I like how the person or people wanting to discipline the kid, either by swearing at him or by simply 'teaching him to behave' are posting as annonymous cowards.
I think you're right in that they'd like to keep things the way they are. However, can you honestly say to me that you think we won't be at least 80% switched over to VoIP or something very similar in the next 10 years?
I like how the man peddling the fear is posting as an AC.
I'm not saying we shouldn't inspect Iraq, and I'm not saying Saddam isn't hiding anything. I am absolutely positive he is hiding things, and I am absolutely positive that he is a maniac. Nevertheless, unless we can prove he has weapons of mass destruction, and unless he refuses to let us take them away, we can't attack him. Period.
I was being sarcastic, Bush wants this war for three reasons.
1. Revenge. Lil' Bush wants to get big ol' Saddam because he threatened to kill Big Daddy Bush.
2. Oil. Bush is probably soaking in it as we speak. Have you noticed the preponderance of 'if you do drugs you support terrorism,' and the lack of 'if you buy oil you support terrorism?'
3. Distraction. Think sputtering economy, failure to kill bin Laden, the number of Enron 'advisors' in the Bush white house, and the plain and simple fact that Bush is about as smart as lettuce. Without the photosynthesis.
Yes, let's stop the greedy people who ignore patents on life-saving techniques. They're the greedy ones, not the people patenting things which could save lives.
I've decided to take out a patent on combing two parts of hydrogen with one part of oxygen. Don't like it? Tough.
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I think it's interesting that these people are playing Starcraft and Counter-Strike, and not the Sims online or 'There.'
As reported earlier today on this very site, the US has been e-mailling Iraqi officials in an attempt to get them to defect.
400,000,000 Televisions:
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1,284,303,705 People
Source: The CIA World Factbook 2002
You do realize that I only got a 2, right?
The wireless networking on this has interesting potential.
I think things would change greatly if everybody had all the material wealth they ever wanted.
Imagine the end of world hunger.
It's an implimentation of VoIP in an attempt to replace the analog phone system. It's being done by Stanford's in-house phone company.
Things like that are hapening in the US, at Stanford.
I like how the person or people wanting to discipline the kid, either by swearing at him or by simply 'teaching him to behave' are posting as annonymous cowards.
Yeah but what the fuck is a Ig Nobel Prize?
Oh, wait, no.
That's not a knife... THIS is a knife.
No more recording the Groove Salad stream to listen to in th car!
One would assume that laws ensuring no monitors may be aimed at the driver would apply/be passed if they do not already exist.
In-Car-Internet + 802.11b = mobile open wifi ap's
I think you're right in that they'd like to keep things the way they are. However, can you honestly say to me that you think we won't be at least 80% switched over to VoIP or something very similar in the next 10 years?
That's from that Michael Marshall Smith, Only Forward, right?
I'm not saying we shouldn't inspect Iraq, and I'm not saying Saddam isn't hiding anything. I am absolutely positive he is hiding things, and I am absolutely positive that he is a maniac. Nevertheless, unless we can prove he has weapons of mass destruction, and unless he refuses to let us take them away, we can't attack him. Period.
1. Revenge. Lil' Bush wants to get big ol' Saddam because he threatened to kill Big Daddy Bush. 2. Oil. Bush is probably soaking in it as we speak. Have you noticed the preponderance of 'if you do drugs you support terrorism,' and the lack of 'if you buy oil you support terrorism?' 3. Distraction. Think sputtering economy, failure to kill bin Laden, the number of Enron 'advisors' in the Bush white house, and the plain and simple fact that Bush is about as smart as lettuce. Without the photosynthesis.
Ideas, anyone?
Not working? You must not be trying hard enough.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Is that something you would like to share with the class, Altix?
I've decided to take out a patent on combing two parts of hydrogen with one part of oxygen. Don't like it? Tough.