Outlying incidents like this one notwithstanding, I'd much rather walk down a Stockholm street alone at 2AM than a street in any large US city alone at 2PM.
And I'd much rather have my wife walk down a Stockholm street alone at 2AM than a street in any large US city alone at 2PM.
(You do realise that you reveal yourself to be a complete moron by repeating such nonsense, right? Rhetorical question--you needn't bother answering.)
Renting by the week is the norm in Australia. My landlord thought it was weird that I wanted to pay 4 weeks at a time in advance, but not too weird for her to take the money.
Who lives in Stockholm and pays less than $1500/month for an apartment? (Or did they exclude second hand rent, which is 300% of list price?)
Stockholm isn't exactly cheap, granted, but if you're paying that much for a flat there, you're doing it wrong. My mortgage + maintenance for a 105 kvm (almost 1100 sqft, which is huge for Stockholm) 3BR ("fyra rum + kök") is about half that, it takes about 5 minutes to walk to the nearest stop on the Tunnelbana and it's about 15 minutes to ride the train from there to Centralen.
ProTip1: You do NOT have to live on Kungsholmen or Södermalm to have a nice home in a nice neighbourhood with easy access to downtown. I'm right next to Nacka Reservatet, too.
ProTip2: The rental market in Stockholm is the most completely fucked up I've seen anywhere, and I've lived all over the US and 4 other countries. Buying is heaps cheaper, and that way you get equity as part of the deal.
You can call it just a superstition if you like but psychologists, sociologists, and economists have made connections between Christian tradition and a healthy society. I'm not saying following every Christian belief will bring an ideal society, only that we've seen Christian societies excel where others did not.
I'm not gonna mod you down, but I will lay a big [citation needed] on you.
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It's also copypasta that's at least 10 and maybe 15 years old. Pay no heed to it.
You have no idea how very obvious you are, do you.
Do you really have nothing better to do than reply to your own posts, AlecStaar? Guess not--you've been doing it for about 20 years now.
IOW, they're at about the same place that mainstream Christianity was a few centuries back.
[citation needed]
Outlying incidents like this one notwithstanding, I'd much rather walk down a Stockholm street alone at 2AM than a street in any large US city alone at 2PM.
And I'd much rather have my wife walk down a Stockholm street alone at 2AM than a street in any large US city alone at 2PM.
(You do realise that you reveal yourself to be a complete moron by repeating such nonsense, right? Rhetorical question--you needn't bother answering.)
You're spelling it g-o-o-d but pronouncing it "evil and incompetent".
It's not your system--it's your employer's. If you feel that you have to make yourself "indispensable" in such a fashion, you're doing it wrong.
Not surprised at all. It was $1800/mo for a 1BR when I lived in Pacifica, and that wasn't even in the city, nearly 20 years ago.
Renting by the week is the norm in Australia. My landlord thought it was weird that I wanted to pay 4 weeks at a time in advance, but not too weird for her to take the money.
Who lives in Stockholm and pays less than $1500/month for an apartment? (Or did they exclude second hand rent, which is 300% of list price?)
Stockholm isn't exactly cheap, granted, but if you're paying that much for a flat there, you're doing it wrong. My mortgage + maintenance for a 105 kvm (almost 1100 sqft, which is huge for Stockholm) 3BR ("fyra rum + kök") is about half that, it takes about 5 minutes to walk to the nearest stop on the Tunnelbana and it's about 15 minutes to ride the train from there to Centralen.
ProTip1: You do NOT have to live on Kungsholmen or Södermalm to have a nice home in a nice neighbourhood with easy access to downtown. I'm right next to Nacka Reservatet, too.
ProTip2: The rental market in Stockholm is the most completely fucked up I've seen anywhere, and I've lived all over the US and 4 other countries. Buying is heaps cheaper, and that way you get equity as part of the deal.
You can call it just a superstition if you like but psychologists, sociologists, and economists have made connections between Christian tradition and a healthy society. I'm not saying following every Christian belief will bring an ideal society, only that we've seen Christian societies excel where others did not.
I'm not gonna mod you down, but I will lay a big [citation needed] on you.
Not me, in case anyone's wondering.
I would have put it more politely, perhaps in terms of "spending quite a lot of time trying to appear clever rather than actually being clever".
It's not a graph, but rather a diagram illustrating the wide gulf between two things.
It's also not especially original, but rather a fairly old and (I thought) well-known Internet meme.
One does not have to be an Islamophobe to be repulsed by killing, whether done in the name of honour or otherwise.
Are you being sarcastic or stupid? I can't really tell.
What we really need is that car rentals be banned outright.
Never again would anyone be able to rent a car to run people down in the street.
Honour killings are not limited to Muslim countries or Muslims.
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I quite often fly SAS to and from Stockholm, myself.
...on Linux you need to suid yourself to root to do just about anything, which allows you to do absolutely everything.
Please don't ever get within spitting distance of any of my Linux systems.
True, true. And yet it's quite possibly the only tech site on the planet that doesn't support UTF, which rumour has it is also a standard.
There aren't any Muslims in China, so they don't face the same terrorism issues that western national do.
Wrong, and wrong.
Such protestations as yours notwithstanding, the reasons why things happen do in fact matter.
Ja, precis.
Even face-to-face communication in code is compromised, if the other party is compromised.
You say this as if it is a new thing, and hasn't always been true.