in a very red red red district. Please contribute to his campaign if you'd like to stick around. His opponent was a nasty, bigoted loser, Jim Oberweis.
Sure @home is the loser here. But which individual people are the losers? I assume that the top employees (and perhaps the lower ones too) got sweet lay-off packages from Excite, what with them giving away money left and right.
Aren't Excite's shareholders the biggest losers for rejecting AT&T's offer? They seem to have basically demanded that their stocks go from about $.50 to $.05.
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(Doubt you'd ever see one pulling up to a McD window.)
This is not that difficult. Publish the book as "Salmon of Doubt: an unfinished work by the late Douglas Adams". That way, everybody knows that it is unfinished and can think of it as such. Take it for what it is worth.
If readers are not capable of considering unfinished notes as what they are, then their opinions should not sully Adams' reputation.
No joke. Who in their right mind would give their credit card number to a porn site for a "free" service??? At some point, it ceases to be fraud and becomes a tax on stupidity (apologies to Dennis Miller).
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in a very red red red district. Please contribute to his campaign if you'd like to stick around. His opponent was a nasty, bigoted loser, Jim Oberweis.
Easy -- Jane Fonda.
Sure @home is the loser here. But which individual people are the losers? I assume that the top employees (and perhaps the lower ones too) got sweet lay-off packages from Excite, what with them giving away money left and right.
Aren't Excite's shareholders the biggest losers for rejecting AT&T's offer? They seem to have basically demanded that their stocks go from about $.50 to $.05.
(Doubt you'd ever see one pulling up to a McD window.)
That's a point in IT's favor, right?
That's really the problem with most available holes, isn't it?
Exactly what is the problem that you have with me owning a "luxury" pickup?
Oh nothing at all! Let me guess, you talk incessantly on a phome while driving too?
uh...hello...I worked at AT&T broadband and they are called CSRs. Cust Service Reps.
This is not that difficult. Publish the book as "Salmon of Doubt: an unfinished work by the late Douglas Adams". That way, everybody knows that it is unfinished and can think of it as such. Take it for what it is worth.
If readers are not capable of considering unfinished notes as what they are, then their opinions should not sully Adams' reputation.
If you buy an SUV, you deserved to be spammed while driving.
now, for 3 or 4 birds at the same time, or a big bird, it's another story)
...or Big Bird! We already know Bert's involved...
No joke. Who in their right mind would give their credit card number to a porn site for a "free" service??? At some point, it ceases to be fraud and becomes a tax on stupidity (apologies to Dennis Miller).
Mentifex, do you agree to some extent with Alan Kurzweil's conception of the singlarity?
You sound familiar, Mentifex. You used to be on TableTalk, didn't you.
Although Wittgenstein had a compelling personality, I personally don't think that he was profound or that he broke much new ground.
I find that his early scientific-materialist work in the "Tractatus" is a footnote to Hume.
And I find his later relativistic work in the "Investigations" to be elaboration on Rousseau.
My guess? Clare Graves.