I like how that list is divided into several mostly-mutually-exclusive positions: it's not happening, it's happening but it's natural, it's happening but we don't know why, and even if it's happening it doesn't matter.
(And that list is 45 people long, including the dead ones. My understanding is that there are about 100 times as many on the other side.)
Indeed, but that doesn't explain why Nintendo puts out its big games on Sunday in North America, since Tuesday is "the day of the week" in general as far as I know.
Oh for God's sake. Saying "In California, you can do so-and-so" and then turn around and say "well, I didn't mean legally" is some kind of canonical waste of everybody's time. By that logic, we can say "In California, you can shoot a guy in the head", because somebody did.
When someone dies their safe deposit box becomes sealed until probate -- at least in my grandfather's case. So you have to have them get there before the bank knows they're dead.
It is a fact that for many professions, the closer one's age is to 50, then, the lower the chance that one will get hired, or even considered for a job.
Awesome! I'm getting more hireable all the time, then.
I don't think that's true. No cable channel actually works in 1080p; it's 720p or 1080i. You may have your cable box set to always output at 1080p or something like that -- and for all I know it actually does look better on your TV, if the upscaler in the box is better than the upscaler in your TV.
The moderator snapped -- or, from my point of view, anti-snapped -- a couple of years ago, and finally decided that his normal associates and commenters were a bunch of morons. He's still conservative, but he and the site are far from the cesspool it used to be.
For instance: arthroscopic knee surgery, a very common procedure, doesn't actually help.. If you were afraid of "duh" research, you'd never ask that question in the first place.
If you want a scary new-series episode, I think "Twilight", from the next season, is a better starting place. (I think it's better than that season's Moffat 2-parter, but I admit that's a minority opinion.) "Blink" is great, but I think you want to start with an episode that doesn't rely on the viewer already knowing what show he's watching, and why the Doctor is anyone at all.
It depends on some raw facts that we don't quite have. If Amazon's non-Prime is "whenever we can get to it, but guaranteed within two weeks" or some such thing, that's one thing. But if the entire non-Prime model is, as the GP claims, "store it all for a week, then ship it as usual", that's another. You could catch up with a a boost and then everyone could be getting their Prime-like delivery for cheaper...
unless the cost structure to Amazon is such that no, they couldn't, because if nobody was paying for Prime, they couldn't run at their current capacity at all. And again, we'd need some raw facts to know how it really is.
But yeah, it's annoying just watching the packages amble from one place to another with occasional days off.
Maybe you either use your machines differently from me (and I don't have an iPad), or mean something different by "compete with". I don't say "I'm going to buy a cheap game, should it be a Wii VC game or an iPhone/pad game?" I say "I'm going to get something for the Wii, should it be a VC game or a boxed game?" Or "I want to play something on the phone when I'm out, so I need a phone game."
It's perfectly fine, although I'd prefer a hyphen between "multiply" and "confirmed", which would clairfy: he's referring to things that have been confirmed multiple times. "Multiply" is an adverb here.
Huh? I'm old enough to remember 1996, and Dole was considered the front-runner from the start, against a not-very-imrpessive field. I don't particularly remember any big deal about cross-registration.
On the matter at hand: speaking of age, I remember when Reagan was "unelectable". You never know.
Unless there's a/. page 2 I haven't noticed, isn't every story a "front page story"?
Check out the Sections on the left of the main page. There are stories in there that don't make it to the main page. Not all that many, but they're there.
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I like how that list is divided into several mostly-mutually-exclusive positions: it's not happening, it's happening but it's natural, it's happening but we don't know why, and even if it's happening it doesn't matter.
(And that list is 45 people long, including the dead ones. My understanding is that there are about 100 times as many on the other side.)
Indeed, but that doesn't explain why Nintendo puts out its big games on Sunday in North America, since Tuesday is "the day of the week" in general as far as I know.
Oh for God's sake. Saying "In California, you can do so-and-so" and then turn around and say "well, I didn't mean legally" is some kind of canonical waste of everybody's time. By that logic, we can say "In California, you can shoot a guy in the head", because somebody did.
When someone dies their safe deposit box becomes sealed until probate -- at least in my grandfather's case. So you have to have them get there before the bank knows they're dead.
It is a fact that for many professions, the closer one's age is to 50, then, the lower the chance that one will get hired, or even considered for a job.
Awesome! I'm getting more hireable all the time, then.
The name of the group/movement/protest is "Occupy Wall Street".
For one, turntable.fm requires a Facebook login as well.
She reminded me a lot of Maggie Q. By the way, the Nikita TV series does not suck.
Missing hyphen on their part: should be "Show Additional all-DVD Plans".
I don't think that's true. No cable channel actually works in 1080p; it's 720p or 1080i. You may have your cable box set to always output at 1080p or something like that -- and for all I know it actually does look better on your TV, if the upscaler in the box is better than the upscaler in your TV.
The PC streaming player definitely does subtitles; the Wii and TiVo do not. This exhausts my experience.
Hell the Federal Reserve is printing money so fast that the US dollar is going to go flat almost as fast..
Disputed, to say the least:
The Myth That The Fed Is Printing Money
Wait, an insistence that anybody cares about a niche geek feature AND a compulsive reference to an flaw in a consumer product as rape? Marry me!
The moderator snapped -- or, from my point of view, anti-snapped -- a couple of years ago, and finally decided that his normal associates and commenters were a bunch of morons. He's still conservative, but he and the site are far from the cesspool it used to be.
Supposedly it's 13 relaunches per week over the four weeks of a comic-book month.
For instance: arthroscopic knee surgery, a very common procedure, doesn't actually help.. If you were afraid of "duh" research, you'd never ask that question in the first place.
You have a digestive issue with pita bread? It's bread. Perhaps you meants to joke about some other food?
Yeah, so I do. Correction acknowledged.
If you want a scary new-series episode, I think "Twilight", from the next season, is a better starting place. (I think it's better than that season's Moffat 2-parter, but I admit that's a minority opinion.) "Blink" is great, but I think you want to start with an episode that doesn't rely on the viewer already knowing what show he's watching, and why the Doctor is anyone at all.
It depends on some raw facts that we don't quite have. If Amazon's non-Prime is "whenever we can get to it, but guaranteed within two weeks" or some such thing, that's one thing. But if the entire non-Prime model is, as the GP claims, "store it all for a week, then ship it as usual", that's another. You could catch up with a a boost and then everyone could be getting their Prime-like delivery for cheaper...
unless the cost structure to Amazon is such that no, they couldn't, because if nobody was paying for Prime, they couldn't run at their current capacity at all. And again, we'd need some raw facts to know how it really is.
But yeah, it's annoying just watching the packages amble from one place to another with occasional days off.
Maybe you either use your machines differently from me (and I don't have an iPad), or mean something different by "compete with". I don't say "I'm going to buy a cheap game, should it be a Wii VC game or an iPhone/pad game?" I say "I'm going to get something for the Wii, should it be a VC game or a boxed game?" Or "I want to play something on the phone when I'm out, so I need a phone game."
It's perfectly fine, although I'd prefer a hyphen between "multiply" and "confirmed", which would clairfy: he's referring to things that have been confirmed multiple times. "Multiply" is an adverb here.
Huh? I'm old enough to remember 1996, and Dole was considered the front-runner from the start, against a not-very-imrpessive field. I don't particularly remember any big deal about cross-registration.
On the matter at hand: speaking of age, I remember when Reagan was "unelectable". You never know.
Unless there's a /. page 2 I haven't noticed, isn't every story a "front page story"?
Check out the Sections on the left of the main page. There are stories in there that don't make it to the main page. Not all that many, but they're there.
Future taxes don't take money out of our current economy, though, which was the part you found mystifying two comments up.