I just wanted to say kudos on your comment; as a former MMO junkie, I used to be one of those level grinders. You're absolutely right, it's all about competitiveness and it never made me a bit happier.
His propable response might be "See? You need to let me out of here so I can fix this and prevent disaster". Suuuuure... I imagine the authorities will swing the door open and let him out to 'fix' things.
Ha! I remember those photos. Do you know where I can find a clip of her doing the story on it? It sounds hilarious. I checked youtube, but couldn't seem to find it.
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Look up the Ship of Theseus example.
And it was a great analogy until you beat it into the ground.
Due to the loss in revenue to Google, this would never happen.
Apple, too, has been experimentally creating bricks for years.
Promising is not a synonym for threatening.
Lots of non-muslims, too, take offense violently. It's more a symptom of the human condition.
http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=985485&cid=25255625 Hmmm....
Yes, absolutely. A simpler time, a simpler peoples - oh how jaded I've become after the last seven years of repeating human history.
Gin and tonics are how they created the empire, and gin and tonics are how they deal with losing it.
can be measured to be 1050 dog-years of work.
I nominate you for most obvious comment of the day! Congratulations!
I like the reference. Go Gene Ray!
This poster is simply making a point that Obama has up talking points available on his website. Admittedly though, there is no rewards program.
I just wanted to say kudos on your comment; as a former MMO junkie, I used to be one of those level grinders. You're absolutely right, it's all about competitiveness and it never made me a bit happier.
Kudos.
His propable response might be "See? You need to let me out of here so I can fix this and prevent disaster". Suuuuure... I imagine the authorities will swing the door open and let him out to 'fix' things.
It worked for Hancock...
Well considering I can barely wait in line at the DMV without plucking my eyes out...
I've always considered that to be Steven King's scariest short story. At least, it's one that's the most scary to ME.
I actually wouldn't mind this, since it'd be nice if someone finally put that crying baby down.
My anaconda don't want none unless you got long sea waves, hun. Baby got turbines!
...young scientists, who discover that the real cure for cancer was inside of them all along!
Ah, well, thanks for trying.
Ha! I remember those photos. Do you know where I can find a clip of her doing the story on it? It sounds hilarious. I checked youtube, but couldn't seem to find it.
In a sense, no government has a REAL say about property rights anyway. It's the guns that have the say.
Always good advice to live by.