But who do I take sides with? Who is the evil one here, the one in the wrong? Are you sure the article isn't missing a paragraph by a Microsoft manager or something, I need to attack somebody needlessly and follow someone mindlessly!
Actually emusic itself is a really good site. I'd have bought more stuff off them but like I told them when I unsubscribed, I'll decide when to give them my money. I went for the free trial (25 songs) then I bought 2 albums and quit the service. I would use it again if I felt there was something on the site. The music is DRM free as well, I've had no problems using it on my ipod (something which they are proud to be compatible with) and I've burned cd's with the tracks I've bought to use on my hi fi. Just like bleep.com, iTunes, its a good site to get music. Its just in this case, I don't have time for a subscription.
I agree, even if you do get a pair of glasses which protect the eyes from bright light (welders goggles for example), they are only useful in the bright light because once the lights go out, the opposite happens, everything is dark due to the power of the goggles.
Something I'd like to know is why we refined these products such as bread, rice and pasta in the first place? There is also evidence to suggest that refined foods maybe contribute to cancer because they are lacking in the minerals and nutruition of the unrefined products (I cannot find my source). Thanks for listening.
You can also get vending machines that serve alcohol in Japan, we are talking bottled beer as well, they wouldn't last seconds over here in the UK, they'd be lifted into a van and taken apart on a council estate in no time. The vending machines also vend women's used underwear for those interested.
Unrefined foods such as wholewheat bread also take longer to digest in the stomach because they are complex to break down, refined foods are simple and basically fly through your system. You end up eating less by default if you switch to whole foods because you're full for longer periods of time.
I'm 26 and at university and cook my own meals. Infact thinking about it quite a few friends of mine have time to cook, more than i expected since starting uni. I'm in the UK as well if that matters, then again, the majority of my cooking friends are from all over europe, only 1 off the top of my head is from England.
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I literally laughed out loud with you comment, well done.
IBM using linux all the time, if its good for them...
If only they were Rocket scientists, then they would have known.
I think investing in a few Fusion power plants should do that trick, thought I go for the expensive option of cloaking them at the same time.
and the armed rebellion.
And we need to illegally download the cash as well from the bank right?
America was founded by scoffing the law, remember the Boston Tea Party?
I've noticed with articles that this is becoming a regular thing and yet it seems acceptable, weird.
Nice troll but it was clear that I was making a joke, don't take my post seriously otherwise I'd have to take your post seriously.
How long have you been a US citizen, how quickly have you forgotten the Patriot Act.
But who do I take sides with? Who is the evil one here, the one in the wrong? Are you sure the article isn't missing a paragraph by a Microsoft manager or something, I need to attack somebody needlessly and follow someone mindlessly!
Actually emusic itself is a really good site. I'd have bought more stuff off them but like I told them when I unsubscribed, I'll decide when to give them my money. I went for the free trial (25 songs) then I bought 2 albums and quit the service. I would use it again if I felt there was something on the site. The music is DRM free as well, I've had no problems using it on my ipod (something which they are proud to be compatible with) and I've burned cd's with the tracks I've bought to use on my hi fi. Just like bleep.com, iTunes, its a good site to get music. Its just in this case, I don't have time for a subscription.
Microsoft doesn't offer Internet Explorer for Linux now I have to fucking use firefox! Fuck you smart ass.
Duh, port the technology into contact lenses.
I agree, even if you do get a pair of glasses which protect the eyes from bright light (welders goggles for example), they are only useful in the bright light because once the lights go out, the opposite happens, everything is dark due to the power of the goggles.
Looks like with a lot of people, the joke went farscape over their heads.
Something I'd like to know is why we refined these products such as bread, rice and pasta in the first place? There is also evidence to suggest that refined foods maybe contribute to cancer because they are lacking in the minerals and nutruition of the unrefined products (I cannot find my source). Thanks for listening.
Any decent uni student should already have a job as well. I have one.
The oldest man in the world is from Japan, he's 115 years of age. He's even apologised for not dying already!
You can also get vending machines that serve alcohol in Japan, we are talking bottled beer as well, they wouldn't last seconds over here in the UK, they'd be lifted into a van and taken apart on a council estate in no time. The vending machines also vend women's used underwear for those interested.
Unrefined foods such as wholewheat bread also take longer to digest in the stomach because they are complex to break down, refined foods are simple and basically fly through your system. You end up eating less by default if you switch to whole foods because you're full for longer periods of time.
I'm 26 and at university and cook my own meals. Infact thinking about it quite a few friends of mine have time to cook, more than i expected since starting uni. I'm in the UK as well if that matters, then again, the majority of my cooking friends are from all over europe, only 1 off the top of my head is from England.
I forgot about that place, wow, the parallels are even more scary now between the USSR and the USSA.
They're sent to Siberia aren't they? Oh wait, you're talking about the USA?