It was mentioned (but unconfirmed) on the first news report I saw. It's the exception that proves the rule, though. There wasn't an NRA member conveniently at hand to take down the Las Vegas shooter, or the one before that, or the one before that...
Actually, while I agree with you in principle, the "value" in "something of value" isn't value-to-you, it's value-to-others. That is to say it needs to be something that you could, in theory, sell/transfer/profit-from or otherwise be able to spend.
Twaddle. Say I'm a hotel worker and I "live in". I get lodgings & food provided. I can't very well go to the boss and say that I've sublet my room while I'm on holiday.
Yet it's still of value to me, because it's stuff I'd have to pay for myself out of my own pocket otherwise.
When you decide to pay a university staffer (a "graduate student") with fake money so they can avoid paying taxes on their income, you're just asking someone else - maybe, a landscaper in Pennsylvania, or a woman in Florida who's struggling to grow her restaurant business, to pay it for them.
Well it's more likely to be a millionaire's brat. Oh wait, they fixed that. Good thing too, we wouldn't want to disincentivise people from choosing the right parents.
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Checkmate? Because only the King - a rich, privileged male - matters. And we all know which so-called "player" goes first.
[storms off in a huff]
FTFY.
getwith the times.
It now means that some hypothetical entity might potentially be offended by it.
So, an inferior version? Just confirms what I said.
And Jock is a Scottish one, Mick is an Irish one and Fritz is a German one. Still, it's good you pointed it out.
It's a funny old world, and no mistake.
It was mentioned (but unconfirmed) on the first news report I saw. It's the exception that proves the rule, though. There wasn't an NRA member conveniently at hand to take down the Las Vegas shooter, or the one before that, or the one before that...
Did you try shouting? That's what you're supposed to do when foreigners don't understand, isn't it?
If they (the owning classes) need trained & educated labour to do the things that robots can't they'll just bring them in from somewhere else.
Nah, that's just crazy talk.
Their logic, and it's stretching the definition of the word, is along these lines:
Normal person: Men are generally taller than women.
SJW: What, like Danny DeVito and Michelle Obama?
Then something gets designed that's unusable because anthropometry is fundamentally racist, because it just is.
Ey tink you ev git old of thi rong ind of the stiyk there, Jack.
Arrogant windbag misses the joke, as usual.
I'll cut to the chase: just how much money does the jaapie blowhard think the taxpayer should give him?
O Rly?
Won't even bother reading the rest, because you're a proven liar and most probably fat too.
.. and be under 23 with at least a master's, Scorpio or Capricorn, brown belt in judo and speak fluent Urdu.
Guitar playing also desired.
You went through grad school and yet you don't know how to end a sentence properly?
How would they do that? Would you recommend VNC or SSH?
I imagine the sound of bellows wheezing and hammers clanging on anvils can get a bit monotonous.
Maybe they'd cheer up if they could get girlfriends.
Unfortunately that's not possible because the girls spend all their time on TwitBook, or they're dead.
New apple slogan: It just whirs!
It's a rhetoical device. Sort of like:
"Has your mom lost weight?"
"No, she's just standing next to an elephant".
You know, until I looked I was absolutely 100% certain that pandas have a dark face with light patches.
What was I thinking of?
Good spot. I'm a pedantic twat of the first order and I missed it.
Twaddle. Say I'm a hotel worker and I "live in". I get lodgings & food provided. I can't very well go to the boss and say that I've sublet my room while I'm on holiday.
Yet it's still of value to me, because it's stuff I'd have to pay for myself out of my own pocket otherwise.
You've never heard of imputed rent? It's not that common but some countries do indeed have it.
Well it's more likely to be a millionaire's brat. Oh wait, they fixed that. Good thing too, we wouldn't want to disincentivise people from choosing the right parents.