" I couldn't help but notice that the "o" in the company logo (that is also the website icon) looks rather familiar in shape and color to the Xbox 360 spiral."
If by similar you mean round, then yes I think you are onto something;-)
I personally think someone put too much juice in the Irish Coffee.
it means being able to track them if they go missing, and it means they can call you when they do something dumb. Concentrate on raising good kids and you won't have a problem with them abusing it anyway.
Please. An 8 year old wouldn't go missing due to the lack of a cellphone if parents were actually concentrating on raising their kids.
"The blade retractor is a side benefit. When the saw blade is abruptly stopped by the blade brake, the angular momentum from that causes the blade to retract"
Then it would seem to me that the saw industry should develop a safety system to retract the blade only, using a different technique than relying on the sudden stopping of the blade. That would eliminate the major complaint people seem to have with the SawStop system (replacing the brake/blade).
I think the SawStop technology is great but don't agree with the way they are trying to force its adoption. Manufacturers should adopt it based on customer demand. Clearly some people are interested in having this technology available, while there are others who definitely DON'T want it due to cost/downtime considerations.
Even if you were to obtain a "wife", they are notoriously difficult to program, and periodically exhibit erratic behavior that is difficult to diagnose.
I believe the "Asterisk" solution suggested earlier would be less troublesome, and far less costly to operate.
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Here's the perfect gift for all you goatse fans
(Whatever happened to Natalie Portman? I hardly ever see her around here any more.)
She opened up her own restaurant
Doesn't anybody pay attention around here?
" I couldn't help but notice that the "o" in the company logo (that is also the website icon) looks rather familiar in shape and color to the Xbox 360 spiral."
;-)
If by similar you mean round, then yes I think you are onto something
I personally think someone put too much juice in the Irish Coffee.
"Which Congressman will have the courage to introduce articles of impeachment?"
More importantly, any bets on which Congressman will introduce a bill for a "new and improved" FISA II
"And FYI, I voted for this guy."
Hopefully only the first time
"I suspect that if Google Googled Google, there'd be a GAGGLE of Googles Googled"
Maybe even a googol of them
"I'm going to start using the word "VirtualDub" as often as I can"
Be sure to use it as a verb, that really pisses off trademark holders.
IANAL, so how do I know? I googled it and sure enough, trademark owners hate that.
Google it yourself and see.
Why do so many people get "Fox News" shows confused with "Fox opinion and commentary" shows? Is it just because it's on the same network?
Because it's impossible to tell the difference.
it means being able to track them if they go missing, and it means they can call you when they do something dumb. Concentrate on raising good kids and you won't have a problem with them abusing it anyway.
Please. An 8 year old wouldn't go missing due to the lack of a cellphone if parents were actually concentrating on raising their kids.
"They're stuck with two assholes and having to choose from the lesser of two evils."
Based on that description, and the popularity of the show,
you'd think more people would be interested in politics.
"The blade retractor is a side benefit. When the saw blade is abruptly stopped by the blade brake, the angular momentum from that causes the blade to retract"
Then it would seem to me that the saw industry should develop a safety system to retract the blade only,
using a different technique than relying on the sudden stopping of the blade. That would eliminate
the major complaint people seem to have with the SawStop system (replacing the brake/blade).
I think the SawStop technology is great but don't agree with the way they are trying to force its adoption.
Manufacturers should adopt it based on customer demand. Clearly some people are interested in having this
technology available, while there are others who definitely DON'T want it due to cost/downtime considerations.
" will they ban breasts, since they contain liquids"
No, but you may need to provide a friendly TSA agent a sample "strictly for uh, verification purposes Miss"
. Except for "Hoover". I've never anyone use this as a term for vacuum
I've heard (read) it once or twice. Seems to be a British thing.
Anyone?..... Bueller?
"Have I been watching 'The Simpsons' too long?"
We all have. About 10 years too long IMHO.
"Any blackhat technique they use would be immediately patched by Microsoft"
Immediately? I think you're being a bit generous.
Of course not.
Any true fan would say it's "Alpha Squad 7: Lady Nocturne: a Tek Jansen Adventure"
"Is it 3 laws safe?"
Let's see:
1) $249
2) Devours batteries
3) Profit!
Yep!
"Landshark!"
Well, you went and blew it now, didn't you?
Next time try to be a little more stealthy, like
"Flowers", or "I'm only a dolphin"
Clearly, Microsoft is the Borg and Google is the Flood - learn your nerdferences!
So that would make Yahoo the Tribbles?
(They're everywhere and cute, but really annoying)
"I'm not a Supreme Court expert (I'm not even an American)..."
but you *did* stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night, right?
"And why dont we just print more money to solve poverty?"
I agree. I've been doing that for years and it totally solved my poverty problem.
Even if you were to obtain a "wife", they are notoriously difficult to program, and periodically
exhibit erratic behavior that is difficult to diagnose.
I believe the "Asterisk" solution suggested earlier would be less troublesome, and far less costly to operate.
"Frat boys will have to start back binge drinking again if they stop selling iPods."
So we can assume Anheuser-Busch is providing Creative with the financial backing then?