So it takes more time to take your [saved up] to a coin machine and exchange them for larger denominations of currency?
I don't like having to carry around change with me, but usually at the end of the day, I throw all the change that I have in my pocket (usually not more than a dollar, but sometimes I forget I have change, and don't use it) into a jar. Every couple of months, I get around $30-$50 back just by taking a visit to a coin machine (and that's with a $.089 to the dollar).
Along this vein, home coin counters are pretty cheap (as low as $22). On a $50 return from the coin machine at the store (Coinstar, in specific), I'm losing almost $5. Getting a cheap, personal coin machine makes back the investment in five or so trips (depending on the type of coin counter purchased).
In three months time (maybe a bit longer), by doing nothing other than throwing coins you'd get back from using cash, you earn $50. It's not much, but certainly not a waste of time.
Golden, what else would it be? He lost his re-election bid in '92 to Clinton. Why wouldn't they? Firefly is the highest rated show in the history of television.
I'm sure they wouldn't mind wiping out the aging (seeing as how we're all aging). I'm pretty sure, though, they write in a loophole that would exclude themselves, their family, their hired help and mistresses (or "male mistresses" for those female politicians)
Dunno, last time I checked, OpenOffice could save in the.doc format (which is MS Office compatible, btw). So you don't really need to spend $449 on getting that done.
Because your money is going to support a more wasteful system.
Though GGP didn't have any evidence as such:
It would have been cheaper to make public transport free of cost. It's costing the gov't MORE to charge people. So if your money is already going to public transportation, might as well take the cheaper route, no?
No subsequent acts have occurred for any number of reasons, almost none of which have to do with the wars, as the wars were about pride and oil. Just to play devil's advocate for a bit... But what if all the [US] military activity over in Iraq has caused Al Qaeda to focus more on staying alive and avoid detection, and less on doing damage to the States?
Like I said, I'm not for the war, just wanted to know, what's to say the activity hasn't resulted in less Al Qaeda involvement elsewhere?
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Forgive me, I seem to have misplaced a word ("in") between "erudite" and "Latin".
I concur. Why, of all things, does it seem you are egregiously disturbed about children not erudite Latin?
After all, I took Latin and my own English is no better than the parent's.
unplug the phone line
This is why it works so well.
You can unplug the CAT 5e cable just as easily.
Anybody else think of I am Legend? The recent movie, that is - not the book.
So it takes more time to take your [saved up] to a coin machine and exchange them for larger denominations of currency?
I don't like having to carry around change with me, but usually at the end of the day, I throw all the change that I have in my pocket (usually not more than a dollar, but sometimes I forget I have change, and don't use it) into a jar. Every couple of months, I get around $30-$50 back just by taking a visit to a coin machine (and that's with a $.089 to the dollar).
Along this vein, home coin counters are pretty cheap (as low as $22). On a $50 return from the coin machine at the store (Coinstar, in specific), I'm losing almost $5. Getting a cheap, personal coin machine makes back the investment in five or so trips (depending on the type of coin counter purchased).
In three months time (maybe a bit longer), by doing nothing other than throwing coins you'd get back from using cash, you earn $50. It's not much, but certainly not a waste of time.
Yea, see this thread. http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=597501&cid=23969359. Same deal. Eclipse is fast in that particular alternate dimension. Pretty cool, huh?
Golden, what else would it be? He lost his re-election bid in '92 to Clinton. Why wouldn't they? Firefly is the highest rated show in the history of television.
I'm sure they wouldn't mind wiping out the aging (seeing as how we're all aging). I'm pretty sure, though, they write in a loophole that would exclude themselves, their family, their hired help and mistresses (or "male mistresses" for those female politicians)
I would look a gift horse in the mouth.
And here I thought he was going to reveal the C++ was gay...
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2007/10/19/entertainment/e190351D69.DTL
Well, it must have been a very early plot as it was the first state to sign the Constitution
I've learned from lots of movies and books that history is written by the winners.What does this tell you about DuPont?
That he claims to have fought against Chuck Norris and lived to type about is proof that he either a) doesn't exist or b) is lying. About everything.
Nah, you will have failed to survive only if you continue to get your whitespace nuked by /.
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But I can tell you, I totally sympathize with you.
IPv7? You either overestimate the proliferation of computers or people.
One would guess that the parent's favorite game is solitaire, as any other game has too much story and dialogue.
Ah, but you forgot: You find the princess and rescue her. Then she goes and gets stolen again.
Because they should be expected of every OS. You pay for it, you should get something that works well 99.9% of the time.
Dunno, last time I checked, OpenOffice could save in the .doc format (which is MS Office compatible, btw). So you don't really need to spend $449 on getting that done.
Also, according to Newegg, Office isn't $449
Yea, but don't expect them to fix your XBox (for free) after you get a Red Ring of Doom.
How inefficient of you to move a sticker more than once!
So we should just take all that money and give it to each household?
It'd be a good day to be lazy, I guess. Or work a job, and get $15k free.
Though GGP didn't have any evidence as such: It would have been cheaper to make public transport free of cost. It's costing the gov't MORE to charge people. So if your money is already going to public transportation, might as well take the cheaper route, no?
Like I said, I'm not for the war, just wanted to know, what's to say the activity hasn't resulted in less Al Qaeda involvement elsewhere?
Oh, ok. Lemme go take care of that...
Yes, and when you pay to listen to the song, you do so with the understanding that you're getting a jukebox like song, not the whole song.
Like GP said, it's a stupid business model, and I hope it fails. Screw Warner Bros.