Again, they don't. The US is number one, per capita. One could also argue that training matters. You mentioned having a gun for military purposes, I'm assuming you've been trained in how to properly store/clean/operate it. Lots of people in the US never bother with this.
I'm going to risk getting hammered for this, but the Ribbon actually did work. The key, however, was you had to be someone with no prior experience with MS software. It was more intuitive if you were completely unexposed to prior ways of doing things. I actually liked it, because once you figured that out, things were a bit more simple. You just had to pretend like you were an idiot-- (insert jokes here). But since that sort of "non knowledge" is impossible to find, everyone hated it. Next time you run into the ribbon, try that.
Even better, have the SSL site you connect to at the homesite only be accessible for the time you're in China, and have someone back there push/pull data from it while you're travelling, and only when you need it. That way, even if they get your VPN password, there's nothing to find.
And, the reason for this, is because that same production knowledge was actually taught to overseas production facilites for a quick buck. PS: That toyota, more than likely, was made in the US. Assuming that's where you live. Oh, wait, I see by your last sentence that you don't live in America, you just live up your ass.
Sales taxes depends on the state. California, for example, requires you to declare your online purchases and account for the taxes in your state income tax. Of course, nobody does. BTW, How will you evaluate stuff once those stores you evaluate stuff in go broke and don't exist anymore? I used to work at a ski shop, where people did this, but then went down the street to Sports Chalet and bought it. Guess what? Store isn't there anymore for free evaluations.
Why would that possibly change anyone's beliefs? It strikes me as a bit silly, condescending, and a little too much "we're the group power, bow to our might". Do you not get it? This argument isn't over NO government versus TOTALLY ALL ENCOMPASSING government, it's over what level of government is appropriate. I'm not Libertarian, and even I know that they don't advocate no government at all. That is the job of Anarchists.
I'm curious what country you live in. Because, frankly, telling me that the world prefers one candidate to another means nothing to me. In fact, it almost makes me want to vote against it. It's like IBM telling Oracle that they prefer CEO A over CEO B. I would also expect you to feel my opinion is equally worthless in your elections.
And people wonder why businesses go under, when someone uses the resources of one to buy from another. Except now it's online eating online, instead of online eating bricks and mortar.
You're an idiot. Tempura is Japanese, first place I ever had it WAS in Japan. Who supposedly got it from the Portuguese. Who may have gotten it from the Indians.If you're going to go on an anti-US tirade, there's many better options.
I'm sorry, but I hate this train of rationalization: If I have bad attribute A, and you have bad attribute A X 1,000,000, then I am not allowed to criticize you for it.
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Again, they don't.
The US is number one, per capita.
One could also argue that training matters. You mentioned having a gun for military purposes, I'm assuming you've been trained in how to properly store/clean/operate it.
Lots of people in the US never bother with this.
nope:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_of_guns_per_capita_by_country
Norway is number 11.
I'm glad you think that he remembers them quite clearly. You seem quite certain of it. As for recently.... define recently?
This ain't offtopic.
Can you guys please frame this in a car analogy, as I'm more comfortable with those. Thx!
This. it's like any number of things people disagree with: guns, abortion, whatever: legislate it enough, make it difficult enough, it goes away.
RTFA. It specifically pushes the blame on his watch. You can disagree, but it's relevant to this posting.
oh, I think you overestimate the "not a worry" of the desert: http://e360.yale.edu/feature/its_green_against_green_in_mojave_desert_solar_battle/2236/
I'm going to risk getting hammered for this, but the Ribbon actually did work. The key, however, was you had to be someone with no prior experience with MS software. It was more intuitive if you were completely unexposed to prior ways of doing things.
I actually liked it, because once you figured that out, things were a bit more simple. You just had to pretend like you were an idiot-- (insert jokes here).
But since that sort of "non knowledge" is impossible to find, everyone hated it.
Next time you run into the ribbon, try that.
Even better, have the SSL site you connect to at the homesite only be accessible for the time you're in China, and have someone back there push/pull data from it while you're travelling, and only when you need it.
That way, even if they get your VPN password, there's nothing to find.
And, the reason for this, is because that same production knowledge was actually taught to overseas production facilites for a quick buck. PS: That toyota, more than likely, was made in the US. Assuming that's where you live.
Oh, wait, I see by your last sentence that you don't live in America, you just live up your ass.
And knowing is half the battle.
Yes, and those damn Australians too! Curse you and your continent named country that's almost, but not exactly, the same as the continent!
Bravo sir, two takers.
Sales taxes depends on the state. California, for example, requires you to declare your online purchases and account for the taxes in your state income tax. Of course, nobody does.
BTW, How will you evaluate stuff once those stores you evaluate stuff in go broke and don't exist anymore? I used to work at a ski shop, where people did this, but then went down the street to Sports Chalet and bought it. Guess what? Store isn't there anymore for free evaluations.
You misunderstand.
A better analogy would be the restaurant forces you to buy lunch, then arrests you for not paying for it.
"The rest of us will be socialist and live wealthy instead"
Is this sarcasm?
Why would that possibly change anyone's beliefs? It strikes me as a bit silly, condescending, and a little too much "we're the group power, bow to our might".
Do you not get it? This argument isn't over NO government versus TOTALLY ALL ENCOMPASSING government, it's over what level of government is appropriate. I'm not Libertarian, and even I know that they don't advocate no government at all. That is the job of Anarchists.
I'm curious what country you live in.
Because, frankly, telling me that the world prefers one candidate to another means nothing to me.
In fact, it almost makes me want to vote against it.
It's like IBM telling Oracle that they prefer CEO A over CEO B.
I would also expect you to feel my opinion is equally worthless in your elections.
And people wonder why businesses go under, when someone uses the resources of one to buy from another.
Except now it's online eating online, instead of online eating bricks and mortar.
You're an idiot. Tempura is Japanese, first place I ever had it WAS in Japan. Who supposedly got it from the Portuguese. Who may have gotten it from the Indians.If you're going to go on an anti-US tirade, there's many better options.
Please define "repeatedly", in the context of the US overthrowing Iran's government.
I'm sorry, but I hate this train of rationalization:
If I have bad attribute A, and you have bad attribute A X 1,000,000, then I am not allowed to criticize you for it.
For what crime?
OR do you just randomly jail people?
In Australia, Slot Machines (US Definition) are called Poker machines ( Australian Definition). So he's probably talking about the same machine.