To fix this, you should have a law liek Canada's where the loser pays the legal bills for both sides in a law suit. This ensure frivilous law suits have to think twice
Just out of curiosity, how does the loser know that the other legal team isn't jacking up thier price right at the end so you have to pay more?
Where can I find a link to the current body count in Iraq (for soldiers and civilians)? I know it's a "large" number for a "war" that was supposed to be swift with minimal casualties, however the local news doesn't ever seem to cover this topic.
Some one on some show said that if you bend over doubled and look through your legs at the moon, no matter where it is in the sky it will appear large as well for the same reason
That's just silly. It's an obvious ploy to get people to look stupid.
Speaking of......my fiance and I went to Home Depot the other day to get some fruit trees to plant in the yard. We stumbled upon 1 tree (about a year old) that says it produces two kinds of peaches, nectarenes AND plums. Four fruits on one tree??
Now I'm busy trying to research on the net how they did this and what to expect when it matures. Sure enough, upon closer inspection of the actual tree, it appears as though each branch is spliced from a different tree (except one).
half.com? It's owned by eBay except it's fix prices and fixed shipping rates. No bids, just the bottom line. So far I've had very good luck with them and I've used the service half a dozen times.
Amazon.com US Customer Service Phone toll-free in the US and Canada: (800) 201-7575 Phone from outside the US and Canada: (206) 346-2992 or (206)-266-2992
Here what I want, and I don't understand why they don't have:
I want to go to a theatre and pay my ~$9. Then, when the movie is over and if I liked the movie, I should be able to pay $5 or $6 more bucks to buy it on DVD on the way out.
If ppl can download the movie and burn them on DVDs before it's even out the theatre, then why can't they implement this? Sure, I won't be a repeat customer to the theatre, but I wasn't gonna see it twice in the theatre to begin with! Plus they could work out a deal with the studios to get a cut of the DVD money to recoup costs of losing a repeat customer for the film.
Wow, so we can actually pinpoint exactly when the backlash to this tech started? Sounds like a "when I was your age" story to tell the (eventual) kids.
...no one at ICANN has kids.
So now, when someone says, "The dog ate my homework," they'll actually mean, "The Dog virus ate my homework!"
I can play counter-stike when camping! No more annoying so-called "fresh air" needed.
Then the laptop owner gets a grand.
...should be a get(beer) function.
Heh. Who would have guessed: freedom through spam.
Spam could potentially provide China's citizens with additional knowledge the government doesn't want them to know about.
How? Letting them know their penis size isn't up to snuff, so they better order some more viagra?
To fix this, you should have a law liek Canada's where the loser pays the legal bills for both sides in a law suit. This ensure frivilous law suits have to think twice
Just out of curiosity, how does the loser know that the other legal team isn't jacking up thier price right at the end so you have to pay more?
I use digi4all.com -
Great prices and good customer service. They even have super cheap generic RAM (if you're into that short of thing)
Just curious:
Why would he attend? Have previous presidents attended such events?
Where can I find a link to the current body count in Iraq (for soldiers and civilians)? I know it's a "large" number for a "war" that was supposed to be swift with minimal casualties, however the local news doesn't ever seem to cover this topic.
How long before we have a Congressional equivalent?"
Why would a Sith-controlled organization allow a Jedi to join?
Some one on some show said that if you bend over doubled and look through your legs at the moon, no matter where it is in the sky it will appear large as well for the same reason
That's just silly. It's an obvious ploy to get people to look stupid.
Now I have to try it. Damn youse!
Wait, is that to imply that 'righties' hang out here too?
Speaking of... ...my fiance and I went to Home Depot the other day to get some fruit trees to plant in the yard. We stumbled upon 1 tree (about a year old) that says it produces two kinds of peaches, nectarenes AND plums. Four fruits on one tree??
Now I'm busy trying to research on the net how they did this and what to expect when it matures. Sure enough, upon closer inspection of the actual tree, it appears as though each branch is spliced from a different tree (except one).
That's pretty cool tech (therfore geeky) to me!
half.com? It's owned by eBay except it's fix prices and fixed shipping rates. No bids, just the bottom line. So far I've had very good luck with them and I've used the service half a dozen times.
And just in case...
Amazon.com US Customer Service
Phone toll-free in the US and Canada: (800) 201-7575
Phone from outside the US and Canada: (206) 346-2992 or (206)-266-2992
Well I was going to create an article for that, but alas, here it is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wob
Enjoy!
Shouldn't have ran the webserver off of the walltop! =]
Here what I want, and I don't understand why they don't have:
I want to go to a theatre and pay my ~$9. Then, when the movie is over and if I liked the movie, I should be able to pay $5 or $6 more bucks to buy it on DVD on the way out.
If ppl can download the movie and burn them on DVDs before it's even out the theatre, then why can't they implement this? Sure, I won't be a repeat customer to the theatre, but I wasn't gonna see it twice in the theatre to begin with! Plus they could work out a deal with the studios to get a cut of the DVD money to recoup costs of losing a repeat customer for the film.
Sheesh, can't even tell a joke without getting modded down. =p
Maybe it's time for a "Vaporware" section of the news? Or is that the M$ section? *ducks*
I'm sure there are many, many advantages
Just out of curiosity, can you name one advantage?
Wow, so we can actually pinpoint exactly when the backlash to this tech started? Sounds like a "when I was your age" story to tell the (eventual) kids.
..tell them about webmail. They'll NEVER see that coming.