No serorities, frat parties, or jocks. Just a guy sitting in front of his computer in his underwear filling out quizzes. The plot will center around the reliability of his Internet connection and the pesky neighbours who keep knocking at his door.
Dude, you have totally got to log onto our frat's site and get pledged. You want to be a bro at I Tappa Key, man!
Look at it this way; in the future an employer needs to select a new hire. 2 people apply, both with master's degress. One paid $40,000 a year for it, one paid $100 a year. Which is the smarter one?
So one went to Harvard and the other watched some Youtube videos and maybe emailed in a couple of tests and a thesis of some sort to an advisor of such demand that they charged nothing for their services.
In the grand scheme of things, yeah, the second one might be "smarter", but as a real employer I will have to go with the first person.
It's between parents and their children, if the potential parents want to take thalidomide after it was shown to be dangerous to unborn children, then it's between the parents and children and government has no right to meddle with that either.
This post is so stupid I am strongly tempted to reply as AC a long screed about how it fits into the GNAA agenda, but even the GNAA is appalled by your post.
Thalidomide was a fucking medication. It was said to be safe. We're not talking about deregulation of health products.
I replied to a post which included:" We have slid down the slippery slope to the point that agencies such as the BATF, DEA and FDA can ban substances by totally discretionary administrative action...."
So yes, it was talking about deregulation of health products.
The "PC" guys figured out that the best phone wasn't a complex phone but a small screen computer. Maybe they are also figuring that the best TV isn't a complex TV but a big screen computer.
How many times will you hear, "The cloud is down!"?
Which reminds me - I really haven't heard the kind of marketing/meme support for this new cloud thing. I mean startup named Cumulonimbus or Translucidus or bending to the new task old metaphors like silver linings, etc.
End result: Many innocent people have their rights violated, some arrests are made. About a million dollars are spent on one case to bring it to the supreme court, ten years of some person's life is lost fighting it, and eventually the DEA is told to stop. During this time, drug smuggling is reduced by less than one part in a million. Millions of dollars spent on the system are wasted when the system is dismantled.
Spending a million dollars is worth it if it prevents just one child's life from being destroyed by a marijuana joint.
Mr. Gates was very involved with most of Microsoft's technical direction and he contributed to much of the technology they developed, at least in the early days.
Yeah, like when he stayed up all night writing QDOS and then MSDOS, the foundation of the Microsoft empire.
Zuckerberg knew a guy who was engaged to her but didn't know much about wedding rings, so he asked Zuckerberg to look into which ring to buy. Zuckerberg agreed, then he vanished for a few days. The guy couldn't find his fiancee and Zuckerberg wasn't returning his calls. After a couple weeks, Zuckerberg shows up in the national news married to the guy's fiancee.
Slashdot Mirror
No serorities, frat parties, or jocks. Just a guy sitting in front of his computer in his underwear filling out quizzes. The plot will center around the reliability of his Internet connection and the pesky neighbours who keep knocking at his door.
Dude, you have totally got to log onto our frat's site and get pledged. You want to be a bro at I Tappa Key, man!
Look at it this way; in the future an employer needs to select a new hire. 2 people apply, both with master's degress. One paid $40,000 a year for it, one paid $100 a year. Which is the smarter one?
So one went to Harvard and the other watched some Youtube videos and maybe emailed in a couple of tests and a thesis of some sort to an advisor of such demand that they charged nothing for their services.
In the grand scheme of things, yeah, the second one might be "smarter", but as a real employer I will have to go with the first person.
Ok, I see these creation vs. evolution stories all the time, and we always assume the creationists are wrong, but what if they aren't?
Oh, the creationists are right. The problem is figuring out which ones.
Science is NOT about showing how something works first, then detecting it.
Sometimes it is (that is, predicting it exists first). Look at the search for the Higgs, for example.
Couldn't've been, Hitler is still in my textbooks.
Duh. We have to go back and rescue him every time one of you noobs gets your time travel license.
It's between parents and their children, if the potential parents want to take thalidomide after it was shown to be dangerous to unborn children, then it's between the parents and children and government has no right to meddle with that either.
This post is so stupid I am strongly tempted to reply as AC a long screed about how it fits into the GNAA agenda, but even the GNAA is appalled by your post.
Thalidomide was a fucking medication. It was said to be safe. We're not talking about deregulation of health products.
I replied to a post which included:" We have slid down the slippery slope to the point that agencies such as the BATF, DEA and FDA can ban substances by totally discretionary administrative action...."
So yes, it was talking about deregulation of health products.
So - you give up and admit the validity of my counterargument?
You or your equivalent were advocating making the FDA toothless, not me.
They are not being sold as drugs.
10,000 thalidomide babied slap their tiny flippers together to salute your passion for unfettered free enterprise.
The "PC" guys figured out that the best phone wasn't a complex phone but a small screen computer. Maybe they are also figuring that the best TV isn't a complex TV but a big screen computer.
Miracle.
Canadian Baptists do not have sex standing up. It might lead to dancing.
How many times will you hear, "The cloud is down!"?
Which reminds me - I really haven't heard the kind of marketing/meme support for this new cloud thing. I mean startup named Cumulonimbus or Translucidus or bending to the new task old metaphors like silver linings, etc.
There is no dissent in Malaysia. Everyone there tells me so.
So, in once sense you're right: taxes need to be paid to get the services that people think are necessary today.
And who paid for the military which made sure that Fidel didn't extend the party to the Caymen Islands?
How will this turn out? Let's see.
End result: Many innocent people have their rights violated, some arrests are made. About a million dollars are spent on one case to bring it to the supreme court, ten years of some person's life is lost fighting it, and eventually the DEA is told to stop. During this time, drug smuggling is reduced by less than one part in a million. Millions of dollars spent on the system are wasted when the system is dismantled.
Spending a million dollars is worth it if it prevents just one child's life from being destroyed by a marijuana joint.
And L. Ron Hubbard was a hell of a war hero.
Godwin>Poe>Moore
Mr. Gates was very involved with most of Microsoft's technical direction and he contributed to much of the technology they developed, at least in the early days.
Yeah, like when he stayed up all night writing QDOS and then MSDOS, the foundation of the Microsoft empire.
Archer>Barry
Audie Murphy (5'5', 110 pounds)>>>>>infinity>>>>Chuck Norris
...and the Facebook fellators came out to play.
Zuckerberg knew a guy who was engaged to her but didn't know much about wedding rings, so he asked Zuckerberg to look into which ring to buy. Zuckerberg agreed, then he vanished for a few days. The guy couldn't find his fiancee and Zuckerberg wasn't returning his calls. After a couple weeks, Zuckerberg shows up in the national news married to the guy's fiancee.
Facebook, for example. Its users are not its customers. Its users are the product they are offering to its real customers.
Dead on. The tragic flaw of the Facebook drama.