[...] the rule of law can be enforced arbitrarily, and sometimes in response to the desire to acquire the wealth of an accused person.
Is that anything like setting up waivers for your friends and donors so they can avoid huge, rambling, and crippling laws? I'm pretty sure that happens in the US as well.
Let's face it, everything revealed within Star Trek (or most Sci-Fi for that fact) will eventually come to pass not because it's "going" to happen, but through hard work and effort from those who want to see that tech become reality.
It will not come to pass through hard work and effort. It will happen because the government built a road in front of the developer's house.
Last time I went to the theater for a first run movie it was $14 for a matinee with a coupon and $6 for a small popcorn, and that was their smallest screen and not in 3D (they want $16 for a matinee, $22 for prime hours for that)...
And that profit fee is on top of the U.S. corporate tax rate being the 1st or 2nd highest in the developed world. Does anyone think they eat those rates or don't try to offshore jobs and manufacturing?
I'm pretty sure the attendant's instructions are that everything must be off and stowed away. Especially objects that have to be fully stowed under the seat and can't hinder egress.
So/that's/ why Apple products have rounded edges. Just goes to show Steve was ahead of the game and all you h8ers say it was a worthless design change for the fanboyz!
Isn't the PlayStation 4 and SteamBox going to be x86? Maybe we should ask them "why the x86?"
Plus the tests were culturally biased against inner city mice.
If "9,200 Americans are murdered by handguns" a year, why do you want to take away AK-47s?
[...] the rule of law can be enforced arbitrarily, and sometimes in response to the desire to acquire the wealth of an accused person.
Is that anything like setting up waivers for your friends and donors so they can avoid huge, rambling, and crippling laws? I'm pretty sure that happens in the US as well.
Website critical of Putin or shows fraud in the government... well that's bad for children to see. We must ban it.
Let's face it, everything revealed within Star Trek (or most Sci-Fi for that fact) will eventually come to pass not because it's "going" to happen, but through hard work and effort from those who want to see that tech become reality.
It will not come to pass through hard work and effort. It will happen because the government built a road in front of the developer's house.
"viewing will be at its best in the hours before dawn." Too early... I'll DVR it.
I'm hoping to end up like this gamer couple
And we don't have to pay for a private health insurance or a decent pension.
It's magically free... nobody pays for it! Whee!
Verify identify with a photo??!? A photo??!? Why are you so racist?
You'd be surprised at how many pictures of my balls there are out there.
Last time I went to the theater for a first run movie it was $14 for a matinee with a coupon and $6 for a small popcorn, and that was their smallest screen and not in 3D (they want $16 for a matinee, $22 for prime hours for that)...
How much was the 3D popcorn?
You cannot own an address, you lease it.
I can. But that's because I'm not a penniless hippie. Wait... that's something else.
Maybe someone should poke it.
And that profit fee is on top of the U.S. corporate tax rate being the 1st or 2nd highest in the developed world. Does anyone think they eat those rates or don't try to offshore jobs and manufacturing?
No... he's just happy to see you have an easily data extractable phone.
Makes me wonder what they can use when Upholsterers completely out... Urologist and Union Thug is all that comes to mind.
The only intuitive thing is the nipple. After that it's all learned. (from what I remember of the saying)
Utter tosh. ...
I like the phrase "utter tosh" and want to use it more in conversation.
I'm pretty sure the attendant's instructions are that everything must be off and stowed away. Especially objects that have to be fully stowed under the seat and can't hinder egress.
So /that's/ why Apple products have rounded edges. Just goes to show Steve was ahead of the game and all you h8ers say it was a worthless design change for the fanboyz!
What if you are more identifiable by your junk than your face?
Oracle11g, Oracle11g, Oracle11g.
No, no, no... "Romani ite domum." Now, write it out a hundred times. Hail Caesar!
You start it up and it prints: "It's Lupus"