Will it really matter? Their respective gravity wells are already in (relative) proximity. when they converge There shouldnt be a huge gravity spike or anything should there?
We sue Charmin (Kimberly-Clark?) for not having invented disinfectant toilet paper that can wipe our asses for us and leave it nicely scented afterwards.
I have an SACD player - simply because I have a Sony DVD player. I don't generally buy CDs, much less SACDs.... besides, It states in the manual that the SACDs can only be output throught the analog jacks on the player. another useless AD conversion step...
Bleh
I completely forgot where I was going with this...Never mind.
No, that's the job of a pharmacist. That's why you need a college degree to be a pharmacist.
Do they still print the dosage schedule on the side of the bottle? And all the neat little warning stickers? (Sorry, havent had a prescription since '99)
Hmm.. the Walmart litigation project site and especially the 99 verdicts against Walmart Section looks like a "free money thru litigation" site. Most of the verdicts awarded were for someone slipping in the store or in the parking lot. I personally think that this is evolution at work. Don't watch where you are walking-Feel Pain. I mean seriously here are some gems:
Plaintiff, age three, lost the sight in one of her eyes when she struck herself with the pointed end of a plastic headband that she purchased at Wal-Mart. Plaintiff maintained that the headband was unreasonably dangerous for use by children and that Wal-Mart failed to label and test the product properly. Wal-Mart countered that the product was not unreasonably dangerous and that it had no legal responsibility to test the product prior to marketing it. The jury awarded plaintiff $615,000.
That's why 3-year olds should take thier parents shopping.
Plaintiff, a 39-year-old homemaker, developed a kidney infection and suffered emotional distress after overdosing on medication that the store's pharmacist prescribed for her. Plaintiff contended that the pharmacist failed to speak clearly and to warn her of the side effects that the medication would have on her pregnancy. Plaintiff further maintained that the kidney infection caused her to deliver prematurely. Her infant died one month after birth. Wal-Mart denied that it was negligent and contended that plaintiff was contributorily negligent for failing to interpret and properly follow the pharmacist's instructions. The jury awarded plaintiff $160,000.
I thought doctors were supposed to tell you about prescribed medications
Plaintiff, a 49-year-old housekeeper, tore her meniscus and aggravated her arthritis when she fell after slipping on grease on the floor of the store's automobile repair garage. Wal-Mart asserted that plaintiff should have been aware of her surroundings. The jury awarded plaintiff $82,700.
Something where they can load in their DVDs, and then hide them in a cupboard, and when they want to play it, they just choose it from a menu showing the DVDs as text or cover art.
Hey, I have one of those! It's called a "DVD Changer" holds 400 discs, HDMI, and decent upconversion. Pick one from a menu and voila...
Couple that with a Tivo, and what else does anyone need?
Any subsequent Home theater revolution is going to be so encumbered with DRM, you will most like ly need to license the machine, click "I agree" before watching a movie, and have to pay a fee to somebody everytime you stream anything
I was watching an older VHS version, and in that one, Greedo didn't shoot at all.... Or maybe I blinked and missed it. From the First non-enhanced VHS box set.
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I've been playing WAY too much FF7. Thought you said God/Allah/Yahweh/ Jenova
I have 2 of the DirecTV Tivos (1 SD & 1 HD). My Brother in law has Dish. You are right. NO comparison.
Seeing the word "Sprint" in a telecom context drives me into a kill frenzy. You have now cost several people their very lives, you insensitive clod!
never mind.. I just RTFA.
Will it really matter? Their respective gravity wells are already in (relative) proximity. when they converge There shouldnt be a huge gravity spike or anything should there?
look how long it took IE to properly support png for christsake!
OTOH, if your Sun 10k is a dedicated mp3 server, Send me an application, I want to work where you are!
I think I alredy saw that one... Seriously!
Mebbe they could model a cancer cell through it's entire lifecycle. that would be useful.
Isn't Defender owned by Atari?
Let me say it again, HA!, say it with me people-- No Free Lunch(tm)
and lawyers, and Car Dealers, and Adware Makers, and....
They are clearly negligent!
I read OMGBBQ!11 as Oh My god, we're having a barbeque at 11! or is that on the 11th? I thought my 1337 5k1lz were up to par, but...
are procuratorial organs like tonsils or are they more like pipe organs?
Bleh
I completely forgot where I was going with this...Never mind.
Where does it end?
The question is, would people patch if they had to pay for them?
Couple that with a Tivo, and what else does anyone need?
Any subsequent Home theater revolution is going to be so encumbered with DRM, you will most like ly need to license the machine, click "I agree" before watching a movie, and have to pay a fee to somebody everytime you stream anything
I think the next scentence is probably: "and change is to be avoided at all costs."
*gag*
I'm suprised the universe didn't implode when you put "Sony" and "opened up" on the same line without a protective sarcasm field.
I was watching an older VHS version, and in that one, Greedo didn't shoot at all.... Or maybe I blinked and missed it. From the First non-enhanced VHS box set.