I mean, really, does anyone actually tell the whole truth on these sign-up forms?
Apparently it occurs every day. In fact I think my wife regularly puts in personal details into these sign-up forms. But then, my wife tends to trust the world for no apparent reason.
As for myself, I do not. If it is required (for purchasing stuff for example), I put in my PO Box, and then if that is not suitable, then only my real address with the greatest of reluctance.
Thanks for the information on Google's extra services BTW.
The history of your searches are not in the cookie. The cookie is a key to some data structure in a hash table or tree that resides in the server, which stores further information about you.
And this key works even though I set Firefox to delete cookies at the end of each session and I regularly obtain a new IP from the DHCP server?
The whole point of developing smart bombs is to try to minimize civilian casualties.
Zzzz. Wrong, but thankyou for playing.
The whole point of developing smart bombs is to minimise US troop casualties. Following a very simple principle of war: The shorter the conflict, the fewer the casualties.
Smart bombs accelerate the speed of victory (dumb daisy cutters help too), and so minimise the number of personel killed.
Just look at the current conflict. Initial "Victory" using smartbombs: Time:4 weeks Casualties:~70 Ongoing bloody "insurgency": Time:2 years Casulties:~1800
As Sun Tzu wrote: "No country has benefitted from prolonged warfare."
The problem with smart bombs is that their effectiveness is really limited to fixed targets such as power stations and journalists staying in hotels. They are not so good with an enemy that is continously on the move. Hence their ineffectiveness against the "insurgents".
Civilian casualties are not something Americans like.
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I mean, really, does anyone actually tell the whole truth on these sign-up forms?
Apparently it occurs every day. In fact I think my wife regularly puts in personal details into these sign-up forms. But then, my wife tends to trust the world for no apparent reason.
As for myself, I do not. If it is required (for purchasing stuff for example), I put in my PO Box, and then if that is not suitable, then only my real address with the greatest of reluctance.
Thanks for the information on Google's extra services BTW.
Alternatively, if you log on to Google before searching it makes no difference.
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What is this "logging on" of which you speak? I have never "logged on" to Google. Is this for g-mail or some other service?
Can you log on for additional search engine features?
I am curious. Perhaps there is a world of search features that I am missing out on ?
The history of your searches are not in the cookie. The cookie is a key to some data structure in a hash table or tree that resides in the server, which stores further information about you.
And this key works even though I set Firefox to delete cookies at the end of each session and I regularly obtain a new IP from the DHCP server?
The whole point of developing smart bombs is to try to minimize civilian casualties.
Zzzz. Wrong, but thankyou for playing.
The whole point of developing smart bombs is to minimise US troop casualties. Following a very simple principle of war:
The shorter the conflict, the fewer the casualties.
Smart bombs accelerate the speed of victory (dumb daisy cutters help too), and so minimise the number of personel killed.
Just look at the current conflict.
Initial "Victory" using smartbombs: Time:4 weeks Casualties:~70
Ongoing bloody "insurgency": Time:2 years Casulties:~1800
As Sun Tzu wrote: "No country has benefitted from prolonged warfare."
The problem with smart bombs is that their effectiveness is really limited to fixed targets such as power stations and journalists staying in hotels. They are not so good with an enemy that is continously on the move. Hence their ineffectiveness against the "insurgents".
Civilian casualties are not something Americans like.
I think you overestimate the average American.
Last one ... aahhhhh !
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Here we go! Last 3!
I'm on a roll now! Three more to go and I'm done! Yeah
OK, so this might be lame, but who's to stop me?
Almost there! Only 6 to go
This exact comment has already been posted. Try to be more original...
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getting there .... slowly
numero fourteeno
OK, back again, new and improved, let's see if we can push 24 today.
OK, one more today and then that's it.
Push post down 11. Two minutes to wait between posts means I need to continue this exercise tommorrow.
Just 14 more to go. I'm not worried about sunscribers, after all, who would be dumb enough to subscribe on the way down?
Almost there, only 15 more to go
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