Be careful when you refer to something that is contrary to the Constitution, remember it is a 'living document', so it doesn't mean what it says, or what the founders wanted it to mean, it means whatever certain 'leaders' think it should be.
A planetoid-sized object has been discovered hurtling toward Earth. Scientists expect it to impact with a force adequate to exterminate all life on the planet. The discoverer has named the object 'Tinkerbell'.
It would be nice if they could make a telephone headset look like the diamond tiara I wear when I'm doing MS tech support. It would help me keep the proper attitude toward the peons I have to deal with.
Since I am happy to see this story here, I am also pleased that the following happenstances coordinated themselves:
1) that the prof chose to leave the metro to find a deserted country road that morning;
2) that he was either recognizable enough in his car to be spotted, or not evasive enough to elude following ruffians;
3) that he had no cell phone to alert anyone before the assault;
4) that he didn't have the brains to drive to a public/safe place before exiting the car;
5) that he stopped and exited the car on the deserted road to accomplish - um - whatever;
6) that the hooligans verbally identified themselves to be members of the group he dissed, and were not lying about same;
7) that said brigands did not want to injure him much, since the presumed non-invalids could certainly have killed him with the bat and metal object if they had wanted to, in fact injured him so little that he was at the hospital for a couple of hours (plus waiting time) and released and back at work the same day.
As such, logic would tell me that the story as presented does not seem likely.
Anyone who believes somthing so strongly that everyone who disagrees is wrong or a sinner or yadda yadda (and refuses to even hear opposing points of view
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Any improvement in efficiency is ultimately worth it.
Also, 'We've always done it this way' is a terrible excuse for anything.
Sure, just because I need that kind of confrontation like I need a hole in the head...
Not to worry, the burning was a legitimate form of protest.
It had a flag on the cover.
We all know burning a flag is OK.
Part of my personal philosophy includes not pissing off people carrying guns. But that's just me.
Be careful when you refer to something that is contrary to the Constitution, remember it is a 'living document', so it doesn't mean what it says, or what the founders wanted it to mean, it means whatever certain 'leaders' think it should be.
Forget her tapes. Get her posters from the 90's. Or better yet the 80's.
Today's. 'Music'. Sucks.
A planetoid-sized object has been discovered hurtling toward Earth. Scientists expect it to impact with a force adequate to exterminate all life on the planet. The discoverer has named the object 'Tinkerbell'.
It would be nice if they could make a telephone headset look like the diamond tiara I wear when I'm doing MS tech support. It would help me keep the proper attitude toward the peons I have to deal with.
1) that the prof chose to leave the metro to find a deserted country road that morning;
2) that he was either recognizable enough in his car to be spotted, or not evasive enough to elude following ruffians;
3) that he had no cell phone to alert anyone before the assault;
4) that he didn't have the brains to drive to a public/safe place before exiting the car;
5) that he stopped and exited the car on the deserted road to accomplish - um - whatever;
6) that the hooligans verbally identified themselves to be members of the group he dissed, and were not lying about same;
7) that said brigands did not want to injure him much, since the presumed non-invalids could certainly have killed him with the bat and metal object if they had wanted to, in fact injured him so little that he was at the hospital for a couple of hours (plus waiting time) and released and back at work the same day.
As such, logic would tell me that the story as presented does not seem likely.
But maybe I should just have faith.
My trip to Walmart last night would have been over icy streets at a temperature of -9F.
And, oddly enough, an ass like an elephant.
In other words, 'Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries!'
"Questions are a burden to others"
it will resist for less than a week?