I'm just curious.. how much work would there have to be on the *screenplay* for Duel? I mean, there were, what, 25 spoken words in the whole film? Disclaimer: I am not in "The Industry" at all, and have no idea what a screenplay consists of.
Not to mention that pesky little First Amendment....
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
(Emphasis is mine).
So, exercising one's rights under the First Amendment is now a terrorist act?
Wasn't the meter originally defined as "1/10000 the distance from the equator to the north pole, as measured along the meridian running through Paris"?
I live in CA. After the primary, there are EXACTLY two candidates for every position (except President). They are the two highest vote-getters in the primary.
In the LA Mayoral election, I had a choice between a union-controlled Democrat and a union-controlled Democrat.
And in Lovely CA, in the general election, you get exactly two candidates, who may, in fact, both be from the same party, because the rules say "the two highest vote-getters from the primary are on the general ballot".
Example, in Los Angeles, we had a choice between a union controlled Dem and another union controlled Dem.
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Please tell me that this means that the Oracle/MS deal also means that Oracle is dying.
And yes, I know it's off-topic for the story, but on-topic for the thread.
Can't you just pick up the stroller and carry it up a few stairs?
Two words: Stroller collapse.
Here ya go: http://www.awesomefilm.com/script/Duel.pdf
I'm just curious.. how much work would there have to be on the *screenplay* for Duel? I mean, there were, what, 25 spoken words in the whole film? Disclaimer: I am not in "The Industry" at all, and have no idea what a screenplay consists of.
Granted, it's a brilliant film.
Not to mention that pesky little First Amendment....
(Emphasis is mine).
So, exercising one's rights under the First Amendment is now a terrorist act?
Lawrence, is that you?
Shit. That should be 1/10000000. Mixing up meters and kilometers again, dammit!
Wasn't the meter originally defined as "1/10000 the distance from the equator to the north pole, as measured along the meridian running through Paris"?
Snowden must be convicted first, then the President can pardon him.
Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford would like a word with you.
He meant "Mosaic", not Mozilla. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCSA_Mosaic
Mosaic was the first browser to display images inline.
Where did I say anything about AMD?
No support for Windows 8.
I'd consider that a plus, not a minus.
Or even Win7?
Does it have the stupid-ass "Secure Boot"? Does it need to be disabled?
DETAILS!!! Even the CNet article linked in the comments doesn't cover this.
I see. Have you ever taken care of an ALS patient?
So I should go out to work for a candidate, while I let my wife lie there in her own bodily waste, not give her her medications, etc...
FUCK YOU.
GP wasn't saying "Go out and vote,"
GP said, "Go to meetings,get involved."
When one is a 24/7 caregiver this is impossible.
Some of us had other responsibilities... for example, caring for a terminally ill, disabled spouse.
I live in CA. After the primary, there are EXACTLY two candidates for every position (except President). They are the two highest vote-getters in the primary.
In the LA Mayoral election, I had a choice between a union-controlled Democrat and a union-controlled Democrat.
Two party first past the post, dude.
And in Lovely CA, in the general election, you get exactly two candidates, who may, in fact, both be from the same party, because the rules say "the two highest vote-getters from the primary are on the general ballot".
Example, in Los Angeles, we had a choice between a union controlled Dem and another union controlled Dem.
Not voting is also a vote. When there is no real difference between the candidates offered, how do you protest?
"If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice" -- Rush.
The IRS has ruled that all Monopoly(r) winnings will be taxed at the full capital gains rate
Your naivete is so charming.
"If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him." -- Cardinal Richilieu
To be fair, though... it would save the rest of us if she did perform there...
And nobody's put their pinky to their mouth yet?
Easy come, easy go...