Re:Food. What you are used to eating
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I'm not sure everyone shares your easily assimilated pallet. I lived abroad for six years, and couldn't wait to get back to my unhealthy American diet. Granted, I gained an appreciation for sushi in the process, but I still prefer a nice juicy slab of prime rib with mashed potatoes.
Re:What about his fellow travelers?
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///Finds most ethnic cuisines to be at least worth a try
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I'm not sure who you're referring to when you say "we," but HD-quality downloads have been prevalent on filesharing networks for a couple of years now. I've got an HD receiver, but 4 out of 5 of the local HD channels are interlaced. The quality of downloads is outstanding and more convenient than recording.
One of my biggest complaints too. X million dollars per month and they can't provide dedicated http/ftp patch servers? Cheap bastards.. Takes hours to patch a fresh install thanks to that crap.
Unfortunately, the G-15 does exactly what the Optimus will be doing 99.9% of the time, for $1450 less.
Also there's the Catch-22 that no geek actually looks at the keyboard whilst typing, so the demographic most likely to think it's cool is also the least likely to need it.
You've got it backwards mate. If Vista is a horrible cancer, then SP1 is its first metastasis.
"I'm sorry, but the survival rate we're looking at right now is extremely low. Now we shouldn't give up hope, but I want you to know what we're facing!"
The problem isn't that people need to be protected from themselves, but rather that people don't think about the externalities of their actions. No man is an island, and all that..
Right, and also I'm not a Janitor, I'm a Field Service Custodial & Micro-Biological Engineer.
You can add all the esoteric bullshit you want, but it doesn't change the fact that the overwhelming majority of English speakers define someone who cleans floors and toilets as a janitor, and someone who breaks into computer systems as a hacker, regardless of any nuance of intent or comprehension. We're not Eskimos.. we don't need 42 words for ice.
Ah, but how many goats and/or cows could you fit?
I'm fairly sure the defense would have raised this argument A) If it were true, and/or B) If it wasn't easily testable by turning the heater on.
One particular difference is that racial discrimination is, if not completely legal, at least culturally acceptable in Japan.
That sounds unpossible.
I'm not sure everyone shares your easily assimilated pallet. I lived abroad for six years, and couldn't wait to get back to my unhealthy American diet. Granted, I gained an appreciation for sushi in the process, but I still prefer a nice juicy slab of prime rib with mashed potatoes.
///Finds most ethnic cuisines to be at least worth a try
How about another popular Korean favorite?
Unfortunately the efficacy of Beano is dubious, at best.
Pfft.. at least it's not Balut.
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I'm not sure who you're referring to when you say "we," but HD-quality downloads have been prevalent on filesharing networks for a couple of years now. I've got an HD receiver, but 4 out of 5 of the local HD channels are interlaced. The quality of downloads is outstanding and more convenient than recording.
Don't forget they also rearranged the interface to make everything less familiar.
Hey, I can throw a keg party too.
Millions please.
I wasn't aware there was a difference.
Close. CC companies don't cover fraud losses; merchants do.
Blizzard uses it to distribute patches
One of my biggest complaints too. X million dollars per month and they can't provide dedicated http/ftp patch servers? Cheap bastards.. Takes hours to patch a fresh install thanks to that crap.
This is just compressed air. If there is a hole in the tank, it leak air.
Yeah, it "leaks air" in accordance with Newton's 3rd Law
Hey, bomb technicians are probably way more scared of guns.. Doesn't make them any less dead when their work rapidly oxidizes.
That's assuming A) that the finger couldn't be re-scanned every year or so, and B) that she'll be using the same computer.
Unfortunately, the G-15 does exactly what the Optimus will be doing 99.9% of the time, for $1450 less.
Also there's the Catch-22 that no geek actually looks at the keyboard whilst typing, so the demographic most likely to think it's cool is also the least likely to need it.
You mean you're not tired of that joke yet?
Or, one might say, just as reading TFA is a prerequisite to commenting on it.
Should be a prereq, I should say.
You've got it backwards mate. If Vista is a horrible cancer, then SP1 is its first metastasis.
"I'm sorry, but the survival rate we're looking at right now is extremely low. Now we shouldn't give up hope, but I want you to know what we're facing!"
The problem isn't that people need to be protected from themselves, but rather that people don't think about the externalities of their actions. No man is an island, and all that..
Right, and also I'm not a Janitor, I'm a Field Service Custodial & Micro-Biological Engineer.
You can add all the esoteric bullshit you want, but it doesn't change the fact that the overwhelming majority of English speakers define someone who cleans floors and toilets as a janitor, and someone who breaks into computer systems as a hacker, regardless of any nuance of intent or comprehension. We're not Eskimos.. we don't need 42 words for ice.
To my understanding, gay means happy and Dick is just a name.