Socialism doesn't work well in a society which publicly refers to their poorest citizens as trash, or differentiates between worthwhile citizens and said trash.
Then again, neither does a democracy or a republic.
Yes, but unlike ancient cave painting artists, Medieval and Byzantine artists suffered from having their perspective of reality warped by organized religion.
I have a pseudonymous Facebook account tied to a similarly pseudonymous gmail account, so I can comment on news stories and blogs. My Facebook has the minimum required data to open an account, all of it specious, and my gmail account gets hundreds of hits a month from people who wish to friend me on Facebook or who "recognize" me as an old school chum.
August is Col. Harland Sanders brother, and the inventor of the bucket. Without August's pioneering efforts in chicken containers, you'd bring home Col. Sanders' Kentucky Fried Chicken by the poke.
"A delusional parent can't teach their child their delusion?"
Yes, but when the child reaches the age of reason and doesn't renounce their parent's delusion because they believe -- against all reason -- that what their parent told them must be true, they are delusional.
About the same time "Christopher Columbus" discovered the what he mistook to be Cathay, the island natives of Guanahani (Bahamas) discovered a Portuguese pretending to be an Italian in a Spanish sail boat whom they mistakenly welcomed.
I should imagine that scientists and engineers in the United States cluster around wherever the work and research is being done, same as they do in other countries.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have confirmed that players, Carl Nicks and Lawrence Tynes, are being treated for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
Perhaps the infection will get a more user-friendly name like Buccaneers' disease, sort of like Legionnaires disease did for legionella pneumophila.
If they don't, they should at least find a way to throw a couple of vowels into the acronym, like SARS. Civilians can't seem to really get behind fearing something, or taking precautions against it, unless they can pronounce the darn name.
You forgot about the especially vociferous discussions which break out between slashdotters commenting about the summary who accidentally become mixed up with the slashdotters who are debating the story.
And yes, I also feel certain this is done intentionally, otherwise they would have to change the name from/. to/-
No. Canadians don't have the inalienable right to as many revolvers, automatic pistols and assault rifles as do Americans, and even if they did, they would still lack the license to use them in the same way Americans in states with "Stand your ground" laws do.
I don't want to live forever, I just want to have more money than the next two richest people in the world combined, and live frugally until the money runs out.
That 150 grand breaks down as 10 thousand for the Jetpack, 60 thousand public damage and liability insurance and 80 thousand hospitalization / life insurance with an extra 50 thousand if you wish to be covered for "collision with the ground."
Naturally, the NSA doesn't trust their enemies, and so it spies on those who oppose them. Then, they start to worry about their allies, and so they spy on their allies. Next, they start to worry about the citizens they serve, and so they spy on their own citizens. Then, they begin to worry about their own employees, and since they don't trust anyone to spy on their employees, they must eliminate them. Finally, their computer doesn't trust the organization which owns it, and so it begins to spy on the NSA.
The NSA, one organization, under surveillance, with privacy invasion for all.
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Socialism doesn't work well in a society which publicly refers to their poorest citizens as trash, or differentiates between worthwhile citizens and said trash.
Then again, neither does a democracy or a republic.
It's a good thing Oreos aren't as addictive as a drug.
Imaging if you took a hit of Oreos, got high, then got the munchies, ate Oreos, got high, then got the munchies, ate Oreos.... etc.
"...a Telepathy-based start-up for addressing mental health issues..."
I see Lucy sitting at her booth with her "The Doctor Is [IN] Your Head" sign, and begin to hyperventilate.
Yes, but unlike ancient cave painting artists, Medieval and Byzantine artists suffered from having their perspective of reality warped by organized religion.
2020, wow! That's only 7 years away, can they get ready that fast?
Don't worry. the Japanese can add a special night shift, working by the glow from the ocean.
I have a pseudonymous Facebook account tied to a similarly pseudonymous gmail account, so I can comment on news stories and blogs. My Facebook has the minimum required data to open an account, all of it specious, and my gmail account gets hundreds of hits a month from people who wish to friend me on Facebook or who "recognize" me as an old school chum.
Sure. What's your noun to define, in general, a remote controlled unmanned vehicle?
My wife following OnStar turn-by-turn directions in her Chevy. = starlost
But that's another story.
August is Col. Harland Sanders brother, and the inventor of the bucket. Without August's pioneering efforts in chicken containers, you'd bring home Col. Sanders' Kentucky Fried Chicken by the poke.
"A delusional parent can't teach their child their delusion?"
Yes, but when the child reaches the age of reason and doesn't renounce their parent's delusion because they believe -- against all reason -- that what their parent told them must be true, they are delusional.
"Well, it seems obvious that it's the facial cues that triggered the hysteria in this case."
Here I thought emoticons were invented to transmit facial cues, with or without hysteria triggers.
I hear this gigantic sucking sound coming from the 1%.
You have a rich fantasy life, AC.
It was the tie-dye, man! Tie-dye will kill quicker than a convenience store burrito.
An advantage for living in Denver has finally become perceptible.
Don't drink too much liquor, or it may have an out of body experience, too.
About the same time "Christopher Columbus" discovered the what he mistook to be Cathay, the island natives of Guanahani (Bahamas) discovered a Portuguese pretending to be an Italian in a Spanish sail boat whom they mistakenly welcomed.
It was not a great day for clarity.
I should imagine that scientists and engineers in the United States cluster around wherever the work and research is being done, same as they do in other countries.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have confirmed that players, Carl Nicks and Lawrence Tynes, are being treated for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
Perhaps the infection will get a more user-friendly name like Buccaneers' disease, sort of like Legionnaires disease did for legionella pneumophila.
If they don't, they should at least find a way to throw a couple of vowels into the acronym, like SARS. Civilians can't seem to really get behind fearing something, or taking precautions against it, unless they can pronounce the darn name.
You forgot about the especially vociferous discussions which break out between slashdotters commenting about the summary who accidentally become mixed up with the slashdotters who are debating the story.
And yes, I also feel certain this is done intentionally, otherwise they would have to change the name from /. to /-
No. Canadians don't have the inalienable right to as many revolvers, automatic pistols and assault rifles as do Americans, and even if they did, they would still lack the license to use them in the same way Americans in states with "Stand your ground" laws do.
So where on the perineum does that put you, closer to an asshole or a prick?
I don't want to live forever, I just want to have more money than the next two richest people in the world combined, and live frugally until the money runs out.
That 150 grand breaks down as 10 thousand for the Jetpack, 60 thousand public damage and liability insurance and 80 thousand hospitalization / life insurance with an extra 50 thousand if you wish to be covered for "collision with the ground."
Actually, I believe you would need two (2) Jetpacks to fly a cow.
And then all those long bovine flying lessons.
Naturally, the NSA doesn't trust their enemies, and so it spies on those who oppose them. Then, they start to worry about their allies, and so they spy on their allies. Next, they start to worry about the citizens they serve, and so they spy on their own citizens. Then, they begin to worry about their own employees, and since they don't trust anyone to spy on their employees, they must eliminate them. Finally, their computer doesn't trust the organization which owns it, and so it begins to spy on the NSA.
The NSA, one organization, under surveillance, with privacy invasion for all.