You're just going to end up ruining it for everyone else when the government notices the lucrative market for free CDs and applies a whopping 300% tax. I hope you're happy now.
Bah! The Planet Express ship doesn't move! It moves the universe around itself, interestingly providing a definite reference point for physical phenomena... hmm.
Ah-ha! You've discovered the undocumented, but terribly useful, user-papercut-protection device! It doesn't work that well. I mean, sure it pops up that stupid "Are you sure you wish to receive a papercut?" message box, but people have become so numb to those that everyone just chooses "OK." Even in those rare cases that they don't actually want a papercut.
Statistically, it's probably a safe bet to automatically tag the first post as such:
1) In Soviet Russia, first post, for one, welcomes our new Cowboy Neal overlords that can run linux on beowulf goatse clusters of this article was submitted three years ago, you stupid editors.
2)?????
3) Profit
In Oklahoma, we were only presented with the option to vote for a Republican or a Democrat. If we wish for neither to become president, then we have no option other than not voting.
Bryce, is that you? I certainly agree with the low opinion of John Tam. (I was one of the DDR Freak members at E3 2005. Konami main representative, Jason Enos, was wonderfully gracious, but John Tam was a real dick.)
Hmm, here, try this. It's the Halting Algorithm. I'm not sure when it'll be done, though. Let me run the Halting Algorithm on it. Hrm... one more try...
WoW raiding is still a manner of human interaction, simply more controllable and with an easy exit strategy.
I think they'd be quicker to go apeshit due to withdrawal from the game.
Many of my students (who tend to be American) complain about how the math they learn has no basis in reality. When presented with a practical application, they piss and moan about how much they hate word problems.
I'm sure that they would do much better in practical applications of math if they were better at reading English.
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You're just going to end up ruining it for everyone else when the government notices the lucrative market for free CDs and applies a whopping 300% tax. I hope you're happy now.
Ah, you did the grad student experience, too?
Bah! The Planet Express ship doesn't move! It moves the universe around itself, interestingly providing a definite reference point for physical phenomena... hmm.
No, chairisma is an attribute unique to the Microsoft CEO prestige class, but he does get a +5 to bluff rolls.
My reply would be "We Love Katamari."
I'm sure there's a slim possibility that Blizzard can top Starcraft. I'm not confident enough at this point to bet money on it, however.
My favorite industrial era border is that one the Romans build in England.
I hear Endor's a pretty easy assignment.
That word is "it." Yes, that's right, Fable II will have segways, a revolution in transportation.
That's what the man wants you to think.
"High energy physicist?" If I win, do I get a pony to eat?
The only difference this time is that the Attorney General is attempting to submit the law himself to give it more credibility.
He certainly brings oodles and oodles of credibility to all those memorable moments. I'll give a few examples when I can recall them.
Statistically, it's probably a safe bet to automatically tag the first post as such:
1) In Soviet Russia, first post, for one, welcomes our new Cowboy Neal overlords that can run linux on beowulf goatse clusters of this article was submitted three years ago, you stupid editors.
2)?????
3) Profit
In Oklahoma, we were only presented with the option to vote for a Republican or a Democrat. If we wish for neither to become president, then we have no option other than not voting.
Thank goodness most programmers write perfect code the first time around, else this could really cause problems.
Don't forget that some places also offer a third degree path in "evil education." But, they tend to not really know a whole lot of core evil material.
Bryce, is that you? I certainly agree with the low opinion of John Tam. (I was one of the DDR Freak members at E3 2005. Konami main representative, Jason Enos, was wonderfully gracious, but John Tam was a real dick.)
Hmm, here, try this. It's the Halting Algorithm. I'm not sure when it'll be done, though. Let me run the Halting Algorithm on it. Hrm... one more try...
So, you had to read the Macbeth candle monologue in grade school, too, eh?
WoW raiding is still a manner of human interaction, simply more controllable and with an easy exit strategy. I think they'd be quicker to go apeshit due to withdrawal from the game.
And in Texas, an M16 is about two meters long.
Does this mean Duke Nukem Forever's finally coming out?
Yes, yes he does, and it caused an uproar in the international community when Israel's plans to winnuke his nuclear program were mistranslated.
They did have it, but it referenced Taiwan as an independant nation, so China banned the game and destroyed all known copies.
Many of my students (who tend to be American) complain about how the math they learn has no basis in reality. When presented with a practical application, they piss and moan about how much they hate word problems.
I'm sure that they would do much better in practical applications of math if they were better at reading English.