Heh. I did go back and play Planescape: Torment (1999), and even though it's one of the greatest games ever, I had to admit it was starting to show its age. Now, I recently started a game of Wizard's Crown (1986), which I originally played obsessively on the Atari 800. I barely lasted two hours before giving up. Just too, too primitive. Let's keep nostalgia where it belongs: deep within the recesses of our venerated memories.
Stopping littering and antisocial behavior is a change for the worse? As mayor of New York City, Rudy Giuliani dropped crime by a significant amount through the use of his "street crime units" which targeted just these types of perps. As it turns out, those who would commit these infractions were frequently the type who would proceed to commit more heinous acts, and sometimes were even already wanted by the police.
This sort of vigilance is exactly what we need if we're ever going to get serious about making city streets safe for everyone and not just gang members.
Contract the russians, they have the best heavy lift capabilities,rusting away, and they got engineers hanging around who will work for a lot less, and they are living where it costs less to live...
We've tried this. The Russians have been close partners in Space Station Alpha (IIS) construction fro the get-go, and as you may recall, we've suffered significant delays because of Russian difficulty in completing their hardware in time to make launch schedules. At one point, construction was stymied for lack of a *single* Russian station component for almost a year, and we had to subsidize them heavily to get the job done at all. This begs the question, if to make the Russian space agency useful to us we have to sink huge amounts of money into them, why not just spend the money on building up our own launch capability?
Why do you think some of the most religious people are often absolute morons, and many intelligent, well-educated people often aren't highly religious? Idiots need an explanation for everything, intelligent people seek answers and do not believe in what they cannot prove to themselves.
Malarky. Some of the brightest, most clear-headed people I know are born-again, and some of the most dim-witted and gullible are agnostics.
Galileo Galilei, though famous for his scientific achievements in astronomy, mathematics, and physics and infamous for his controversy with the church was, in fact, a devout Christian who saw not a divorce of religion and science but only a healthy marriage: "God is known by nature in his works, and by doctrine in his revealed word."
Well, not directly. I got an ad for a small, table-top air cleaner/ionizer that sounded decent. I didn't buy from the spammer, but looked for the specific brand online, and found several vendors selling it. I got one for fifty bucks, and it's just a cheezy plastic thing with a 80mm case fan and an ionizing filament in it. I ran it for about a month before the fan started rattling and I had to shut it off. I don't know what I'm going to do with it; but I sure learned my lesson.
That's the first and last time I ever bought spam.
On a side note, Consumer Reports says the far-and-away best ionizing air cleaner is the Friedrich C-90A. I've seen it as low as $410. It's pricier than the Sharper Image Ionic Breeze, but way, way better. I want one.
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Heh. I did go back and play Planescape: Torment (1999), and even though it's one of the greatest games ever, I had to admit it was starting to show its age. Now, I recently started a game of Wizard's Crown (1986), which I originally played obsessively on the Atari 800. I barely lasted two hours before giving up. Just too, too primitive. Let's keep nostalgia where it belongs: deep within the recesses of our venerated memories.
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If you were trying for a haiku post, you didn't quite make it.
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screwed for StarCraft. Blame the patch.
No fix is coming.
Please, have many children. The gene pool needs your contribution. :) /me is lactose intolerant
Stopping littering and antisocial behavior is a change for the worse? As mayor of New York City, Rudy Giuliani dropped crime by a significant amount through the use of his "street crime units" which targeted just these types of perps. As it turns out, those who would commit these infractions were frequently the type who would proceed to commit more heinous acts, and sometimes were even already wanted by the police.
This sort of vigilance is exactly what we need if we're ever going to get serious about making city streets safe for everyone and not just gang members.
My mom is a twice-over granny and she plays more City of Heroes than you do.
(and no, she's not my childrens' granny. My sister is not a geek so she managed to get married and have kids before I was even out of college.)
The pilot got 500 XP for successfully missing the debris.
Nothing to say. It was simply a mutation.
I'll say our magic applies... considering we can easily squash your aforementioned silly hexal and octal adherents.
DECIMAL FOREVER!!!
You could simply move out of Massachusetts... that'd be a faster and easier solution!
Not at all--if you're in your fifties now. Because of inflation it probably *was* a great deal!
Oh, shut up.
doh!
You're still pronouncing it wrong.
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It's "YOU-rain-us."
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More articulated? More mobile? Terrific. Now they're going to have an even easier time stealing my mom's medication.
He's got my vote!
Now pass the freedom fries!
4) ???
5) Profit!
Contract the russians, they have the best heavy lift capabilities,rusting away, and they got engineers hanging around who will work for a lot less, and they are living where it costs less to live...
We've tried this. The Russians have been close partners in Space Station Alpha (IIS) construction fro the get-go, and as you may recall, we've suffered significant delays because of Russian difficulty in completing their hardware in time to make launch schedules. At one point, construction was stymied for lack of a *single* Russian station component for almost a year, and we had to subsidize them heavily to get the job done at all. This begs the question, if to make the Russian space agency useful to us we have to sink huge amounts of money into them, why not just spend the money on building up our own launch capability?
These little MAV video cameras can fly ANYWHERE!!!
"Master File", huh?
What uses it, the Master Control Program?
Why do you think some of the most religious people are often absolute morons, and many intelligent, well-educated people often aren't highly religious? Idiots need an explanation for everything, intelligent people seek answers and do not believe in what they cannot prove to themselves.
Malarky. Some of the brightest, most clear-headed people I know are born-again, and some of the most dim-witted and gullible are agnostics.
Galileo Galilei, though famous for his scientific achievements in astronomy, mathematics, and physics and infamous for his controversy with the church was, in fact, a devout Christian who saw not a divorce of religion and science but only a healthy marriage: "God is known by nature in his works, and by doctrine in his revealed word."
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Well, not directly. I got an ad for a small, table-top air cleaner/ionizer that sounded decent. I didn't buy from the spammer, but looked for the specific brand online, and found several vendors selling it. I got one for fifty bucks, and it's just a cheezy plastic thing with a 80mm case fan and an ionizing filament in it. I ran it for about a month before the fan started rattling and I had to shut it off. I don't know what I'm going to do with it; but I sure learned my lesson.
That's the first and last time I ever bought spam.
On a side note, Consumer Reports says the far-and-away best ionizing air cleaner is the Friedrich C-90A. I've seen it as low as $410. It's pricier than the Sharper Image Ionic Breeze, but way, way better. I want one.