Today, Maher "Mike" Hawash, an agent of Goldstein, was captured while attempting to sabotage several of Oceania's critical systems. Be advised, brothers and sisters, that neither this thoughtcriminal nor any other will prevail against our great society.
The amount I was told was about $0.32 per month for most states, but it could vary from carrier to carrier. $0.32 seems reasonable to me, but I try not to complain about such things.
I know some people who work for a wireless provider who say that wireless companies will be charging ALL customers with a flat service fee to facilitate number portability.
If stores sold the copy protected version of a CD for oh say, $12-$15 (yeah, I know that's laughable considering how expensive CDs have become) and the non-copy protected version for $18-$20, I wonder which would sell better. Is it worth an extra $3-$5 to be able to backup the CD (and yes, I know you should able to do this without paying extra.)
Shouldn't they just charge that one old lady in front who's driving 9 mph in the middle of the street holding everyone else up? Or those mini-van driving soccer moms (maybe, soccer hooligan moms in U.K.)
He wasn't elected. Period. He has no rightful place in the whitehouse. PERIOD. He's a joke, a thief, a liar, a fraud, and complete and total idiot. END of story!
As a child, I was told true patriotism was the mindset of "give me liberty or give me death." A little more than 2 centuries later that has become "take all the liberty you want, just please, please don't let the 'terrorists' kill me." Early Americans would shoot these easily-frightened pussies of today.
I think you've put yourself in a no win situation. Even if you take them to court and win your privacy rights, they're going to think you have something to hide (or they'll just be pissed off) and find a reason to fire you. It's good to see someone standing up for their rights, but I think it's gonna cost you in the end. Best of luck.
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Or how about if you don't use your anytime minutes this month, they roll over to next month?
Cingular already does this on most plans $39.99 and above.
Let the superpowers of rights restriction destroy each other...then we can have free mp3 and divx files of the legal battles.
Today, Maher "Mike" Hawash, an agent of Goldstein, was captured while attempting to sabotage several of Oceania's critical systems. Be advised, brothers and sisters, that neither this thoughtcriminal nor any other will prevail against our great society.
bb doubleplusgood.
Well, I suppose it doesn't not work.
The amount I was told was about $0.32 per month for most states, but it could vary from carrier to carrier. $0.32 seems reasonable to me, but I try not to complain about such things.
I know some people who work for a wireless provider who say that wireless companies will be charging ALL customers with a flat service fee to facilitate number portability.
I enjoy Harmony Korine films. Most of my friends can't handle them, but I consider them an exercise in mental fortitude :)
If stores sold the copy protected version of a CD for oh say, $12-$15 (yeah, I know that's laughable considering how expensive CDs have become) and the non-copy protected version for $18-$20, I wonder which would sell better. Is it worth an extra $3-$5 to be able to backup the CD (and yes, I know you should able to do this without paying extra.)
"TOTAL protonic reversal."
I expect clocks would began running backwards shortly before the fabric of universe unraveled and everyone simultaneously imploded.
It makes hackers laugh so hard, they can't even type. Thus, data is secure...sort of.
*starts learning the words to Oh Canada*
the verb "jail" means "temporarily detain until we execute them" or "hold them dang sonsabitches til we's can kills 'em. Yee haw!"
God got up really early and stumbled into his kitchen saying "Time to make the universe..."
"It's hard to believe that entire families can be torn apart by something as simple as wild dogs."
[i]he's your democratically elected president[/i]
I think you don't understand the meaning of "democratically elected" unless you're talking about a different George W. Bush than I am.
Dubyah really is the most powerful man in the world!
Napalm and lit matches!
Dip them all in gravy and lock them in a room with a dozen wolverines on PCP.
...and start an organization that gathers the email/snail mail addresses of spammers and signs them up for every junk mail publication known to man.
Some playboy centerfolds infringed on my copyrights. Now give me their phone numbers and addresses!
Shouldn't they just charge that one old lady in front who's driving 9 mph in the middle of the street holding everyone else up? Or those mini-van driving soccer moms (maybe, soccer hooligan moms in U.K.)
Yeah, troll would have been more applicable if I mentioned his enormous coccaine habit. :)
He wasn't elected. Period. He has no rightful place in the whitehouse. PERIOD. He's a joke, a thief, a liar, a fraud, and complete and total idiot. END of story!
As a child, I was told true patriotism was the mindset of "give me liberty or give me death." A little more than 2 centuries later that has become "take all the liberty you want, just please, please don't let the 'terrorists' kill me." Early Americans would shoot these easily-frightened pussies of today.
I think you've put yourself in a no win situation. Even if you take them to court and win your privacy rights, they're going to think you have something to hide (or they'll just be pissed off) and find a reason to fire you. It's good to see someone standing up for their rights, but I think it's gonna cost you in the end. Best of luck.