The Fundies support it, even if not openly, when they hide or relocate a priest that diddles boys.
Thats one of the most retarded thoughts I've seen in ages.
You think that hiding something you aren't proud of is the same as consenting? Wow, just wow. 'Fundies' don't 'support it' you idiot, otherwise they would be all about letting people know they do it. You typically hide things you don't want others knowing you do because you don't think its acceptable to be doing it. Your logic is about as ass backwards as it gets.
If you think it's unacceptable, then why hide it and HELP the perpetrator? A criminal should be dragged to court and receive trial. Hiding his crime(s) so it doesn't make your community look bad is dishonest and hypocrite at best. If one claims morals to be important, one should follow them and set an example.
In my opinion everyone involved in such hush ups should be arrested as an accessory. They are basically saying "Well this guy raped you, but it would be bad PR to call the police. He's probably sorry, so we'll just give him a new job in a place, where no one knows about his special interests. - Oh and don't tell anybody or we'll make your life even more miserably."
If you hide evidence of a serious crime you are at the very least obstructing justice and have voided all authority to speak on morals.
I would be surprised if more less than 70% were fake. And facebook brought this onto themselves. All those no skill whatsoever "social games" where one always needed to invite more friends in order to succeed caused almost every single player to set up a few sock puppets.
Bad move. Cutting off lots of users because of a disagreement with the local law (which favors the users by the way) will make it clear for other users, that facebook can cut of their service at anytime they like. This would also be very, very bad PR in Germany and probably the rest of Europe and make the look even more Big Brother than they already are. Many companies will drop their ads from facebook (at least for a while) in order to profit on the good pr they would get for doing so.
I would say the right to use a nickname protects your freedom of speech a lot. Especially in connection with services like facebook.
Also I don't see why anyone except the bears should have a right to their arms.
Id Software released several training simulations with this topic quite a while ago. I guess them to be at the very least as enlightening as Mr. Cooper.
The point is with a mobile phone you sometimes don't know which network you'll be connecting to. It might even be a foreign network if you're near a boarder. This works nicely and in a standard way (it might not be your phone you're using) with a common number (or set of numbers). Otherwise you would need an "Emergency" Icon (which language) or button on the phone, that had to be unremovable, prominent and not to easily buttdialable.
In my opinion having a one or two emergency numbers to call is the best solution.
Back in the old days some countries used 111, which could very easily dialed accidentally by clicking the receiver contact a few times (rotary pulse dial phones).
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The Fundies support it, even if not openly, when they hide or relocate a priest that diddles boys.
Thats one of the most retarded thoughts I've seen in ages.
You think that hiding something you aren't proud of is the same as consenting? Wow, just wow. 'Fundies' don't 'support it' you idiot, otherwise they would be all about letting people know they do it. You typically hide things you don't want others knowing you do because you don't think its acceptable to be doing it. Your logic is about as ass backwards as it gets.
If you think it's unacceptable, then why hide it and HELP the perpetrator? A criminal should be dragged to court and receive trial. Hiding his crime(s) so it doesn't make your community look bad is dishonest and hypocrite at best. If one claims morals to be important, one should follow them and set an example.
In my opinion everyone involved in such hush ups should be arrested as an accessory. They are basically saying "Well this guy raped you, but it would be bad PR to call the police. He's probably sorry, so we'll just give him a new job in a place, where no one knows about his special interests. - Oh and don't tell anybody or we'll make your life even more miserably."
If you hide evidence of a serious crime you are at the very least obstructing justice and have voided all authority to speak on morals.
"The glass is half empty"
For now by setting of the fires of the sun in your enemies villages and turning people into ashes shadows on walls
It's hard to see the thumb as an adaptation used for fighting, as the article suggests.
Though it works marvels once a sturdy stick comes involved
Nay, they reached their final form after countless years of tinkering. Oh well... They do have something in common with a certain Duke title.
Just imagine a Neandertal Norris for a second and compare it to the Chuck Norris of our age minus cowboy boots. They'd practically be twins
Actually Agent Smith compared us to a virus, rather than a microbe
I would be surprised if more less than 70% were fake. And facebook brought this onto themselves. All those no skill whatsoever "social games" where one always needed to invite more friends in order to succeed caused almost every single player to set up a few sock puppets.
Bad move. Cutting off lots of users because of a disagreement with the local law (which favors the users by the way) will make it clear for other users, that facebook can cut of their service at anytime they like. This would also be very, very bad PR in Germany and probably the rest of Europe and make the look even more Big Brother than they already are. Many companies will drop their ads from facebook (at least for a while) in order to profit on the good pr they would get for doing so.
I would say the right to use a nickname protects your freedom of speech a lot. Especially in connection with services like facebook.
Also I don't see why anyone except the bears should have a right to their arms.
Id Software released several training simulations with this topic quite a while ago. I guess them to be at the very least as enlightening as Mr. Cooper.
Looking back onto their actions, recording the background hum for 7 years is only slightly creepy. They can do worse.
Elves. It's flying elves. Also reindeer. Although I suppose what the reindeer do while they're in the air is their own business.
Don't eat the "white" snow then?
So for some people this might actually offer some improvement over the usual lump of coal.
Ah the good old days of MS bashing...
Actually iPhones and many other gadgets are often cheaper in the US than in Europe.
And what would this button do 99.5% of it's time instead of wasting space and being a butt dial waiting to happen?
Well officially since 1893 and the Mendenhall order http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_customary_units
Yeah, but you shouldn't mess up peoples pet theories by providing contrary facts.
And why does the EU use 112? Because we use 911. Seemed like the perfect reason to them.
112 is used because 111 could be dialed by accident (hanging up a few times) on old pulse dial phones.
The point is with a mobile phone you sometimes don't know which network you'll be connecting to. It might even be a foreign network if you're near a boarder. This works nicely and in a standard way (it might not be your phone you're using) with a common number (or set of numbers). Otherwise you would need an "Emergency" Icon (which language) or button on the phone, that had to be unremovable, prominent and not to easily buttdialable.
In my opinion having a one or two emergency numbers to call is the best solution.
Back in the old days some countries used 111, which could very easily dialed accidentally by clicking the receiver contact a few times (rotary pulse dial phones).
So... your (mom's) collective basements where flooded?
I still remember the sound of tortured souls my 9dot printer made when he tried to print all black.
How the hell they gonna fix this? Can you download patches into your TV?
Of course you can. Either directly (if connected to the network) or by copying the necessary files on an USB stick and plugging that into the tv.