If you're going to suggest old and mostly-defunct(except for militant terrorist organizations, yadda yadda yadda) weapons, I'm going to suggest hanging, drawing and quartering.
Seeing as how your little comment applies also to the conservative oil men of the White House of today, I posit that we redeem that little comment in the _Declaration_ that says, basically, that whenever we get a government that we don't like, we can ditch it. The idea appeals to me.
You youngsters and your silly, gigantic, tumescent bandwidth! Back in my day, I had to pay my annual salary every day for half a baud download speed per day, and there was no upload! If we wanted to upload, we had to treck twelve trillion mi... skk... kkkcc... zzz...
We have hybrids at less than 25 MPG in the states. Do you have some fuel-efficiency-boosting aura over there in Europe? Our Mustangs barely get 7 MPG, and most SUVs under 15.
How about if we assume evolution was the creator of human beings? Civilization is the only thing that could have possibly have created 1000-pound human beings, so it is likely that the genes for the lack of insulin when overweight could have arised from a population bottleneck.
The word citizen, in the Constitution, is only used in reference to appointment requirements, voting, and... citizen rights. The existence of the word in the Constitution itself does imply that if the word citizen is applicable to a phrase, it would have been used. Hence, "We the People of the United States of America" means, basically, us. Videlicet, who lives here. IANAL, of course.
The Dollar is not backed by simple debts and promises. The Dollar is backed with nuclear weapons, an army of a million, about the same amount of guns, et al.
If you really want a good currency, barter.
Let's assume 25 turbines are installed, providing exactly 1.5 million gallon's worth of gas a year. Assuming 1 gallon is going to be $2.50, and that the cost for the project will be 100 million, it will take a few decades.
This is Korea, the land of... people dying from playing too much damn video games. You think the average teenager would even notice the semi-hobo camping out in the cafe?
These donors are brain-dead. That's dead to lawyers, doctors, surgeons, etc. There is no chance of finding out, simply because the donor will never wake up again. Brain-dead donors are the best kind of donors, because of this and the fact that their organs(besides the brain) are still alive. The face isn't a particularly necessary organ; that's why the people who need these transplants can still live, even if austerely.
Ah, but Microsoft is still sticking it to you. You see, while their profit margin may be worse, they still make that profit, and they make that profit more, by reducing the pricing. Hence, it all evens out, but your opinion on Microsoft's business practices waver, simply because of this inconsequential thing.
They're making a terrific loss on this, anyways.
Bit offtopic and grammar nazi here, but effect and affect are different words. it's not effects things too, unless you're calling those things into existence; it's affects things too.
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this National Aeronautics and Space Administration's machine. Sounds speculative about the existence of NASA, but no problems besides that.
If you're going to suggest old and mostly-defunct(except for militant terrorist organizations, yadda yadda yadda) weapons, I'm going to suggest hanging, drawing and quartering.
What about non-citizens? They aren't counted in the 3k(presumably) and they, presumably, have also been searched without a subpoena...
Not something to posit on slashdot.
He managed to get 'schools' right; the improper punctuation was probably on purpose. SPELLING METANAZI'd
Seeing as how your little comment applies also to the conservative oil men of the White House of today, I posit that we redeem that little comment in the _Declaration_ that says, basically, that whenever we get a government that we don't like, we can ditch it. The idea appeals to me.
Hard liquor or pure alcohol?
You youngsters and your silly, gigantic, tumescent bandwidth! Back in my day, I had to pay my annual salary every day for half a baud download speed per day, and there was no upload! If we wanted to upload, we had to treck twelve trillion mi... skk... kkkcc... zzz...
We have hybrids at less than 25 MPG in the states. Do you have some fuel-efficiency-boosting aura over there in Europe? Our Mustangs barely get 7 MPG, and most SUVs under 15.
I can count living intellectual politicians on one finger and still have 10 left.
I don't even know when was the last time Google.com was down. 2002?
Nope. Not really. We're nerds, you see. . ..
How about if we assume evolution was the creator of human beings? Civilization is the only thing that could have possibly have created 1000-pound human beings, so it is likely that the genes for the lack of insulin when overweight could have arised from a population bottleneck.
You do have to realize that the 'beaurocracy' is the only thing protecting you from the Thought Police?
The word citizen, in the Constitution, is only used in reference to appointment requirements, voting, and... citizen rights. The existence of the word in the Constitution itself does imply that if the word citizen is applicable to a phrase, it would have been used. Hence, "We the People of the United States of America" means, basically, us. Videlicet, who lives here. IANAL, of course.
The Dollar is not backed by simple debts and promises. The Dollar is backed with nuclear weapons, an army of a million, about the same amount of guns, et al. If you really want a good currency, barter.
Let's assume 25 turbines are installed, providing exactly 1.5 million gallon's worth of gas a year. Assuming 1 gallon is going to be $2.50, and that the cost for the project will be 100 million, it will take a few decades.
-Mark Twain Attribute yo' quotes, foo.
This is Korea, the land of... people dying from playing too much damn video games. You think the average teenager would even notice the semi-hobo camping out in the cafe?
But then, the average intelligence would be higher, hence, more people are of below average intelligence.
These donors are brain-dead. That's dead to lawyers, doctors, surgeons, etc. There is no chance of finding out, simply because the donor will never wake up again. Brain-dead donors are the best kind of donors, because of this and the fact that their organs(besides the brain) are still alive. The face isn't a particularly necessary organ; that's why the people who need these transplants can still live, even if austerely.
Ah, but Microsoft is still sticking it to you. You see, while their profit margin may be worse, they still make that profit, and they make that profit more, by reducing the pricing. Hence, it all evens out, but your opinion on Microsoft's business practices waver, simply because of this inconsequential thing. They're making a terrific loss on this, anyways.
Bit offtopic and grammar nazi here, but effect and affect are different words. it's not effects things too, unless you're calling those things into existence; it's affects things too.
Ceasarian crypts are, as is implied by the name, several thousands of years old. These people could guess your encryption in a minute.