Let this be a lesson to you boys and girls. Sure, you might be able to offload a bunch of religulous crazies by shipping them somewhere else. But you run the risk that by some strange fluke, the natives won't murder them in their beds, and pretty soon, you have a whole continent full of religulous crazies with nukes.
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It's immoral that the tax code is so convoluted that a honest citizen, who owns a home, a car but not a business needs to purchase software or hire some witchdoctor to determine his financial responsibility to the state.
We will beam down solar power from the space elevator to power our flying cars! Come on, it's the 21st century fer chrissake!
Actually, the reason the military / intelligence community is interested in using a small-scale version of this to power nano-drones to spy on Osama bin Laden.
Here's a 150 contracts to put a shuttle-load's worth of personnel and cargo into low Earth orbit and return them safely to Earth. $500K a pop, payable upon successful completion.
and Microsoft will dub their ill-begotten progeny the "MyPad", keeping in line with proper camel-case and reflecting the atavistic possessiveness of an autistic two-year-old.
You should see the god-awful mess they made of the Wachovia ATMs since they merged with Wells Fargo.
What used to be a fairly simple and standard ATM setup all of the sudden grew all sorts of push-advertising for additional services and "value" "added" features. And they slapped at least six stickers on the front, each with enough text for a EULA. It really made it hard to find the usual basic transactions quickly when you're leaning out of your car window trying to just grab some cash.
Verily I hear you, English! You won't believe what a arduous chore it is to travel into town since they've removed the hitching posts and watering troughs. Bessie might wander off, along with my carriage, in search of water were I step into the general mercantile to buy a bolt of gingham for the Mrs.
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This just in, Kim Il-sung suffering from palladium poisoning.
finally, he's acting like a proper evil mastermind...
Although rockets make great use of computers, I believe that computer surgeon is the correct nomenclature in this case.
I just remembered that this is the same bunch of penny-pinching shitfuckers that neglected maintenance on the Alaska oil pipeline, allowing it to corrode, having to be shut down
once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, three times is enemy action...
I've got an electronic doodad that destroys typos via tuned harmonic resonance. It can also see through walls.
That's because their purpose is space exploration, rather than the dispensing of pork to key Congressional districts like NASA.
no, that's the SEC
Let this be a lesson to you boys and girls. Sure, you might be able to offload a bunch of religulous crazies by shipping them somewhere else. But you run the risk that by some strange fluke, the natives won't murder them in their beds, and pretty soon, you have a whole continent full of religulous crazies with nukes.
John Titor was right! Teabaggers destroy society, start civil war.
It's immoral that the tax code is so convoluted that a honest citizen, who owns a home, a car but not a business needs to purchase software or hire some witchdoctor to determine his financial responsibility to the state.
Dude, the phrase "final solution" in regards to anything related to Jobs makes me very nervous. Please don't do that again.
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It looks like you are trying to masturbate
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no, no, no, no, NO!
We will beam down solar power from the space elevator to power our flying cars! Come on, it's the 21st century fer chrissake!
Actually, the reason the military / intelligence community is interested in using a small-scale version of this to power nano-drones to spy on Osama bin Laden.
totally OT, but weird, man:
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fine, we'll try it your way...
Here's a 150 contracts to put a shuttle-load's worth of personnel and cargo into low Earth orbit and return them safely to Earth. $500K a pop, payable upon successful completion.
crickets chirping...
and Microsoft will dub their ill-begotten progeny the " MyPad ", keeping in line with proper camel-case and reflecting the atavistic possessiveness of an autistic two-year-old.
Yo dawg, do you see a role for Xzibit in your movie?!!
What if I just want to smoke a J and have a slice of apple pie after a hard day of being sexually harassed by a dolphin at the office? [*]
[*] all true, although the cited events didn't actually happen on the same day...
Filming in 3D doesn't compensate for 2D characters and writing.
"Security" managers(DHS, British gov, US school districts, etc) seem prone to investing heavily in vapor based technology, to the detriment of both safety and budgets.
The last time Hollywood rolled out 3D gimmick was in the mid-50's they were attempting to stave off the loss of audience to the rise of television.
hmmmm... I wonder what they're trying to compete against this time? anyone? anyone? Bueller?
And now TeeVee is bringing out the 3D gimick. hmmmmm.... I wonder who they're afraid of ?
it's a wonder that newspapers haven't figured out a 3D gimick. Magic eye page 3 girls or summthin'...
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The ??AA can suck it, too!
so the next business down the line to get into is driving down the cost of manufacture for the cutting bits?
You should see the god-awful mess they made of the Wachovia ATMs since they merged with Wells Fargo.
What used to be a fairly simple and standard ATM setup all of the sudden grew all sorts of push-advertising for additional services and "value" "added" features. And they slapped at least six stickers on the front, each with enough text for a EULA. It really made it hard to find the usual basic transactions quickly when you're leaning out of your car window trying to just grab some cash.
Verily I hear you, English! You won't believe what a arduous chore it is to travel into town since they've removed the hitching posts and watering troughs. Bessie might wander off, along with my carriage, in search of water were I step into the general mercantile to buy a bolt of gingham for the Mrs.