Wow, back to 1998 levels!... which was what? 1,000 copies sold? These are novelties. And they are sold in such small numbers that a popular release by 1 band could easily throw the sales stats way off. How many of these kids actually even have turntables to play them on? I'll be impressed when they go back to 1977 levels and the zombie Bee Gees release a new double live album in a gatefold cover.
keep the radio waves out of his property. He was pretty much using the service that was trespassing on public property
The service wasn't on his property, he was on their property. THAT is why they told him to buy something or leave, something all businesses have the right to do. Furthermore, Wi Fi isn't this high powered service that travels for miles and miles. You've got to be relatively close to pick it up. Unless you live above a store that has it, there is very little chance you're going to "accidently" pick up a coffee shops signal. True, they should have got him for loitering or trespassing instead cause that's what he's ulimately guilty of.
They don't even say latte, they say "Tall Latte". Yet, the coffee shop is not a Starbucks. It's called Brewed Awakenings. Is the reporter SO brainwashed by Starbucks that they think every coffee shop in the world used the same stupid sizes for their coffees? The only Starbucks size that makes sense is the 20 oz Venti (venti is 20 in Italian). Yet, when you order a sedici, suddenly they don't know what you mean.
Also, the article doesn't say "rape". It says "sexual assault", which could be many things both heinous and relatively benign. In fact, use of the term sexual assault implies it was much less than rape. If they could have said rape, they probably would have since it makes a much stronger case. The behavior that got him in trouble could have been quite innocent in other cirmumstances or with another person.
Hawking's reply was to tell the Pope to go fuck himself. Of course, by the time he was done typing it, the Pope was in another country. He now keeps this speedy come back loaded in memory, in case the situation should ever arise again.
The dream of the unicorn and the origami at the end of the movie pretty much settles the question of whether Deckard is a replicant.
And that's what I so dislike about the Director's Cut. It made the answer so clear that that it took away the fun of the asking the question. The ambiguity of the original is much more fun.
I don't think spoilers should ever be given for movies. Not everyone has seen every movie and you can ruin their first viewing experience if you give away major plot points. For example, I was going to watch Titanic for the first time last week, when the clerk at the video store ruined it for me by telling me that the ship sinks! Bastard!
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Maybe people that aren't sick are happier?
...if they went into a state of suspended animation by freezing themselves ... like in the space movies ....
Hmmmm. I'd be happier with the beaver pelt.
You can just hang around outside all day tossing a ball around or you can sit at your computer and do something that matters. ...
unstable enough to drive 70 miles with an axe
But, after 70 miles, he cooled down enough to decide to use just the handle of the pick axe, not the sharp end. Good man.
Not that there's anything wrong with that!
Here in MN, the FM radio playlist hasn't changed since they launched FM radio!
Yeah, Apple should shut the fuck up!
Uh huh. In fact, in Rand McNally, they wear hats on their feet and hamburgers eat people!
Wow, back to 1998 levels! ... which was what? 1,000 copies sold? These are novelties. And they are sold in such small numbers that a popular release by 1 band could easily throw the sales stats way off. How many of these kids actually even have turntables to play them on? I'll be impressed when they go back to 1977 levels and the zombie Bee Gees release a new double live album in a gatefold cover.
Of course, these people were hoping to get laid. Which bypasses the brain and goes straight to other body parts.
Great, but I'd prefer not to see the stewardess's brown spot.
Especially since the start up sound will be 15 minutes of Robert Fripp noodling on his guitar
They could make Pluto the Yof the solar system. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and sometimes Pluto.
Lisa: I'll start with Radio Shack.
Why take the effort to learn to type when you can spend an equal amount of time and energy blaming your inadequacies on someone else?
I suggest you shop around a bit more for your blank media. I think you could find a much better price per disc than what you appear to be paying.
They can ID for spray paint pretty easily. It should be just as easy to ID for "naughty" music.
The service wasn't on his property, he was on their property. THAT is why they told him to buy something or leave, something all businesses have the right to do. Furthermore, Wi Fi isn't this high powered service that travels for miles and miles. You've got to be relatively close to pick it up. Unless you live above a store that has it, there is very little chance you're going to "accidently" pick up a coffee shops signal. True, they should have got him for loitering or trespassing instead cause that's what he's ulimately guilty of.
They don't even say latte, they say "Tall Latte". Yet, the coffee shop is not a Starbucks. It's called Brewed Awakenings. Is the reporter SO brainwashed by Starbucks that they think every coffee shop in the world used the same stupid sizes for their coffees? The only Starbucks size that makes sense is the 20 oz Venti (venti is 20 in Italian). Yet, when you order a sedici, suddenly they don't know what you mean.
Also, the article doesn't say "rape". It says "sexual assault", which could be many things both heinous and relatively benign. In fact, use of the term sexual assault implies it was much less than rape. If they could have said rape, they probably would have since it makes a much stronger case. The behavior that got him in trouble could have been quite innocent in other cirmumstances or with another person.
Hawking's reply was to tell the Pope to go fuck himself. Of course, by the time he was done typing it, the Pope was in another country. He now keeps this speedy come back loaded in memory, in case the situation should ever arise again.
And that's what I so dislike about the Director's Cut. It made the answer so clear that that it took away the fun of the asking the question. The ambiguity of the original is much more fun.
I don't think spoilers should ever be given for movies. Not everyone has seen every movie and you can ruin their first viewing experience if you give away major plot points. For example, I was going to watch Titanic for the first time last week, when the clerk at the video store ruined it for me by telling me that the ship sinks! Bastard!
I wouldn't be complaining about Dan Brown's writing ability if I were you.