So if the Soviets had put in some good old fashioned coal burning, pollution spewing power plants... then Kathmandu would have enough melt water to run their hydro generators.
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>> QizBang clearance... they aren't allowed to say they have it.
I'd tell you the first rule of QizBang Club, but then I'd have to kill you.
I think that's a lesson better reserved for on the job training. Any kid who has a crappy minimum wage job during school, or shortly thereafter, will learn it quickly enough.
Under FASB 666, you're allowed to amortize profits over the expected life of the universe under an account called Not Paying Investors and Actors Carryforwards.
>> We call movies art. We call literature art. We call silence art [wikipedia.org]. We call a single color art [wikipedia.org]. Hell, we even call graffiti art [wikipedia.org]. The crudest symbols our kind could muster [wikipedia.org] gets to be called art.
What do call a man with no arms or legs, hanging on the wall?
It's like if you leave your house unlocked, but the liquor cabinet in your basement rec-room is closed, but not locked, but it has a sign on it that says "Don't drink daddy's hooch", but if somebody came down there who wasn't daddy's child, and drank a Coke, but not any hooch, then would it be ok, if the mailman left a package inside the storm door on the porch instead of out in the rain? That's pretty much the best WiFi security analogy I've heard.
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So if the Soviets had put in some good old fashioned coal burning, pollution spewing power plants... then Kathmandu would have enough melt water to run their hydro generators.
>> QizBang clearance... they aren't allowed to say they have it.
I'd tell you the first rule of QizBang Club, but then I'd have to kill you.
Once you start freebasing, you just can't stop.
>> This would eliminate most of the Middle East.
You'd be surprised.
Forget ordering laptops and flat screen tvs with all those stolen credit cards; I'm gonna brew me up an Attleboro Shitstorm.
On the internet, every day is April 1.
I think that's a lesson better reserved for on the job training. Any kid who has a crappy minimum wage job during school, or shortly thereafter, will learn it quickly enough.
It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas.
Under FASB 666, you're allowed to amortize profits over the expected life of the universe under an account called Not Paying Investors and Actors Carryforwards.
>> large-scale version of the party blower
I think this would have to make a tremendous farting noise.
>> The Proton Just Got Smaller
The price is the same, the box is the same, but now there's less proton.
>> First the military uses are abused. Civil applications...
[are abused] later.
>> I could build a match stick house on a gasoline foundation with a blowtorch door bell and no one would say squat.
I wanna party with you next 4th of July.
>> unless the the Sun turns off
I'm pretty sure this would be covered under a sunset clause in the loan documentation.
Prizes for everyone! Yay!
>> We call movies art. We call literature art. We call silence art [wikipedia.org]. We call a single color art [wikipedia.org]. Hell, we even call graffiti art [wikipedia.org]. The crudest symbols our kind could muster [wikipedia.org] gets to be called art.
What do call a man with no arms or legs, hanging on the wall?
>> who post the same tired cliches to *every single story*
In Soviet Russia hot grits profit first post.
>> a doctor who runs a medical software company
But this guy is used to unnecessary complexity.
Have the sun tattooed on your neck and all the planets down your spine. End with Neptune on your perineum and Uranus right where it always was.
>> shouldn't, choose software like they choose a car.
So I shouldn't just be picking the one that's easiest to break into and jump start?
It's like if you leave your house unlocked, but the liquor cabinet in your basement rec-room is closed, but not locked, but it has a sign on it that says "Don't drink daddy's hooch", but if somebody came down there who wasn't daddy's child, and drank a Coke, but not any hooch, then would it be ok, if the mailman left a package inside the storm door on the porch instead of out in the rain? That's pretty much the best WiFi security analogy I've heard.
>> Somdet Phra Boromma-orasathirat Chao Fa Maha Vajiralongkorn Sayammakutratchakuman
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> Yellowstone Caldera
Drill baby, drill!
>> those glasses the never fit well over another pair of glasses
That's what 3D contacts are for. Well, that and freaking people out in the supermarket.
>> you will find entities that challenge your preconceived label or definition of what something "IS"
Yeah, I read the headline as Giant Panda Nine Times the Mass of Jupiter Found, and thought, "Well, who am I to judge?".