columbia house is the biggest weenie in this, something like $4-$5 per "free" cd for s/h and when the package arrives, it cost a whopping $4 total to mail..
and you're also forgetting the $29.95 DVDs that can be bought elsewhere online for $5-$10 occasionally.
Yeah, UHaul's a wonderful company. It's $19.95, plus milage, plus insurance, plus fuel. An in-town move of roughly 10 miles ended up costing me over $70 recently. By my math, that's over 3x the advertised price.
Same thing happened to me too. $80 for about 25 miles. So when I moved again, I tried Budget. Only cost me $31 for the same distance.
I don't think it's against the law to charge a fee for accepting credit cards, but I believe it is against the VISA-merchant agreement policy (last I heard). So some establishments requirement a minimum purchase amount before doing a credit card transaction.
If it's just pictures and text that they'll put on there, any ole LiveJournal or Xanga account would be a good enough substitute of a "web page." Otherwise, why go through all the trouble of securing a domain, server, the works?
It's not so much being "thin-skinned," but rather for Americans having a dismally small vocabulary.
One time, on Candid Camera (I think?), they went to a Arkansas Wal-Mart parking lot, and started a petition to "end women's suffrage." They were able to gather close to a thousand signatures by the end of the day ("Sure, I want to end the suffering of women.")
They conclude that the Internet is not ready to be critical infrastructure."
Oh yeah? Boys Scouts like me have their 256 CDs of pr0n and mp3 ready in their trusty CaseLogic. We'll last a week longer than everyone else in the event of a catastrophic blackout.
If this was to be done in the US, it can only be done to wire up urban centers (rural areas would not reap large economic benefits from an ethernet connection over, say, a satellite connection anyways)
So now we know that Arnold's governorship is imaginary, because we can audit the source code.
if (choice == "brunette" && bPowerTrip)
{
EnableGovernorMod();
}
(If you're going to mod this offtopic, this is a sad moviegeek attempt at a obscure reference)
This is why ultra-religious/conservative family environments contribute to a higher rate of teenage pregnancy (in the same income bracket, high or low).
If your kids look at horsefucking and scat play at the age of 15, and think that it is normal expressions of sexuality, you need to do a better job of parenting.
I bet you get used to it. Two summers ago, I did web monkey work for a major university hospital, where I got look at up-close STD patient photos (in ultra high resolution taken with a 5MP camera, no less). After half a week, it wasn't such a big deal anymore. After awhile, if a friend showed up to visit me, I would point to a picture I have on the monitor, and say something like "hey look at those little mushrooms," forgetting about the outside world.
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One of my coworkers wives...
Must have been a Utah license plate.
You can always call up Schuck's/Knecht's/your favorite auto parts store and ask for a flux capacitor for a 1987 Honda Accord.
1. Pass a law that a company is required to pay back a customer 50% of each 'mistaken' billing they make. The % amount is just a suggestion.
Sounds good on paper, but most likely what it'll do is spawn yet another "billing mistake insurance" industry. The rest is history.
columbia house is the biggest weenie in this, something like $4-$5 per "free" cd for s/h and when the package arrives, it cost a whopping $4 total to mail..
and you're also forgetting the $29.95 DVDs that can be bought elsewhere online for $5-$10 occasionally.
Yeah, UHaul's a wonderful company. It's $19.95, plus milage, plus insurance, plus fuel. An in-town move of roughly 10 miles ended up costing me over $70 recently. By my math, that's over 3x the advertised price.
Same thing happened to me too. $80 for about 25 miles. So when I moved again, I tried Budget. Only cost me $31 for the same distance.
I don't think it's against the law to charge a fee for accepting credit cards, but I believe it is against the VISA-merchant agreement policy (last I heard). So some establishments requirement a minimum purchase amount before doing a credit card transaction.
Could we have been more efficient? Perhaps
Try high school interns.
Some interesting news:
Turns out Bush's Baghdad turkey and Baghdad British Airways rendezvous were both completely fabricated by the White House. Washington Post story here
Some interesting news:
Turns out Bush's Baghdad turkey and Baghdad British Airways rendezvous were both completely fabricated by the White House. Washington Post story here
You don't "make" unemployment, but you still pay taxes on it.
I attended a seminar by one of the Google system architects, and I recall about 5,000 - 8,000 large clusters.
and Google could just "accidentally" link all SCO investor sites to certain websites specializing in goat mating signals.
If it's just pictures and text that they'll put on there, any ole LiveJournal or Xanga account would be a good enough substitute of a "web page." Otherwise, why go through all the trouble of securing a domain, server, the works?
It's not so much being "thin-skinned," but rather for Americans having a dismally small vocabulary.
One time, on Candid Camera (I think?), they went to a Arkansas Wal-Mart parking lot, and started a petition to "end women's suffrage." They were able to gather close to a thousand signatures by the end of the day ("Sure, I want to end the suffering of women.")
They conclude that the Internet is not ready to be critical infrastructure."
Oh yeah? Boys Scouts like me have their 256 CDs of pr0n and mp3 ready in their trusty CaseLogic. We'll last a week longer than everyone else in the event of a catastrophic blackout.
Was any code stolen? OH wait...
Can anyone verify if alt.binaries.warez.microsoft is available?
If this was to be done in the US, it can only be done to wire up urban centers (rural areas would not reap large economic benefits from an ethernet connection over, say, a satellite connection anyways)
So now we know that Arnold's governorship is imaginary, because we can audit the source code.
if (choice == "brunette" && bPowerTrip) { EnableGovernorMod(); } (If you're going to mod this offtopic, this is a sad moviegeek attempt at a obscure reference)
until bullies beat our kids up for Paypal passwords.
This is why ultra-religious/conservative family environments contribute to a higher rate of teenage pregnancy (in the same income bracket, high or low).
Dare I say it? Take a closer look...she looks a little...petrified.
If your kids look at horsefucking and scat play at the age of 15, and think that it is normal expressions of sexuality, you need to do a better job of parenting.
Ironically, halfway across the globe in the Arab world, these jobs are also mostly taken by Indian migrant workers.
I bet you get used to it. Two summers ago, I did web monkey work for a major university hospital, where I got look at up-close STD patient photos (in ultra high resolution taken with a 5MP camera, no less). After half a week, it wasn't such a big deal anymore. After awhile, if a friend showed up to visit me, I would point to a picture I have on the monitor, and say something like "hey look at those little mushrooms," forgetting about the outside world.