Yeah, that's like that old line about the little kid in church singing about an oddly-named large animal with a vision problem, because it was what she thought the congregation was singing:
Speaking as a multiple turkey attack survivor and having had my fill of turkey, holidays ago, if they don't drown themselves, let's drop them from helicopters over famine areas to see if they can fly.
Compare that to the lead scientist in Independence Day. He couldn't even afford decent pants.
Yeah, but given that he was the great-great-great-great-grandfather of the guy who was gonna build Data (explaining the incredible family resemblance), who cares?
Speaking from personal experience, it's that yu dnt knead as much sleap...for exmpl, I don't need as much sleep ass othres dew...I meen, Ive been up for almstr 3 dys straight, and i;m stll operatig at peak form,,,my mind is stll sharp, and safdgege ewMONKEYS!!#@! Sorry about that, I thnk I blcked out for a secnd...what was I talking abt...oh right, ppl who say yu need to sleep EVERY DAY r full of sht.
What's really sad is that it would take three tweets to include that.
Combined with this information and the browser manufacturers having whupped the W3C over the codecs stuff, not to mention my continuing requirement to support a large number of slackjawed technophobes who don't know there's something better than IE 6, I can't help but feel I'm gonna be stuck coding "HTML 4.01 strict" for a long, long time.
Of course, it's pure coincidence that Perry is facing a tough re-election challenge from U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison in next year's Republican primary. By pushing this proposal, win or lose, it makes him look good to the sector of his party -- hard-right conservatives, particularly in rural areas -- likely to give him the best chance for a third full term.
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"Gladly, the Cross-Eyed Bear."
Not right now it won't. They got hacked.
Oddly (and, given last week's events, scarily) enough, you've also just described the stock market.
Link.
i.e., Not coming from just the New York Post.
"England and America are two countries divided by a common language." - George Bernard Shaw.
Or, as we would say today:
WHOOSH.
Jeez, don't give 'em any more ideas like that. But :-)
Foghorn Leghorn upon being slashdotted: "Fortunately, Ah keep mah packets numbahed for just such an emuhgency."
"DIAF" = "Die in a fire." If you need help with "MBA" and "ROI" -- well, you're probably saner than most of us here. :-)
Obligatory ref.: "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly."
You definitely must NOT be new here. My compliments.
Bet this stuff takes just like the "mystery meat" in the cafeteria back at my dear ol' alma mater. Yum.
Yeah, but given that he was the great-great-great-great-grandfather of the guy who was gonna build Data (explaining the incredible family resemblance), who cares?
Judging from the appearance of some criminals, it doesn't seem likely that's always the camera's fault.
What's really sad is that it would take three tweets to include that.
Even more onerous -- a grammar-Nazi reply to myself. I should have punctuated that so it would say:
Several references to "Angel's" in TFA should be "Angels'," meaning the possessive form of the plural proper noun Angels.
So much for my positive karma... [sigh]
Until Microsoft quit making IE for Mac, yes, Apple did bundle IE with OS X.
...than I am in seeing the cool time machine they must have employed to test them.
I always saw M$ more as the Ferengi, but to each his own...
Combined with this information and the browser manufacturers having whupped the W3C over the codecs stuff, not to mention my continuing requirement to support a large number of slackjawed technophobes who don't know there's something better than IE 6, I can't help but feel I'm gonna be stuck coding "HTML 4.01 strict" for a long, long time.
It's one of several CSS bugs currently plaguing /. They usually don't occur if you're logged out, FWIW.
Of course, it's pure coincidence that Perry is facing a tough re-election challenge from U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison in next year's Republican primary. By pushing this proposal, win or lose, it makes him look good to the sector of his party -- hard-right conservatives, particularly in rural areas -- likely to give him the best chance for a third full term.
Unfortunately, that's what they said about Vista, too.
Sigh. The myth strikes again...
Or replace 'em.