I don't actually think Trump wants the job. I think he got in the race for the same reason he did previously: Publicity. But the lackluster candidates kept allowing him to win, and his ego is to big to have ever bowed out.
If they do this, I'm going to go into one every day, ask tons of questions of the few staff available, then say "that's OK, i'm going to order from Walmart Online" .
Oh god. Life becomes a constant battle. I used to try to do this, and you find yourself analyzing everything . I eventually decided, like Kwerle, that it didn't matter. If the chef at a local restaurant is a rabid Stalinist, I don't really care as long as it doesn't influence the food quality or taste. Sometimes you just don't bring up differences that don't matter to the subject at hand.
Obviously there's a limit to this. If he posts a "no blacks allowed" sign in the window, then I'm not going in either
Do you really wanna know what teachers make: go to http://transparentcalifornia.c... and enter "teacher" under job title. Those are actual salaries for California state employees.
Normal elections are usually like this: I agree roughly 65% with one candidate, and roughly 40% with the other, so I choose the 65%. Those percentages are based on policy as well as character, past performance and a belief in the candidate actually doing as promised. This election, I agree 5% with one candidate, and 3% with the other, with everyone shouting at me I'm a fool to not vote 5%
If the Aleppo gaffe is your biggest worry: Information can be learned or farmed out to more capable subordinates. Morality, decency and honesty cannot.
In a normal election cycle, this is true. In this one, he's the star pupil. Our choices: 1-Criminal politician who makes bad decisions. 2-Idiotic businessman with an ego problem. 3-But.. but... but... the planet! woman 4-Essentially honest guy who doesn't know enough.
Good lord, this. It's a shining opportunity. Follow that up by an attempt to recall the email, and an email sent to the address asking them to delete without reading, and sounding nervous.
Companies that behave like that, ignoring customers and doing whatever they want, are fine for a long time. Then, suddenly, sales fall and everyone stands around wondering what the hell happened. It's a gradual process that eventually goes over a cliff, and once it happens there's no turning it around.
Essentially, here's the big question: Will increased sales of apple wireless headphones be larger than apple's loss of sales of iphones due to lack of headphone jack?
My toothbrush isn't exciting either, but I don't look for one with racing stripes. For many people, a boring car that reliably gets them from exciting place A to exciting place B is exactly what they want.
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Loose them upon whom?
I don't actually think Trump wants the job. I think he got in the race for the same reason he did previously: Publicity. But the lackluster candidates kept allowing him to win, and his ego is to big to have ever bowed out.
The corpse of Richard Nixon would win in a landslide. Its not a very high hurdle.
If they do this, I'm going to go into one every day, ask tons of questions of the few staff available, then say "that's OK, i'm going to order from Walmart Online" .
Oh god. Life becomes a constant battle. I used to try to do this, and you find yourself analyzing everything . I eventually decided, like Kwerle, that it didn't matter. If the chef at a local restaurant is a rabid Stalinist, I don't really care as long as it doesn't influence the food quality or taste. Sometimes you just don't bring up differences that don't matter to the subject at hand.
Obviously there's a limit to this. If he posts a "no blacks allowed" sign in the window, then I'm not going in either
He says: here's some things wrong with education, I've seen it personally
You say : derp derp derp Repuglicans! Racists!
Seriously, I can see why you're posting anonymous.
Do you really wanna know what teachers make: go to http://transparentcalifornia.c... and enter "teacher" under job title.
Those are actual salaries for California state employees.
Oh, one last comment in closing. Could you Americans please not elect either of those horrendous leading candidates? Thank you.
I would sell my soul to do what you're asking. And I'm really betting more than 50%, probably closer to 2/3 of the population, agree with me.
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Normal elections are usually like this: I agree roughly 65% with one candidate, and roughly 40% with the other, so I choose the 65%. Those percentages are based on policy as well as character, past performance and a belief in the candidate actually doing as promised.
This election, I agree 5% with one candidate, and 3% with the other, with everyone shouting at me I'm a fool to not vote 5%
If the Aleppo gaffe is your biggest worry: Information can be learned or farmed out to more capable subordinates. Morality, decency and honesty cannot.
In a normal election cycle, this is true. In this one, he's the star pupil.
Our choices:
1-Criminal politician who makes bad decisions.
2-Idiotic businessman with an ego problem.
3-But.. but... but... the planet! woman
4-Essentially honest guy who doesn't know enough.
I'm going for #4
Tell me about it, and I signed.
Burn coal to produce electricity, creating air pollution.
Use electricity to power smog sucking tower.
Repeat indefinitely
Same principal as opening your refrigerator door to cool your house.
It's the UN law!
The bureaucrats ALWAYS present themselves as smart people.
They don't use the term "reds" anymore, that's 1950s-1980s dated. The correct usage today is "racist".
"[every country on the planet] is a country with an economy built by slavery". Every . Single. One.
Good lord, this. It's a shining opportunity. Follow that up by an attempt to recall the email, and an email sent to the address asking them to delete without reading, and sounding nervous.
Companies that behave like that, ignoring customers and doing whatever they want, are fine for a long time. Then, suddenly, sales fall and everyone stands around wondering what the hell happened. It's a gradual process that eventually goes over a cliff, and once it happens there's no turning it around.
Ask Blackberry.
Ask DEC
etc...
The sell outs are planned.
Essentially, here's the big question:
Will increased sales of apple wireless headphones be larger than apple's loss of sales of iphones due to lack of headphone jack?
In a roundabout way, he did give them a faster horse.
My toothbrush isn't exciting either, but I don't look for one with racing stripes. For many people, a boring car that reliably gets them from exciting place A to exciting place B is exactly what they want.
You change your oil monthly?? my last complete oil change was $34, and that was after four months.