Some would consider the concept of "non-human-grade" anything to be nanny-state anti-business interference in the market that will inevitably lead to compulsory gay marriage and death panels.
After all, if a product turns you permanently bald you won't go back to that hairdresser, will you? See, the market works!
There is a theory that most regulations and red tape are unnecessary - we should rely on common sense.
There's another which states that most regulations and red tape are there because common sense is actually quite rare and someone did something stupid.
Maybe there should be licensing for posting on teh interwebs. The test could involve basic literacy, like knowing the difference between prospective and perspective.
You subsidize them? Who builds your cars, grows your food, makes your clothes? Here's a hint - it's not f'ing you. Skipping over the fact that third world countries subsidize most of the developed world
You keep using that word. It doesn't mean what you think it means.
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I think if more money is spent on eduction it should definitely be focussed towards mathematics.
I suspect a majority of people think those are all the same thing.
If you revoke a license you don't have to go round and tell everybody individually that, for example, Pfhorrest is an incompetent electrician.
Makes no difference. Even if the doctor prescribed the right thing you wouldn't be able to read his handwriting.
And it could have been worse.
You don't want to get some of that stuff in your eyes. It stings worse than Lennart Poettering's jizz.
Funny how that doesn't work the other way round, though.
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That's why I use an older device based on carbon and powered by glucose.
Some would consider the concept of "non-human-grade" anything to be nanny-state anti-business interference in the market that will inevitably lead to compulsory gay marriage and death panels.
After all, if a product turns you permanently bald you won't go back to that hairdresser, will you? See, the market works!
1) And yet you missed interwebs?
2) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Hand it on on teh way out.
Nothing wrong with that; he has millennia of patriarchy to answer for, the little phallocrat.
What was that? He's black and she's white? My head asplode!
I thought it was the other way round.
A typo usually involves one error - be it an insertion, an omission or a transposition. You just used the wrong word, you ignorant pissdrip.
Here's why your talking out of your lardy arse.
One, Saudi Arabia.
Two - and you might have heard of this because it's from your own history - the 18th Amendment.
There is a theory that most regulations and red tape are unnecessary - we should rely on common sense.
There's another which states that most regulations and red tape are there because common sense is actually quite rare and someone did something stupid.
Maybe there should be licensing for posting on teh interwebs. The test could involve basic literacy, like knowing the difference between prospective and perspective.
I agree. But then again Matyszczyk doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, does it?
Another reason why emojis are fundamentally retarded.
But as Freud said, sometimes and eggplant is just a vegetable.
There's these things called files. They can be remarkably useful.
We used to type in programs from magazines and then wonder why they didn't work.
Most of the time we'd spot the bug. Probably learned more than if it'd just worked.
You keep using that word. It doesn't mean what you think it means.
It's, possible, to, overdo, it, though.
I, ,m,e,a,n, ,r,e,a,l,l,y,
You're assuming they don't have hipsters who want to tweet about how free range has a more artisan taste.
Now you'd think a sufficiently advanced civilisation would have found a way to eliminate them, but we've got them and the Romans didn't.
Who?
What?
Yeah, I'm sure he like totally cares what she thinks.
If Sadat, used commas, they way you, do I'd say, it was, justified.
Of course they'll be posted. "Negotiable", "According to experience" or everyone's favourite - "Market rate" .