You mean a developing embryo should be given the same rights as me until someone can conclusively disprove the existence of the god, afterlife, and "soul" in such a way as to be both scientific and also persuasive to everyone in society, including you.
Cripes, Buddy, you don't ask much, do you? Generally it's the other way around - ya gotta prove something, not have it be true by default.
Nitpick: the two best theorums about how psychics work (collective unconciousness or 'magickal world') both nicely explain why psychics don't work for skeptics.
Do they also explain why they don't work for anyone else, either? And You can't have a theory without first having something to explain.
What do you mean what are they thinking? They're thinking they just got someone to gve them fifty million bucks, that's what they're thinking. Good news for the babes down at Cheetah's, I'm guessing.
If it does, this could prove to be a very nice investment.
I'll bet BayStar is already steaming. They ink a deal to make this investment based on the five day average share price, and then suddenly the price jumps four or five bucks. What a coincidence. These guys know all the tricks.
Ah- its a stock scam, eh? Is that why they stock went up 30% yesterday after a Deutsche Securities analyst upgraded SCOX to buy
If your evidence that it's not a scam is that the price is going up, well, by that logic every scam is legit, because they all go up at first.
As for that "analyst," did you catch the part where it said
"Mr. Skiba said he isn't attempting to predict the outcome of the legal case and doesn't know whether SCO Group's claims have merit."
So this guy says it's a good play because of the law suit, then says he has no idea about the validity of the suit. That's some mighty fine cipherin' there, Jethro. If the guy is incapable of judging the merits of the case, and if the value of the play is based on the suit, then how can this guy plausibly set any kind of price "target"? How did he arrive at that number? Seems especially difficult for him, considering that it exceeds the number of fingers and toes one is normally allocated.
not be likely to expire before spring 2005, when the IBM case is scheduled to go to trial
It will never go to trial. These guys know how to run a stock scam, and they are following the mining stock model. The "prime directive" of running a successful mining scam is NEVER NEVER dig. Before you dig, the sky's the limit, and you can tout your glowing geologist reports to all your suck^h^h^h^h investors, but once you actually break ground then the true value can be determined. For SCO, going to court would be like digging the mine.
couldn't the telemarketer come back and say that you got their info under false pretenses?
Yeah OK.
Judge: You made hundreds of calls to people on the DNC list. Telemarketer: They fooled us into telling them who we are. If we hadn't told them that, we probably wouldn't have gotten caught. Judge: Well! Why didn't you say so? Case dismissed.
now my DVD burner is having a field day with Xbox software
Halo aside, are there any XBox games worth using up a perfectly good blank CD? Not being much of a gamer, I've only tried a few, but the ones I tried were just awful.
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Oh. Yeah, I see that now. I guess I should read more carefully.
Thanks, makes sense. I can't believe I never thought of it :-)
Well, he pretty much is. That doesn't make him right, though.
Cripes, Buddy, you don't ask much, do you? Generally it's the other way around - ya gotta prove something, not have it be true by default.
A timer for what?
Maybe not waterproof, but this guy ran over one with an SUV (with pictures).
Do they also explain why they don't work for anyone else, either? And You can't have a theory without first having something to explain.
Yeah, it's over there next to Madonna's "Dress you up in nylons."
What do you mean what are they thinking? They're thinking they just got someone to gve them fifty million bucks, that's what they're thinking. Good news for the babes down at Cheetah's, I'm guessing.
I'll bet BayStar is already steaming. They ink a deal to make this investment based on the five day average share price, and then suddenly the price jumps four or five bucks. What a coincidence. These guys know all the tricks.
I think you misspelled "a tangled mess of dependencies"
Let me try...ok, done. Turns out it's too fast to even start the timer.
If your evidence that it's not a scam is that the price is going up, well, by that logic every scam is legit, because they all go up at first.
As for that "analyst," did you catch the part where it said
So this guy says it's a good play because of the law suit, then says he has no idea about the validity of the suit. That's some mighty fine cipherin' there, Jethro. If the guy is incapable of judging the merits of the case, and if the value of the play is based on the suit, then how can this guy plausibly set any kind of price "target"? How did he arrive at that number? Seems especially difficult for him, considering that it exceeds the number of fingers and toes one is normally allocated.It will never go to trial. These guys know how to run a stock scam, and they are following the mining stock model. The "prime directive" of running a successful mining scam is NEVER NEVER dig. Before you dig, the sky's the limit, and you can tout your glowing geologist reports to all your suck^h^h^h^h investors, but once you actually break ground then the true value can be determined. For SCO, going to court would be like digging the mine.
Not only that, but Tiffani is in Austin, too.
Wait. I don't get it.
Sorry, I didn't realize you were quoting someone. I thought you were sic-ing yourself. I wthdraw my smartass remark.
This comment alone summarizes your knowledge of what [sic] means.
Yeah, I guess it's gone. Thanks anyway.
Yeah OK.
Judge: You made hundreds of calls to people on the DNC list.
Telemarketer: They fooled us into telling them who we are. If we hadn't told them that, we probably wouldn't have gotten caught.
Judge: Well! Why didn't you say so? Case dismissed.
Just plain "Linux" was the first suggestion in his list.
Halo aside, are there any XBox games worth using up a perfectly good blank CD? Not being much of a gamer, I've only tried a few, but the ones I tried were just awful.
Thanks. I didn't know there were any.
I had some of those once, but they kept asking to borrow money.
They cost too much, so I got rid of 'em. Now I get my friends from overseas.
Really? I asked them about that, as I live outside of the Tivo service area, and they told me it wouldn't work.