend to think of jet engines, and industrial and medical equipment. Or maybe NBC Universal. But I knew that had a large finance division, I was just antagonizing the OP for displaying an attitude that consumer credit card debt was somehow the sole fault of the corporation extending the credit and not in any way the responsibility of the cardholder.
Giving the range you are describing the label '"average" person' is nonsensical, and if you look at individuals and integrate across those individuals, by definition, the percentage of the population with a lower iq will be larger than 25% (because the very bottom of the range has an iq that indicates 25% of the population has a lower iq than they do, 25.249% if you take the distribution too seriously).
Sure. A key aspect of it is that you planned to (relatively) quickly pay off the balance, you were using the credit to move your spending forward, not to increase your spending power.
I don't know, I'd be perfectly o.k. with airlines enforcing hygiene and dress codes. I mean, I guess I'm glad they don't, but I wouldn't really care if they did (in any case, I would be a little surprised if they were universally willing to give up the sweaty-pig business).
Oh, so the evil the mega-corporation did was to loan someone who wanted money some money. What bastards.
(I use a credit card, but I don't carry a balance, I think people who do are crazy, the idea that someone would max out 9 credit cards out of 'necessity' isn't very credible, clearly they need to find a way to spend less money, or to earn more money)
Adding capacity doesn't always work, the article linked below discusses 'induced traffic' in Atlanta, where each time capacity is added, people figure they can commute further (or more people figure they can commute).
It should still be able to do a reasonable job with any javascript (or you end up writing not javascript, but Closure javascript, which really isn't that attractive).
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Cattle are not under threat as a species (they are perhaps as successful as they have ever been, depending on how you go about measuring such things), while many species of whales are.
Sure you can download an flv (servers often try to block it outside of a flash client, but what does that matter?).
'fishery' simply describes an area where fish might be.
The best thing about good fisheries management is the increased harvests...
He is whining.
Sounds cramped.
"No, your fat ass makes you look fat" is the answer of champions.
I would tend to think of jet engines, and industrial and medical equipment. Or maybe NBC Universal. But I knew that had a large finance division, I was just antagonizing the OP for displaying an attitude that consumer credit card debt was somehow the sole fault of the corporation extending the credit and not in any way the responsibility of the cardholder.
I used to have a string with a keyboard, but it broke.
Now I type things into my computer.
Giving the range you are describing the label '"average" person' is nonsensical, and if you look at individuals and integrate across those individuals, by definition, the percentage of the population with a lower iq will be larger than 25% (because the very bottom of the range has an iq that indicates 25% of the population has a lower iq than they do, 25.249% if you take the distribution too seriously).
He also said something like 'think about what a pussy the average person is, and then realize half of them are bigger pussies than that'.
So it isn't really that surprising that you are scared of something stupid.
Fail. It is 'eh', not 'ay'. Yeash.
I think a lot of the people doing the mocking just stick the powerful sky-being thing.
Does that make people who only believe in the new testament anti-Jews?
I suppose you were pissed off when scroll wheels first came out too?
Sure. A key aspect of it is that you planned to (relatively) quickly pay off the balance, you were using the credit to move your spending forward, not to increase your spending power.
I don't know, I'd be perfectly o.k. with airlines enforcing hygiene and dress codes. I mean, I guess I'm glad they don't, but I wouldn't really care if they did (in any case, I would be a little surprised if they were universally willing to give up the sweaty-pig business).
I only get nervous once the plane starts falling out of the sky. Happens every time.
It would make it easier to deny that it was a bribe if you used your grandfather's watch.
Never apologize to Robin Williams.
Not even after you finish beating him with a baseball bat.
Oh, so the evil the mega-corporation did was to loan someone who wanted money some money. What bastards.
(I use a credit card, but I don't carry a balance, I think people who do are crazy, the idea that someone would max out 9 credit cards out of 'necessity' isn't very credible, clearly they need to find a way to spend less money, or to earn more money)
Here's the thing: Why the fuck would anybody have a GE credit card?
Adding capacity doesn't always work, the article linked below discusses 'induced traffic' in Atlanta, where each time capacity is added, people figure they can commute further (or more people figure they can commute).
http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2007/04/16/070416fa_fact_paumgarten?printable=true
Are you saying that the government is putting RFID tags in our food?
It should still be able to do a reasonable job with any javascript (or you end up writing not javascript, but Closure javascript, which really isn't that attractive).