The only thing that needs to change is people should be bound by their word, a little bit of mature adult responsibility. Make a life time commitment, then suck it up, that should be the only one you are ever allowed to make.
Your signature reveals the motive and consequence of your proposal.
200 pairs of bare hands are proven to work just fine against that obsolete attack, Skaredcrow77. Also, modern locked cockpit doors aren't made out of cardboard; box-cutters are of little use.
Please provide supporting evidence. The only "evidence" I know of was told to us second-hand and the entire plane full of people died anyway.
I overestimated the number of passengers; there were 33 on board who were not crew or hijackers.
The following article briefly describes the events that took place, as well as can be gleaned from CVR data, FDR data, and telephone calls that took place minutes before the passengers rushed the cockpit:
You don't have to be #1 to have a high rate of crime.
New York City does not have a high crime rate, unless you include unreported crimes/constitutional violations perpetrated by "law-enforcement" and federal agencies.
Those dudes running towards the cockpit with the box-cutters?
200 pairs of bare hands are proven to work just fine against that obsolete attack, Skaredcrow77. Also, modern locked cockpit doors aren't made out of cardboard; box-cutters are of little use.
Anybody taking Vicodin ES should consider Norco; maximums available are 7.5/750 and 10/325, respectively. I don't know the acetaminophen dose for Norco 7.5 off the top of my head, but it's sure as hell lower than Vicodin's. Bonus: You can actually break Norco on the score line without a chisel.
Adding sulfur and barium nitrate lowers ignition temperature and produces a more vigorous reaction. The gas produced by the burning sulfur will also cause the molten metal to spray a considerable distance. Also, using copper oxide is preferable to iron oxide in an antipersonnel application due to its lower melting and boiling points, increasing burn speed and causing earlier ejection of metal droplets.
In any event, I find this discussion disheartening; I don't believe violence is an acceptable solution to poverty and income disparity, even if that violence is deployed by the ignorant action of a would-be criminal.
The article [...] [is] about a homeless person succeeding due to their own will. This means that they have been empowered out of homelessness.
Intel didn't pay her, causing her to be able to afford housing. She won the "Associated Press human-interest newswire lottery," causing a disproportionate amount of donations (a manifestation of compassion to be sent her way. Suppose it hadn't been a slow news day... What of the Samantha Garveys that aren't placed right in front of your face? I suppose for you, it's not your problem... Those slow-news-day Samanthas and their families (of which I assure you, there are many...) are probably just lazy, so fuck 'em, right?
Yes, it really is amazing the way some people claim that one person hitting a millions to one shot means that everyone else should be able to do the same. I guess they're fairly bad at statistics.
Many that follow that rhetoric are probably rather justifying their greed or lack of empathy, rather than developing a new disregard for their less-fortunate humans.
That we can afford the TSA and supply welfare to provocative/oppressive regimes, but HUD can't get these guys and rest of them into apartments is depressing and embarrassing.
Authentication 101: Something you have and something you know. I've only read the summary, but if these copied credentials ("something you had") can be used to access sensitive resources remotely, then it would seem that "something you know" is something DoD didn't know.
WTF indeed... I thought Marines didn't appreciate being referred to as "soldiers" like that.
Further, GP has a point. If Scarred Intellect didn't like USMC's disparity of treatment, he should have chosen a more equitable or all-POG branch.
Finally, every American's comment in this thread is (currently) protected by the first amendment, including those that offend your bullshit self-righteousness. If you want to order people how they can and cannot speak or write, you're in the wrong fucking place, asshole.
Why is this moderated "Funny," and not "Informative" or "Insightful?" You guys think the porn industry won't use SOPA to shut down their free/amateur/cheaper competition?
Addendum regarding "pr0n," "pron," etc.: This isn't 17th century Massachusetts; saying "porn" doesn't brand you with a scarlet "P." =)
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The only thing that needs to change is people should be bound by their word, a little bit of mature adult responsibility. Make a life time commitment, then suck it up, that should be the only one you are ever allowed to make.
Your signature reveals the motive and consequence of your proposal.
200 pairs of bare hands are proven to work just fine against that obsolete attack, Skaredcrow77. Also, modern locked cockpit doors aren't made out of cardboard; box-cutters are of little use.
Please provide supporting evidence. The only "evidence" I know of was told to us second-hand and the entire plane full of people died anyway.
I overestimated the number of passengers; there were 33 on board who were not crew or hijackers.
The following article briefly describes the events that took place, as well as can be gleaned from CVR data, FDR data, and telephone calls that took place minutes before the passengers rushed the cockpit:
http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/04/12/moussaoui.trial/
More verbose description of events:
http://govinfo.library.unt.edu/911/report/911Report_Ch1.htm
Note that in 2001-09, American cockpit doors were not reinforced or securely locked.
You don't have to be #1 to have a high rate of crime.
New York City does not have a high crime rate, unless you include unreported crimes/constitutional violations perpetrated by "law-enforcement" and federal agencies.
who are you hunting on a plane?
Those dudes running towards the cockpit with the box-cutters?
200 pairs of bare hands are proven to work just fine against that obsolete attack, Skaredcrow77. Also, modern locked cockpit doors aren't made out of cardboard; box-cutters are of little use.
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The mod I see on this is "Funny", but it really deserves an "Insightful".
I see that being the case more often than not. Worse, it denies the poster karma, merely because their post could be interpreted as "funny."
Yeah, guess what I do...
Work for Garmin?
I found it interesting that the responses seem to implicitly assume that I'm male, as if only males can or would stand up to assholes.
I think it was more likely assumed that only a male would be named Eric.
Anybody taking Vicodin ES should consider Norco; maximums available are 7.5/750 and 10/325, respectively. I don't know the acetaminophen dose for Norco 7.5 off the top of my head, but it's sure as hell lower than Vicodin's. Bonus: You can actually break Norco on the score line without a chisel.
I'm not particularly afraid of traveling to Tokyo when Fukushima is hundreds of kilometers away and virtually unaffected?
No, you're not. But I suspect you already know this? :o)
So you're saying only poor people commit crimes?
I'm inclined to believe only poor people would compelled to engage in something as laborious, high-risk and low-return as cable theft.
What makes you think a meth-head copper thief is 1) literate when he's desperate for junk
Amphetamine withdrawal doesn't cause illiteracy. Also, a meth-head is going to be desperate for meth, not heroin.
2) going to be able to read in the night while he's digging up the line?
Radium paint?
You overestimate the intelligence of thieves.
There's little to be gained by underestimating the intelligence of an adversary.
Adding sulfur and barium nitrate lowers ignition temperature and produces a more vigorous reaction. The gas produced by the burning sulfur will also cause the molten metal to spray a considerable distance. Also, using copper oxide is preferable to iron oxide in an antipersonnel application due to its lower melting and boiling points, increasing burn speed and causing earlier ejection of metal droplets.
In any event, I find this discussion disheartening; I don't believe violence is an acceptable solution to poverty and income disparity, even if that violence is deployed by the ignorant action of a would-be criminal.
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Hmm... Call my broker, or eat this week? What to do, what to do...
The article [...] [is] about a homeless person succeeding due to their own will. This means that they have been empowered out of homelessness.
Intel didn't pay her, causing her to be able to afford housing. She won the "Associated Press human-interest newswire lottery," causing a disproportionate amount of donations (a manifestation of compassion to be sent her way. Suppose it hadn't been a slow news day... What of the Samantha Garveys that aren't placed right in front of your face? I suppose for you, it's not your problem... Those slow-news-day Samanthas and their families (of which I assure you, there are many...) are probably just lazy, so fuck 'em, right?
Yes, it really is amazing the way some people claim that one person hitting a millions to one shot means that everyone else should be able to do the same. I guess they're fairly bad at statistics.
Many that follow that rhetoric are probably rather justifying their greed or lack of empathy, rather than developing a new disregard for their less-fortunate humans.
That we can afford the TSA and supply welfare to provocative/oppressive regimes, but HUD can't get these guys and rest of them into apartments is depressing and embarrassing.
I had no idea asking for a single shred of evidence was trolling now.
Only in church.
Authentication 101: Something you have and something you know. I've only read the summary, but if these copied credentials ("something you had") can be used to access sensitive resources remotely, then it would seem that "something you know" is something DoD didn't know.
WTF, don't talk down to your soldiers like that.
WTF indeed... I thought Marines didn't appreciate being referred to as "soldiers" like that.
Further, GP has a point. If Scarred Intellect didn't like USMC's disparity of treatment, he should have chosen a more equitable or all-POG branch.
Finally, every American's comment in this thread is (currently) protected by the first amendment, including those that offend your bullshit self-righteousness. If you want to order people how they can and cannot speak or write, you're in the wrong fucking place, asshole.
SOPA will kill free pron!
Why is this moderated "Funny," and not "Informative" or "Insightful?" You guys think the porn industry won't use SOPA to shut down their free/amateur/cheaper competition?
Addendum regarding "pr0n," "pron," etc.: This isn't 17th century Massachusetts; saying "porn" doesn't brand you with a scarlet "P." =)
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