perhaps I can interpret. you don't actually do any work. that's why you get sleepy when left alone. in the open plan, you keep yourself awake by bothering everyone who does do work.
no one is forcing anyone to buy contraceptives. BUYING implies that your receive them. If you didn't get them, YOU DIDN'T BUY THEM.
Your words, however, indicate you are adept at spouting whatever someone else told you without a moment's consideration. Odd you find yourself on a website that caters (usually) to the analytical professions.
poor example. you and I go to a restaurant. your religion forbids you to eat bacon. i get a turkey club (with bacon, obviously), and you get a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. your purchase of a PB&J nonetheless helps support a restaurant serving bacon to others. have your religious strictures been violated?
paying for things you don't want is a central premise of Democracy. playing one of their favorite tropes back on them, if they don't like it, they can leave.
and while you're feeling smug about spending 10 seconds going to snopes.com in your browser, you should have gone to your library and checked out this: http://www.amazon.com/The-Mormon-Corporate-Empire-Eye-Opening/dp/0807004073
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ok, maybe they sound like the Cybermen.
perhaps I can interpret. you don't actually do any work. that's why you get sleepy when left alone. in the open plan, you keep yourself awake by bothering everyone who does do work.
he's just bitter because he's still only a Captain.
now if it erupted sharks, that would be something...
No one dislikes being told what to do more than someone whose entire theological foundation is predicated on telling other people what to do.
oh, bullshit.
no one is forcing anyone to buy contraceptives. BUYING implies that your receive them. If you didn't get them, YOU DIDN'T BUY THEM.
Your words, however, indicate you are adept at spouting whatever someone else told you without a moment's consideration. Odd you find yourself on a website that caters (usually) to the analytical professions.
no doubt named by the people who brought us the "Patriot Act"
I'm referring to the inflated medical bills I have to pay because you show up in the ER without insurance.
poor example. you and I go to a restaurant. your religion forbids you to eat bacon. i get a turkey club (with bacon, obviously), and you get a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. your purchase of a PB&J nonetheless helps support a restaurant serving bacon to others. have your religious strictures been violated?
yes, it makes sense. it saves considerable money in the long run. if it offends your sensibilities, don't use it.
should men without vaginae have to pay for it?
paying for things you don't want is a central premise of Democracy. playing one of their favorite tropes back on them, if they don't like it, they can leave.
and while you're feeling smug about spending 10 seconds going to snopes.com in your browser, you should have gone to your library and checked out this:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Mormon-Corporate-Empire-Eye-Opening/dp/0807004073
churches have a pretty sweet deal in the US. it's when they turn themselves into businesses, that they run into trouble. as should be expected.
Funny, you'd think a religious-affiliated organization wouldn't be a business.
Because it's preferable to religion having sway over an ethical society?
I thought paying for something you'll never ever use is the fundamental premise of all insurance.
I thought they took the specifications from the customer and gave them to the developers?
"Give me an A-player architect who doesn't actually write code"
About as useful as a mechanic who doesn't drive.
You're right. It decays like radioactive waste.
well, they don't call it the "C-Suite" for nothing...
Yes! Send me a new George Gardenhyer, but make him a little less uppity.
funny, I thought it was because Reed was on Microsoft's BoD...
hmm, some variant of ROT-4 encryption...
neutralize the proctor for extra credit
still waiting for the CATLOL cables...