I'd agree with you except for two things (three actually) - Time Warner in my area has the following on digital only:
1. Sleuth (can you say Homicide: Life on the Street?) 2. SiTV (OK, pretty useless, but they run Dark Angel every weeknight) 3. BBC America (How else am I going to get my Monty Python fix?)
I know you're being serious, but GP was referring to the post-teasers from "History of the World, Part 1", which included "Hitler on Ice" and "Jews in Space".
In addition, Dr. Kakalios is quite friendly to people who email him about the book. I had a question about one of his equations, and emailed him about it, and he sent me a very nice reply.
I've been on pleasure cruises to Mexico, where people buy Cuban cigars. There is always a major announcement the night before docking back in the US that it is illegal to bring those cigars onto US soil, so smoke 'em now.
Most (older) laser printers specifically said not to plug them into a UPS. I know that when we bought an LJIII years and years ago, the manuals mentioned that.
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Line-item was passed during the Clinton Administration. Some Congressmen objected, and SCOTUS eventually ruled that it was unconstitutional.
Much as I may like the concept of a line-item veto, as the Constitution currently stands, the SCOTUS ruling was correct IMHO (disclaimer - IANAL).
Windows Vista?
Actually, this sounds more SCO-like than RIAA like.
"He did something. Therefore he must have used our Valuable Intellecutal Property(tm)".
That one's the exception, where it doesn't end in "... IN SPACE!!!"
It's "Snakes on a Space Elevator".
"I've had it with the M-Fing snakes on this M-Fing Elevator!"
no hes definately rite.
Well, travelling at the speed of light is about as close as you can get :-)
I'd agree with you except for two things (three actually) - Time Warner in my area has the following on digital only:
1. Sleuth (can you say Homicide: Life on the Street?)
2. SiTV (OK, pretty useless, but they run Dark Angel every weeknight)
3. BBC America (How else am I going to get my Monty Python fix?)
Go rent the 1968 original version -- which was not an adaptation of a stage play, but was written specifically for the screen.
I know you're being serious, but GP was referring to the post-teasers from "History of the World, Part 1", which included "Hitler on Ice" and "Jews in Space".
AMC is Chrysler (as is Mercedes-Benz). Just ask Dr. Z!
had a sony turntable.
You fool! Now you'll get rootkits on your LPs!!!
"Child Porn"
Read "Unfinished Tales". There's a lot more there than was published in the Silmarillion.
No, that would be the "Hewlett Haderach"
In addition, Dr. Kakalios is quite friendly to people who email him about the book. I had a question about one of his equations, and emailed him about it, and he sent me a very nice reply.
Mod +1 unintended double-entendre.
It would be a tricky thing to pull off
Excellent tactical ability (Picard maneuver),
I didn't realize that pulling down one's uniform jacket when standing up was an indicator of tactical ability!
Nobody from France is allowed to criticize this arrest. Cf Yahoo.
I've been on pleasure cruises to Mexico, where people buy Cuban cigars. There is always a major announcement the night before docking back in the US that it is illegal to bring those cigars onto US soil, so smoke 'em now.
Sort of like William Gibson's "Red Star, Winter Orbit".
Or, to paraphrase Clarke in Imperial Earth... The President should be dragged kicking and screaming into office.
The submitter didn't even bother putting a link to freedos.org into the submission!
Because most of the thousands of OSS cd tools are merely front-ends to cdrecord.
I was doing a presentation for my daughter's fifth grade class on "What's inside a computer?"
Halfway through, one of the kids asked a question: "Do you know you're bleeding?" I'd sliced myself on the case.
Most (older) laser printers specifically said not to plug them into a UPS. I know that when we bought an LJIII years and years ago, the manuals mentioned that.