Congress' approval rating is a meaningless metric.
The reality is that their approval rating is 99%. All the way up to the prez. That's what the only poll that means anything says.
Re:Foie Gras is some nasty shit...
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Torture is such a "strong" word. I prefer the term "stress". It works on plants(including the smokable ones), too. It makes them produce more of their vital juices which provide their flavor give them their punch. And you're more likely to get a confession.
I just described what many of the 50's, 60's and 70's bands did to get their names out, before the RIAA put a stranglehold on it all.
Say whaaat? That stranglehold goes back to Thomas Edison and RCA. That stranglehold goes back to when the writers guilds were trying to outlaw the printing press.
What did you think of these "chemists"?
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Is this not exactly the same thing as what Yahoo! is being lambasted for, except Yahoo! was *following* the law, and AT&T (and others) were *breaking* it?
It's quite simple really. If you're "with us", you're not breaking the law(when the president does it, it's not illegal). If you're "against us", you are.
I never remotely thought or expressed any such thing.
Damn! I was going to quote a few jewels from that journal, but there's just too many. I'll leave it up to the readers if they're interested. For now a tiny sample: The second is that there is a HUGE waiting list for organs, and the LAST people they should go to are people who are criminals. (screw it. I was going to make a link, but you know where it is).
Anyway, yes, because we all know that everybody in prison is a criminal.
And I am saying prison inmates is a similarly poor use, and that it should be a disqualification.
Hmmm, any such thing, eh? Sure thing, pudgie. Hey! make it easy on yourself. Anytime a prisoner would die without a transplant, release him. Immediately. See? You're off the hook. He'll be dead soon enough and will no longer be a danger. The fact is, my goofy little friend, if the government holds a person against his/her will, it is responsible for their welfare. And that's that!
"The minimum that most minimalists want leaves in place just the institutions who protect their interests. That's libertarians for you - anarchists who want police protection from their slaves."
But I don't see how mass mining of the moon would have a visual effect on the moon's appearance for a very very long time.
Made even longer if we carve it out from the far side. Also making it easier to slingshot the stuff to earth with the rail gun. Much to our surprise we may find it's been hollowed out already.
I guess we shouldn't expect Best Buy to hire bosses who now how to work a sting. They were pretty dumb to confront him instead of having the cops waiting in front of his house when he tries it again. I would think that would provide plenty of probable cause to go in and collect the rest of the stuff. But then why should the managers care? They're a bunch of nobodies also, and could be doing the same thing. Which segues to my second thought, be careful of who you snitch on. It can just as easily put you into a bad position.
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Congress' approval rating is a meaningless metric.
The reality is that their approval rating is 99%. All the way up to the prez. That's what the only poll that means anything says.
Torture is such a "strong" word. I prefer the term "stress". It works on plants(including the smokable ones), too. It makes them produce more of their vital juices which provide their flavor give them their punch. And you're more likely to get a confession.
Yeah, baby! You tell 'em!
I just described what many of the 50's, 60's and 70's bands did to get their names out, before the RIAA put a stranglehold on it all.
Say whaaat? That stranglehold goes back to Thomas Edison and RCA. That stranglehold goes back to when the writers guilds were trying to outlaw the printing press.
They were delicious!
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I really didn't mean anything by it. I just saw a chance to take a cheap shot, so to speak.
Yeah, the little bitty Derringer. What could it possibly do?
That's Chinese for "classified information", right?
Is this not exactly the same thing as what Yahoo! is being lambasted for, except Yahoo! was *following* the law, and AT&T (and others) were *breaking* it?
It's quite simple really. If you're "with us", you're not breaking the law(when the president does it, it's not illegal). If you're "against us", you are.
They can't be doing this in that big ol' fancy space station they got up there? Hmm, I thought this was the kind of stuff it was built for.
...it certainly does not support your lie that I want to deny them all medicare are.
:-) See ya...
*all*?
I never remotely thought or expressed any such thing.
Damn! I was going to quote a few jewels from that journal, but there's just too many. I'll leave it up to the readers if they're interested. For now a tiny sample: The second is that there is a HUGE waiting list for organs, and the LAST people they should go to are people who are criminals. (screw it. I was going to make a link, but you know where it is).
Anyway, yes, because we all know that everybody in prison is a criminal.
And I am saying prison inmates is a similarly poor use, and that it should be a disqualification.
Hmmm, any such thing, eh? Sure thing, pudgie. Hey! make it easy on yourself. Anytime a prisoner would die without a transplant, release him. Immediately. See? You're off the hook. He'll be dead soon enough and will no longer be a danger. The fact is, my goofy little friend, if the government holds a person against his/her will, it is responsible for their welfare. And that's that!
Oh well, that's enough. Now, Be off!
Well I hope he heard it. He said it and believed it. As our sitting president does today.
Especially to people like you with your lock 'em up and deny 'em medical care mentality,
"The minimum that most minimalists want leaves in place just the institutions who protect their interests. That's libertarians for you - anarchists who want police protection from their slaves."
Go to Alabama. They'll find a way to lock you up even if the charges are bogus.
into a Stirling or steam engine, and make present day tech much more efficient.
But I don't see how mass mining of the moon would have a visual effect on the moon's appearance for a very very long time.
Made even longer if we carve it out from the far side. Also making it easier to slingshot the stuff to earth with the rail gun. Much to our surprise we may find it's been hollowed out already.
So sorry. Didn't mean to sound so partisan. Replace "bible" with the more generic and less divisive "pamphlet of religious dogma".
Will be the calculator. Then pen and paper, and then books. Except the bible, of course. The mind is a terrible thing
What's the ugliest
Part of your body?
What's the ugliest
Part of your body?
Some say your nose
Some say your toes
(I think it's your mind)...
I MUST MAKE MY WITNESS.
Sure thing, Mr. Beale.
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Look it up before modding. And I'm not YELLING!
I guess we shouldn't expect Best Buy to hire bosses who now how to work a sting. They were pretty dumb to confront him instead of having the cops waiting in front of his house when he tries it again. I would think that would provide plenty of probable cause to go in and collect the rest of the stuff. But then why should the managers care? They're a bunch of nobodies also, and could be doing the same thing. Which segues to my second thought, be careful of who you snitch on. It can just as easily put you into a bad position.
Nobody knows if they're cooking the books. Wall Street insanity is what it is.
It only breaks third party software, effectively turning your computer into an iPhone?
War also provides a big push. Now imagine how fast progress would be with more military porn.
Hey, sailor...
And yes, even though JFK and LBJ are responsible for starting the Vietnam war...
Actually you could say it was Truman who started it. I was fairly confident that Kennedy would have finished it.