Sad thing is, I know many people that would jump on the chance of getting free prescription medicine, just for the chance that it has DXM or Pseudoephedrine in it. Sad sad world.
It's a good thing some countries have got managable renewable energy schemes, they'll be the one's who'll manage to scrape through the oil crisis, unlike the U.S.
Actually, I'm a high school student, and I agree with the notion of uniform. Yeah, kids still fight it, but we have really gotten over it - we can express ourselves through the uniform, and remain looking professional and all that.
Uniforms and such should be abolished altogether as they're completely useless
Untrue, uniforms do many useful things: main school uniforms increase the behaviour of students, make them feel part of a 'team', and make the school look better; PE uniforms make sure that the main uniforms don't get dirty. Simple as that.
Sorry, but companies based in the US CAN be regulated by the US government.
That's debatable - multinational corporations could simply state that it's one of their international bodies advertising, such as Coca-Cola Colombia or something like that. The US government is powerless to corporations, really; although it's their own doing.
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The comment made was SARCASTIC.
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Nooo, I wasnt being sarcastic at all (!)
Now i'm so confused that i'm not sure if i'm being sarcastic when talking about whether or not i'm being sarcastic
Sad thing is, I know many people that would jump on the chance of getting free prescription medicine, just for the chance that it has DXM or Pseudoephedrine in it. Sad sad world.
... at least that's what they tell us. But we all know that it actually was a cummulatice update, but they screwed it up.
It's its, you illiterate fuckos (the submitter and the editor(s)).
For your information 'fuckos' is not a word, you illiterate reader.
obviously the mod doesn't get the mexican wave joke
Either that or they somehow thought that Mexican football involves a lot of water.
/me crosses fingers in wait of oil crisis.
It's a good thing some countries have got managable renewable energy schemes, they'll be the one's who'll manage to scrape through the oil crisis, unlike the U.S.
... a similar system was in place, however the locals misinterpreted it and put it in the middle of a football field.
Yes, and if we want to write complaints about /. we go to /dev/null
Actually, I'm a high school student, and I agree with the notion of uniform. Yeah, kids still fight it, but we have really gotten over it - we can express ourselves through the uniform, and remain looking professional and all that.
Will they pay for my first move?
Only if you sign up to a 24 month contract, whereby you move to Germany once a month.
You'd think moving to Germany once would be enough.
Oh, it's actually quite addictive.
... crackers have obsessively moved to Germany, and signed up for accounts with dynamic IP addresses.
Uniforms and such should be abolished altogether as they're completely useless
Untrue, uniforms do many useful things: main school uniforms increase the behaviour of students, make them feel part of a 'team', and make the school look better; PE uniforms make sure that the main uniforms don't get dirty. Simple as that.
Schools make a shitload of money off soda and snack machines. When I was in school, we did not have a pepsi or coke machine.
Here in the land of oz, we don't now (at least in my school we dont).
So schools must come up with money. They can only tax the people so much.
Too bad they divert all the taxes to an infalted military budget, and to allowances for private schools.
Here I am, eating entirely junk, and still about as thin as you can get... I'll probably gain a massive amount of weight any day now.
The schools introduce bag searches upon entry.
I don't wanna know where kids are gonna hide their fudge, though.
They keep off their weight by playing violent video games, then entering the real world and running away from the cops! It's the perfect combination.
Sorry, but companies based in the US CAN be regulated by the US government.
That's debatable - multinational corporations could simply state that it's one of their international bodies advertising, such as Coca-Cola Colombia or something like that. The US government is powerless to corporations, really; although it's their own doing.
I'm pretty sure Dubya stated that he wants to bring democracy to the country of Space.
The bringers of democracy of course!
Too bad you get heckled at every turn
Or program AI that finds it funny... wouldnt exactly be intelligent.
Wow, you could sell the sattelites on eBay!
I'm guessing it's two separate photos... either that or it's ghosted or something
Here's me thinking it was about software patents...