You could store it in my brother-in-law's front yard. There's room behind his collection of washing machines, next to the front half of a 1970's Chevy.
Yes, yes, but apart from price, selection, reviews, free shipping, no sales tax, improved credit card "rewards", downloadable product manuals before you buy, easy returns, and a lack of snobby sales staff... apart from all that, what have the Romans ever done for us?
Plus, lets just say I'm the head of a large government agency, and I'm going to spend a few billion dollars on a large consulting contract. Who am I going to buy from, IBM, who has Watson, who can answer all my questions? Or some other company, who has an actual salesman, who can buy me a lapdance and a couple of scotches?
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There was an earthquake in Colorado last night:
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I don't know who is black, but I have a pretty good guess as to which one is Green.
Even a thousand monkeys throwing typewriters are a dartboard are right twice a day.
Am I correct in estimating that approximately 60% of these have expired and are now in the public domain?
If it's a green mussel car, no one will call you shellfish and accuse you of having a shrimpy cockle.
You can keep the ID cards, but would you care to swap governments?
>> sent out their own techs instead of a contractor, and buried it eighteen inches or so
So, he fixed the cable?
>> Completely natural, explainable things happen all over the globe every day
I hear orange goo has invaded New Jersey beaches for several years now.
>> that result has inspired a forecast for the system's future: The black hole will swallow even more mass from an unfortunate star circling it
So basically, they're modeling based on our economy?
Pwnies!!!
>> volume of human flesh
Well, somebody around here must be getting laid!
Or fat.
Un Floating Object, obviously.
I couldn't follow the arc of his somewhat obtuse argument, but the poster seems pretty rad and probably has a few advanced degrees.
>> when the computers act up
It's amazing how this always happens on Friday at 3:30.
It's not a metaphor; Michelle Bachmann really does have hairy feet.
You could store it in my brother-in-law's front yard. There's room behind his collection of washing machines, next to the front half of a 1970's Chevy.
Perhaps, but Washington has more hot air to power this thing than Arizona does.
I think they should make a dual screen tablet - one screen on each side.
Yes, yes, but apart from price, selection, reviews, free shipping, no sales tax, improved credit card "rewards", downloadable product manuals before you buy, easy returns, and a lack of snobby sales staff... apart from all that, what have the Romans ever done for us?
We don't need no stinkin' badges.
Up there? That's the department for keeping track of who's been naughty, and who's been nice.
...but I recall Neal Stephenson's article on undersea cables was very interesting.
>> It should read "Bill Gates looks to give money to people to invent a new toilet".
or
"Bill Gates Puts Money Into Toilet"
I predict a few crimes will be committed in the police department.
Plus, lets just say I'm the head of a large government agency, and I'm going to spend a few billion dollars on a large consulting contract. Who am I going to buy from, IBM, who has Watson, who can answer all my questions? Or some other company, who has an actual salesman, who can buy me a lapdance and a couple of scotches?