It is if you created that road and that pothole and then directed people in cars down the road to break their axle if they don’t heed your warning about that pothole you put in the road. It is all a ploy to give yourself meaning, with built in punishment for those who ignore you.
That makes you an egocentric prick and AND an asshole.
In 1945, the British were partitioning India and redrawing the maps in the middle east, the French were experiencing difficulty reestablishing their colony in Vietnam, the Chinese had almost unified their country, and the U. S. was presiding over the four-way split of Berlin; for all of which, I must take full responsibility and profusely apologize, since I was one year old in 1945, and was thoroughly briefed while having my nappies changed.
Finally, I also have little difficulty remembering the American man-in-the-street’s responses to the 1981 storming of the United States embassy in Iran, as not just a diplomatic affront, but as a de facto declaration of war. It immeasurably lowered Iran's international reputation and was the assumed reason why America began supplying weapons and Intel to Saddam Hussein on the Iran–Iraq War a year later.
What did you miss?
-Flying Cars! (A whole whack of Sci-Fi novels, following predictions by Popular Science and Mechanics Illustrated, circa 1957)
I want my flying car!
but why do we want to produce a computer that accepts the relevance of other computersâ(TM) data based upon the color of their covers, or pays less for other computers' computations based upon that computers' perceived gender?
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Unless there is someone in your shorts with you, you should already know from where they came. All your really need is a dispersal pattern.
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I don't know about you, but in-pants tracking is not my idea of "a good thing."
I am uncertain whether or not I should find it reassuring that it was the FBI who had the most rational reaction to this non-emergency.
Has their judgement improved, or has everyone else's deteriorated?
FBI agents pretending to be 13-year-old girls can urge all their 13-year-old friends to log on to A-Space as FBI agents, thereby qualifying for a 20-year career at Prison-Sweat-Shops-R-Us.
. . . this will hopefully start opening eyes and turning heads If they require someone else to open their eyes and turn their heads, they must REALLY be sedentary!
We should all just boycott buying any CD's or DVD's at all...they'll get the message. When will we start seeing those film and recording artists -- so quick to tell us what we should support or boycott -- start refusing to participate in the projects of producers and distribution companies that support the MPAA and the RIAA?
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But then, the Iraqi might have stepped up and participated in their own Arab Spring. We will never know that, and worse, neither will they.
So, you're the only warrior who still sees the cities, but have a shitty outlook on them.
"iFart in your general direction."
Correcting grammar to avoid confusion or unnecessary arguments is anathema to everything which /. holds dear.
It is if you created that road and that pothole and then directed people in cars down the road to break their axle if they don’t heed your warning about that pothole you put in the road. It is all a ploy to give yourself meaning, with built in punishment for those who ignore you. That makes you an egocentric prick and AND an asshole.
In 1945, the British were partitioning India and redrawing the maps in the middle east, the French were experiencing difficulty reestablishing their colony in Vietnam, the Chinese had almost unified their country, and the U. S. was presiding over the four-way split of Berlin; for all of which, I must take full responsibility and profusely apologize, since I was one year old in 1945, and was thoroughly briefed while having my nappies changed. Finally, I also have little difficulty remembering the American man-in-the-street’s responses to the 1981 storming of the United States embassy in Iran, as not just a diplomatic affront, but as a de facto declaration of war. It immeasurably lowered Iran's international reputation and was the assumed reason why America began supplying weapons and Intel to Saddam Hussein on the Iran–Iraq War a year later.
Starting from about five hundred years ago.
What did you miss? -Flying Cars! (A whole whack of Sci-Fi novels, following predictions by Popular Science and Mechanics Illustrated, circa 1957) I want my flying car!
You mean as a breath mint?
...before I got my first ten-strand abacus.
Do you at least have an upskirt photo of your foul-mouthed girlfriend to tide us over until Fyzzler's gmail account is working?
When I asked my mother where I came from, she said, "Cleveland."
but why do we want to produce a computer that accepts the relevance of other computersâ(TM) data based upon the color of their covers, or pays less for other computers' computations based upon that computers' perceived gender?
Unless there is someone in your shorts with you, you should already know from where they came. All your really need is a dispersal pattern.
I don't know about you, but in-pants tracking is not my idea of "a good thing."
I am uncertain whether or not I should find it reassuring that it was the FBI who had the most rational reaction to this non-emergency. Has their judgement improved, or has everyone else's deteriorated?
I still prefer octopi, with a light brown crust.
Mars Exploration Rover Spirit: "The reports of my death were greatly exaggerated."
FBI agents pretending to be 13-year-old girls can urge all their 13-year-old friends to log on to A-Space as FBI agents, thereby qualifying for a 20-year career at Prison-Sweat-Shops-R-Us.
With a rocket assisted office chair in his arsenal, he might have been the first doodlebug over London, in 1936.
Sorry, been here, done that. Left our pod replicants to carry on in their stead.
Just so long a FoxGnus doesn't start referring to it as a 'Voorwerpofascist.'
As always, the devil is in the details.