so what laws have I broken if I'm selling American lesbian pr0n, through a gateway in Germany, using a proxy in Rome, to a buyer in Mexico, driving a Japanese car, with Chinese tires?
> natural talent, and there's a lot of ego involved.
> There are lots of really gifted individuals who
> would rightfully object to being grouped in with
> people who took a six month course at the local
> community college.
And there's a lot of people out there that object to working with an egomaniac suffering from terminal omnipotence manifested through a false sense of self-importance, but we work with them anyways.
I'd be brain damaged. Wouldn't you think belonging to a demographic that needs a PDA to get me home when I'm drunk would suggest short attention span/brain damage?
and they took the junk down hoping no one would try and develop anything with it. Be careful what you pull out of the garbage... reminds me of some tomatoes once that... nevermind
"I look at packets for a living. I generate them, I capture them and dissect them, and I try and make sense of them as quickly as possible. Sniffers and protocol analyzers are part of my bread and butter"
Outsourcing is killing this demographic. These are the people's jobs you are putting in a different country by outsourcing. These are the people that are manufacturing the steel for your SUV, growing the grain for your morning muffin, and making the parts for your Trek mountain bike you rode last Sunday. These industries are leaving the U.S.A. and not coming back. They are taking with them the manufacturing, marketing, IT, middle management, and other symbiotic positions that rely on each other in order to exist. Sure these people can look at the "Corporate Dxodus" as an opportunity, but for what? THERE IS NOTHING LEFT to get hired for unless you are going to be an attorney, a politician, or get in on the Board of Directors.
It is reccomended that everyone reading this update to the latest version of their anti-virus software, and keep their operating system up to date by downloading and installing the latest patches from windowsupdate.com.
> Of course, the more reasonbly priced the better,
> but I know you usually get what you pay for."
No, you don't. If that were the case, we wouldn't need RMA, and returning software that doesn't do what it's supposed to would be easier. Go download ethereal, and then visit here to make a contribution if you want to get rid of some ching. http://www.fsf.org/
> "I've seen things like this before," he told the
>daily Il Messaggero. "Demons occupy a house and
>appear in electrical goods."
I have seen this too. It is usually manifested in the form of a great deal of pr0n downloaded onto my harddisk. I have no idea how it gets there.
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> When even punching the monkey gets outsourced.
It aint sad yet - wait till they outsource spanking it too.
U.S. Scientific Domininace has been outsourced to China/India/Pakistan/Korean Hooker. Please visit http://www.outsourcing.com/ for more details.
My mothers brother's uncle is me.
so what laws have I broken if I'm selling American lesbian pr0n, through a gateway in Germany, using a proxy in Rome, to a buyer in Mexico, driving a Japanese car, with Chinese tires?
if ( ostype != "win" ) { LoadForever++; CallRandomException(); LockMouse(); exit; }
>but How many tracks do you actually
> listen to?
1407 on my nomad jukebox. Every week at work I sit at the comp and it just plays, and plays, and plays. the 5 gig drive is not big enough.
after taking out the missle, they should train it to vaporize the bastard that shot it. Wouldn't that be fun.
So it can drag me off the floor when I pass out.
> natural talent, and there's a lot of ego involved. > There are lots of really gifted individuals who > would rightfully object to being grouped in with > people who took a six month course at the local > community college. And there's a lot of people out there that object to working with an egomaniac suffering from terminal omnipotence manifested through a false sense of self-importance, but we work with them anyways.
Take your car to India and have it serviced there. I hear they work cheap.
I'd be brain damaged. Wouldn't you think belonging to a demographic that needs a PDA to get me home when I'm drunk would suggest short attention span/brain damage?
absolutely titilating.
and they took the junk down hoping no one would try and develop anything with it. Be careful what you pull out of the garbage... reminds me of some tomatoes once that... nevermind
>> japan.com surrendered to the /. nuke.
would that be a slashasagi, or a slashoshima?
"I look at packets for a living. I generate them, I capture them and dissect them, and I try and make sense of them as quickly as possible. Sniffers and protocol analyzers are part of my bread and butter"
Aha! a real live Tea farmer!
Until people started dieing off from being exposed to it. I think R-22 refrigerant has the same wonderful properties.
I know a dude named Cartman that they already did this to. it is completely safe, just don't cuss at fluffy kitty.
can you imagine how cool ut2004 would be on a 20 foot friggin screen!!
Outsourcing is killing this demographic. These are the people's jobs you are putting in a different country by outsourcing. These are the people that are manufacturing the steel for your SUV, growing the grain for your morning muffin, and making the parts for your Trek mountain bike you rode last Sunday. These industries are leaving the U.S.A. and not coming back. They are taking with them the manufacturing, marketing, IT, middle management, and other symbiotic positions that rely on each other in order to exist. Sure these people can look at the "Corporate Dxodus" as an opportunity, but for what? THERE IS NOTHING LEFT to get hired for unless you are going to be an attorney, a politician, or get in on the Board of Directors.
It is reccomended that everyone reading this update to the latest version of their anti-virus software, and keep their operating system up to date by downloading and installing the latest patches from windowsupdate.com.
Apparently, furniture is combusting too! http://www.ebicom.net/~rsf1/canneto.htm
> Of course, the more reasonbly priced the better,
> but I know you usually get what you pay for."
No, you don't. If that were the case, we wouldn't need RMA, and returning software that doesn't do what it's supposed to would be easier. Go download ethereal, and then visit here to make a contribution if you want to get rid of some ching. http://www.fsf.org/
> "I've seen things like this before," he told the
>daily Il Messaggero. "Demons occupy a house and
>appear in electrical goods."
I have seen this too. It is usually manifested in the form of a great deal of pr0n downloaded onto my harddisk. I have no idea how it gets there.
how about "Pane in Bills Ass"
>This can be done by baring their teeth and by using
> submissive body language such as lowering their
> heads and crouching.
I've done this exact same thing over a fresh box of sweet rolls on Doughnut Day. I wonder if chimps would do the same...hmmm