How about 'disturbing the peace'? Those helicopters shouldn't be flying around and making noise at 500 feet after 9pm anyhow. IMHO, the pilot didn't get enough of what he deserved.
I've followed the stories about these machines since the hype about their "V8" setups, and even now they miss the important info: Who is going to ship systems with these in them, how much and how soon?
Oh, and Intel should be bitchslapped for not making a multiprocessor motherboard that takes the Socket T (LGA775).
Number Three: "By the way I realise that I have a large mole on my face." Austin: "Where? What? Where's that mole? I didn't see one." Number Three: "I also realise the irony that I am myself, a Mole." Austin: "No one would make that connection." Basil: "Any way, well done old chap. Jolly good work." Austin: "Yes, nice to mole you. Meet you. Nice to meet your mole. Don't say mole." Foxy: "Stop." Austin: "I said mole." Foxy: "Stop." Number Three: "Bye." Austin: "Mole. Mole. MOLE!" Basil: "Oh SHUT UP!" Austin: "MOLEY MOLEY MOLEY MOLEY MOLEY MOLEY!"
What kind of secrets will they reveal "under pressure" in a dark room with a bright light swinging back and forth? Yes, they seem to sound like they couldn't handle interrogation.
You can demonize carbohydrates all you want -- but you're wrong. The real problem here is that it takes 1500 calories at McDs to temporarily feel like you're eating 400 calories of real food.
Many societies (Asian, Italian) have fewer obese people than America does, however they eat carb-rich diets, so what you're claiming is really bunk.
The real problem is that HFCS is deadly, and cane sugar is not. Artificial sweeteners as well as unnatural HFCS is the real culprit to tricking the body into a starved state, which consequently causes obesity. Unprocessed, or lightly processed foods are closer to what nature intended, and that is what our bodies process best.
Yeah, but its not a funny one, and most of you assholes posting do think it is acceptable to make fun of people with disabilities, or conditions beyond their control.
In your 20s, especially in the IT world, you don't have a whole lot of outside commitments. You can go to work, then go home to an empty apartment. This doesn't fly once you get married and you're expected to put time in outside of the office.
Right, this just gets your youthful coworkers resentful of you for making every excuse under the sun for you to get out of work while they pick up your slack. (ex: My kid is sick. My kid has a parent teacher conference. My kid needs to get picked up from school, etc.)
1) Nuclear transfer DNA of giant penguins with existing penguins, and in several generations have %88 genetic compatibility. 2) Breed and let frolic 'free range'. 3) Stir fry. 4) ????? 5) Profit!!!
It absolutely annoys me in the mainstream (Democratic and Republican) debates that all of the candidates don't get to answer the same question.
During the Rep. debate that just occurred, but was also annoying was that the candidates were not self-policing their own timers, as well as talking over the moderator who wanted to interrupt them. This makes both the moderator and the candidates look like amateurs. Perhaps the idea is to shut off their microphones when they run out of time.
Please people, get your point across, and do it in a timely manner.
and no one really wants to fund high risk physics any more
Specifically business people don't want to deal with any form of risk whatsoever. This has permeated industry for some reason over the past 10 years (maybe the dot com bust, maybe everyone just turned into a bunch of lilly-livered cowards).
You could have asked him to print it out before you signed it, and at least that way you could cross out the lines you didn't agree to and put your initials over your modifications.
The really problem here is that people accept / enter into boilerplate contracts not in their own interests and don't even attempt to try to line-item veto them.
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It was in the book of Genesis first.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_of_Life_(Judeo-Christian)
Is to give each voter a receipt with every vote. It should include the name of the polling location, the time, and the candidate.
http://www.amazon.com/Programming-as-if-People-Mattered/dp/0691037639
Careful not to go down the road of the artsy fartsy web UI designers, as a lot of the other suggestions are.
How about 'disturbing the peace'? Those helicopters shouldn't be flying around and making noise at 500 feet after 9pm anyhow.
IMHO, the pilot didn't get enough of what he deserved.
I've followed the stories about these machines since the hype about their "V8" setups, and even now they miss the important info: Who is going to ship systems with these in them, how much and how soon? Oh, and Intel should be bitchslapped for not making a multiprocessor motherboard that takes the Socket T (LGA775).
Stop pissing on the very few liberties we have left!
Number Three: "By the way I realise that I have a large mole on my face."
Austin: "Where? What? Where's that mole? I didn't see one."
Number Three: "I also realise the irony that I am myself, a Mole."
Austin: "No one would make that connection."
Basil: "Any way, well done old chap. Jolly good work."
Austin: "Yes, nice to mole you. Meet you. Nice to meet your mole. Don't say mole."
Foxy: "Stop."
Austin: "I said mole."
Foxy: "Stop."
Number Three: "Bye."
Austin: "Mole. Mole. MOLE!"
Basil: "Oh SHUT UP!"
Austin: "MOLEY MOLEY MOLEY MOLEY MOLEY MOLEY!"
What kind of secrets will they reveal "under pressure" in a dark room with a bright
light swinging back and forth? Yes, they seem to sound like they couldn't handle
interrogation.
You can demonize carbohydrates all you want -- but you're wrong. The real problem here is that it takes 1500 calories at McDs to temporarily feel like you're eating 400 calories of real food.
Many societies (Asian, Italian) have fewer obese people than America does, however they eat carb-rich diets, so what you're claiming is really bunk.
The real problem is that HFCS is deadly, and cane sugar is not. Artificial sweeteners as well as unnatural HFCS is the real culprit to tricking the body into a starved state, which consequently causes obesity. Unprocessed, or lightly processed foods are closer to what nature intended, and that is what our bodies process best.
Yeah, but its not a funny one, and most of you assholes posting do think it is acceptable to make fun of people with disabilities, or conditions beyond their control.
You sir, are an asshole. Now grow up.
In your 20s, especially in the IT world, you don't have a whole lot of outside commitments. You can go to work, then go home to an empty apartment. This doesn't fly once you get married and you're expected to put time in outside of the office.
Right, this just gets your youthful coworkers resentful of you for making every excuse under the sun for you to get out of work while they pick up your slack. (ex: My kid is sick. My kid has a parent teacher conference. My kid needs to get picked up from school, etc.)
Even so. This should be a civil suit, with civil damages, not a crime.
Really, people. Aren't there rapists, murderers and thieves to worry about than some punk trying to cash in on illegal game sales?
1) Nuclear transfer DNA of giant penguins with existing penguins, and in several generations have %88 genetic compatibility.
2) Breed and let frolic 'free range'.
3) Stir fry.
4) ?????
5) Profit!!!
Think of the (monkey) children!!!!!
They are *deleted*, not destroyed.
During the Rep. debate that just occurred, but was also annoying was that the candidates were not self-policing their own timers, as well as talking over the moderator who wanted to interrupt them. This makes both the moderator and the candidates look like amateurs. Perhaps the idea is to shut off their microphones when they run out of time.
Please people, get your point across, and do it in a timely manner.
Sure beats swapping spit and taking a blood oath.
No no no. It was a bunny named Toby.
MS wanted to sue him out of existence not too long ago.
and no one really wants to fund high risk physics any more
Specifically business people don't want to deal with any form of risk
whatsoever. This has permeated industry for some reason over the past 10 years (maybe the dot com bust, maybe everyone just turned into a bunch of lilly-livered cowards).
Ok then, so what do onion rings mean?
Its kind of like if the mob owned the USPS and said "You might get your mail in one piece...and you might not if you don't pay up."
You could have asked him to print it out before you signed it, and at least that way you could cross out the lines you didn't agree to and put your initials over your modifications. The really problem here is that people accept / enter into boilerplate contracts not in their own interests and don't even attempt to try to line-item veto them.
It might violate the DMCA, if some company were opportunistic enough to litigate you up on it.
You can't fool me. I saw that in WarGames too. Not playing a game and hiding are two different strategies. You can't hide from Google!