In another article Forrester says it cures cancer, will bring peace to the middle east, and might invent a milk carton that can be opened without squirting half the contents down your shirt.
I'd never heard of it either, but as the expectation of the amount I'm going to spend on them is somewhere between nothing and fuck all I'd say mission *not* accomplished.
My grandparents were in the second world war (like within range of a He111) and my parents were born just after. Even though rationing ended before I was born, I was brought up as if "make do and mend" was the eleventh commandment. Eleventh and twelfth, maybe.
I'll come in again.
Try telling that to kids[1] today, the vacuous, whiny, materialistic little shits.
You don't need any productivity increase just because you have more people, because productivity is defined as output per something, and absent indication to the contrary that something is an hour of labour.
tl;dr every mouth that needs feeding comes with two hands to work.
There is an off position on many ignition locks that doesn't lock the steering.
The problem is that in a panic, and without looking at it, it's easy to go one stop too far. I know someone who did it (freewheeling down a hill, stupid sod) but it was a while back. Maybe modern cars have something to prevent this, but then *that* can go mental so you're back to square one.
It's not exactly something you practice every day either.
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Aliens with knees that bend the wrong way. Or the Chinese.
China has supported NK in its shenanigans since forever. What were they gaining from doing it before that they aren't getting now?
Maybe lardlad borrowed the lawnmower & didn't give it back?
In another article Forrester says it cures cancer, will bring peace to the middle east, and might invent a milk carton that can be opened without squirting half the contents down your shirt.
Bastards, copying Lennux again.
Let me put it in a different way. A way inspired by cayenne8, c6gunner and roman_mir:
*froth* *froth* Venezuela *froth* *froth*
I'd never heard of it either, but as the expectation of the amount I'm going to spend on them is somewhere between nothing and fuck all I'd say mission *not* accomplished.
Change the record, that one's whereing out.
As Churchill (or was it Byron? - Ed) said:
A depression is when your neighbour feels sad. A recession is when you gun down half the street and then kill yourself.
FTFY.
My grandparents were in the second world war (like within range of a He111) and my parents were born just after. Even though rationing ended before I was born, I was brought up as if "make do and mend" was the eleventh commandment. Eleventh and twelfth, maybe.
I'll come in again.
Try telling that to kids[1] today, the vacuous, whiny, materialistic little shits.
[1] Which is anyone under 30.
You don't need any productivity increase just because you have more people, because productivity is defined as output per something, and absent indication to the contrary that something is an hour of labour.
tl;dr every mouth that needs feeding comes with two hands to work.
Yup, that's definitely written by a Wired "journalist".
he probably doesn't know they're separate things. Yellow, very yellow.
I think they took your advice and chose Manchester.
Yes. I mean it would be mathematically impossible to introduce a new tool and leave the old one there too.
I agree.
And then do the cats.
I live in Lake Wobegon, you insensitive clod!
There's a name for that: risk homeostasis theory.
On an OS where you can rescue your files from the trashcan, you get a bit cavalier about what you delete.
What you're describing isn't depression; it's called feeling a bit sad.
If that's not a Beatles lyric, it should be.
The problem is that in a panic, and without looking at it, it's easy to go one stop too far. I know someone who did it (freewheeling down a hill, stupid sod) but it was a while back. Maybe modern cars have something to prevent this, but then *that* can go mental so you're back to square one.
It's not exactly something you practice every day either.
It happened again, about a month ago.
You mean those things with the carbon paper and the slider that disappeared after WW1?
How are prisoners categorised in the unemployment numbers?
It sounds like this stuff spreads like apostrophes in an imbecile's post.