If you think the price is too high, you don't have to buy it.
So Australians could just turn around and buy a US copy of the product. What? You say they can't? Some sort of market monopoly where Adobe restricts their right to do business which whomever they want?
Because no one on teh Internets ever does something for the lulz. And just to make a political/economic point by trashing something or raising a bit of hell.
what was a honey trap organized by business executives seeking to blackmail powerful bureaucrats to win government contracts. The scheme ultimately failed, but the tapes ended up in the hands of the Chongqing police. After investigators failed to act, Mr. Zhu says, a disgruntled person inside the department sent the evidence his way.
Sounds like the businessmen provided some official with an 18 year old, recorded the encounter and tried to blackmail him. But he didn't give in to their demands, so they gave the tapes to the police. "Look, we got this guy laid but he didn't come through with the contracts".
The businessmen need to be arrested. Maybe a few of the government officials needed to resign if they took the bait. But if the blackmail scheme "failed", I'd give the official involved a medal. He got laid and didn't sell out. The fact that none of the businessmen were rounded up in this fiasco sounds like the police were complicit in the blackmail scheme.
Heck, send as many 18 yo girls as you want to my house. You're not getting any preferential treatment. The only people leaving satisfied will be me and the women.
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Thanks a lot. I may never get that image out of my brain no matter how many times I wash it.
Slashdot, what has become of you?
We've all got flat panel TV sets now. There's no more 'top' to put the box on.
No, wait. It seems to have stalled.
No.
The terms of service on the US version are illegal in Australia.
So if an American were to move to Australia and bring their Adobe software with them, what would happen?
If you think the price is too high, you don't have to buy it.
So Australians could just turn around and buy a US copy of the product. What? You say they can't? Some sort of market monopoly where Adobe restricts their right to do business which whomever they want?
11. You can have multiple mattresses in various countries and keep the IRS from sniffing around in them.
Our government must maintain their monopoly on frightening the public and driving them into a mindless panic.
He is retiring for health reasons. His radiologist found a gorilla on his x-ray.
In Soviet Russia .....
No, sorry. I've got nothing to top this.
Smoke the hemp and people won't want to go anywhere or do anything. Think of all the fuel we will save.
No hot teenage sister of a nerdy Slashdotter kid will ever be safe again.
No doubt some TSA officials are investors in Rapiscan. So there's no way that company will be taking a loss on these things.
Because no one on teh Internets ever does something for the lulz. And just to make a political/economic point by trashing something or raising a bit of hell.
Coming soon to Washington State and Colorado!
I think the USPTO has been partaking of these organics for years.
What about ice delivery?
You kids with refrigerators stay off my lawn!
So they found the guy who invented the Triumph?
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what was a honey trap organized by business executives seeking to blackmail powerful bureaucrats to win government contracts. The scheme ultimately failed, but the tapes ended up in the hands of the Chongqing police. After investigators failed to act, Mr. Zhu says, a disgruntled person inside the department sent the evidence his way.
Sounds like the businessmen provided some official with an 18 year old, recorded the encounter and tried to blackmail him. But he didn't give in to their demands, so they gave the tapes to the police. "Look, we got this guy laid but he didn't come through with the contracts".
The businessmen need to be arrested. Maybe a few of the government officials needed to resign if they took the bait. But if the blackmail scheme "failed", I'd give the official involved a medal. He got laid and didn't sell out. The fact that none of the businessmen were rounded up in this fiasco sounds like the police were complicit in the blackmail scheme.
Heck, send as many 18 yo girls as you want to my house. You're not getting any preferential treatment. The only people leaving satisfied will be me and the women.
There's probably a few websites dedicated to this combo. No telling what turns some people's cranks.