Hrm, ok, I'll give it a go. 'Plz' is an abbreviation used by lazy idiots like you who can't be bothered to use the more polite, full version of 'please'.
Anyone who can't be bothered to put some effort and courtesy into their questions doesn't deserve an answer. So you can just sit there and wonder what that whole IN SOVIET RUSSIA thing is until you fucking puke, you fucking puke.
Better yet, if they make it look like any of the *communicators*, they won't be able to keep them on the shelves.. (I bought a Nokia 282 specifically because it has the proportions of a TOS communicator. Tried painting it, but it didn't stick...)
The next time someone spoils a movie for you, punch them in the face. Chances are good that you will only have to apply this treatment once or twice before they get the message and shut up about it.
But that hasn't happened. A cop might say that, if the immediate area was a crime scene. But it wouldn't last indefinitely.
Until the military actually locks down the CNN building for the purpose of preventing them from broadcasting, it's not a valid example, and if you had any objectivity at all, you'd see that.
Oh, so because a few journalists have been arrested for trying to cross security lines at official buildings, this is how they 'punish' the US, by giving a bad rating?
Cmon, if a cop or an MP says "No journalists allowed", you deserve all that you get if you try to defy them. "Freedom of press" doesn't mean "Universal Access".
Naw, it's not tough at all. Re-read the definitions.
If I walk past you, and I turn around and without any warning punch the back of your head, I've done an action that is both arbitrary (I would have no particular reason to do that, nor would I have a reason to do that to *you*) and purposeful (it's rather hard to punch someone in the back of the head *accidentally*).
The serial killer in the Washington area is a perfect example of this: he picks his victims arbitrarily (apparently), but has a definite purpose - he's trying to kill people.
But, if he's got enough spare cash in his pocketses to file for patents, which is not cheap to do, then he's probably also got enough to get at least some attention and some way to fight back.
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Proving once again that there is no honor among thieves.
So when we hunted the bison nearly to extinction, we were doing a good thing.
Hey, it's your own logic.
Hrm, ok, I'll give it a go. 'Plz' is an abbreviation used by lazy idiots like you who can't be bothered to use the more polite, full version of 'please'.
Anyone who can't be bothered to put some effort and courtesy into their questions doesn't deserve an answer. So you can just sit there and wonder what that whole IN SOVIET RUSSIA thing is until you fucking puke, you fucking puke.
Better yet, if they make it look like any of the *communicators*, they won't be able to keep them on the shelves.. (I bought a Nokia 282 specifically because it has the proportions of a TOS communicator. Tried painting it, but it didn't stick...)
"congressional norms"
now that's a classy oxymoron..
Oddly enough, those trees you think it's cute to anthropomorphise are also made up of those same 14 billion year old recycled electrons.
Gotta love those RANDy fees, baybee, yeah!!
It doesn't have to be less.. in fact, it could be a little more - the offset being that you don't have to take it back.
Blockbuster already charges more for their new releases *and* you have to bring them back sooner than the older ones.
Of course, we're already talking about sub-$1 differences here, so it's not really a big deal either way.
Either way, it's got way too much crust.
"Whatever happened to "it's done when it's done"?"
It got overcooked.
Do you always take everything posted on Slashdot at face value and in total seriousness? I feel sorry for you if you do.
The next time someone spoils a movie for you, punch them in the face. Chances are good that you will only have to apply this treatment once or twice before they get the message and shut up about it.
Please.. please try to understand before one of us dies.
Meteor shit!
...there's more than one reason it's called "Folding@HOME" and not "Folding@WORK". Hmm?
If you can't get permission the first time around, repeated pestering will not help your case.
Unfortunately, the Slashdot readership won't believe any of that - it's impossible for them to blame Americans for it.
In that case, I'm glad I was able to piss you off...
So.. let me get this straight.. you're upset because I used a word that has the same basic meaning as a word I didn't use?
Heh, ok. Fine. Sorry. Heaven *forbid* you should ever breed. Better? =)
Heaven forfend we should have a little fun...
Not everything is a conspiracy, ya know.
But that hasn't happened. A cop might say that, if the immediate area was a crime scene. But it wouldn't last indefinitely.
Until the military actually locks down the CNN building for the purpose of preventing them from broadcasting, it's not a valid example, and if you had any objectivity at all, you'd see that.
Oh, so because a few journalists have been arrested for trying to cross security lines at official buildings, this is how they 'punish' the US, by giving a bad rating?
Cmon, if a cop or an MP says "No journalists allowed", you deserve all that you get if you try to defy them. "Freedom of press" doesn't mean "Universal Access".
May be better not to use Crayaking - SearchKing might get pissy and sue =)
There's something comic-bookish about that name... maybe it's just cos it sounds like a Transformer.
Naw, it's not tough at all. Re-read the definitions.
If I walk past you, and I turn around and without any warning punch the back of your head, I've done an action that is both arbitrary (I would have no particular reason to do that, nor would I have a reason to do that to *you*) and purposeful (it's rather hard to punch someone in the back of the head *accidentally*).
The serial killer in the Washington area is a perfect example of this: he picks his victims arbitrarily (apparently), but has a definite purpose - he's trying to kill people.
But, if he's got enough spare cash in his pocketses to file for patents, which is not cheap to do, then he's probably also got enough to get at least some attention and some way to fight back.
And the highest-priced lawyers do not always win.