Well if you think E.J. Thribb thinks "Bonfire of the Vanities" wasn't written by Michael Crichton, then you have no idea who E.J. Thribb is. Hope that clears things up.
It annoys me so much that in a little flat country such as Denmark we can't figure out how to sort our waste
Maybe you could drop it in the sea, or pile it all up somewhere into a kind of artificial hill? Then at least your country would be a little less little and a little less flat.
This student, Justin Layshock, then filed suit against the school district. He admitted that what he'd done was wrong and stupid but argued that the profile had been created from home and that the school had no right to jeopardize his academic future by placing him in an alternative program for something he'd done after hours.
So he posts knowingly fake allegations that can (and probably will) ruin someone's career, and then he cringes because he's put on report? I think he got off lightly.
He should be thankful he wasn't expelled. I don't know if the relevant jusrisdiction has criminal libel - if not that's another thing the little jackass should be grateful for. Finally, what if some vigilante had acted on this false information?
Switzerland - that's the place where you can (and will) be fined for flushing the toilet at the wrong time, isn't it? Perhaps you only got as far as the fact that everyone has a gun at home before deciding that it's a libertarian's paradise.
What about office voicemail? I also had a personal one I rented for a few months while travelling - this was before mobile phones were affordable. Unless there was a chap listening to the bleeps and changing tapes I assume that when I dialled in it was a computer playing the calls back to me.
One of the most accurate gauges of how many games a team will win is by estimating 1) the total number of runs the team is expected to score over the course of the year, and 2) the total number of runs the team is expected to allow.
You're infringing on my patent for predicting the success of football teams. It goes along the lines of this: the team that wins the league generally 1) scores a lot of goals 2) allows the opponents to score very few goals (ideally none) and 3) minimises the number of individual games in which it breaks rules 1 and/or 2.
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The trouble with Platinum is, where do you go from there? It's like an amp that only goes up to 10.
Well if you think E.J. Thribb thinks "Bonfire of the Vanities" wasn't written by Michael Crichton, then you have no idea who E.J. Thribb is. Hope that clears things up.
At least he wasn't eaten by wolves. Senselessly.
My bad. I should have written "that thing you used to have every four years".
He should be thankful he wasn't expelled. I don't know if the relevant jusrisdiction has criminal libel - if not that's another thing the little jackass should be grateful for. Finally, what if some vigilante had acted on this false information?
Or cover their house/car with bog roll.
Where does all the water go after it gets blasted from the planet? Imagine there was a small rocky world further out, gradually sweeping it all up...
Reading between the lines it seems the supervisor had some kind of grudge against her. Maybe this was the right result, even if the reason's wrong.
Switzerland - that's the place where you can (and will) be fined for flushing the toilet at the wrong time, isn't it? Perhaps you only got as far as the fact that everyone has a gun at home before deciding that it's a libertarian's paradise.
Couldn't they have started developing the games a bit earlier, and have them ready more or less when the console ships?
I for one am welcoming our new internet monitoring overlords, isnit.
Well the kids could simply copy what's written on the board onto a piece of paper. Just don't let the RIAA find out!
I was working on a version for that game too, but I found all those twos, threes, sixes, sevens and eights too complicated.
What about office voicemail? I also had a personal one I rented for a few months while travelling - this was before mobile phones were affordable. Unless there was a chap listening to the bleeps and changing tapes I assume that when I dialled in it was a computer playing the calls back to me.
If he'd been using lego bricks he might be in trouble. Luckily, there's no such thing as legos so he should get away with it.
Legal advice, fom an Australian. It's like the pope giving lectures on contraception.
It's just a pilot scheme. Phase 2 will see the loudspeakers supplemented by machine guns.