You're right. Also, seeing as movies books and television along with about 90% of the things in this world fit into this category I guess that means we all should stop entertaining ourselves and devote all that time to working. You've solved humanities problems!
Are you saying that there is no Half-Life 2 and they just went to the first expansion pack? As far as I know only Valve is pushing the episodic content, though I wish the makers of Prey had ($50 for 4 hours of gameplay... now thats a rip off).
It'd never be allowed for the simple reason that if an enemy got a hold on the code to blow them up or the war went longer than expected they would be a waste of money.
You're allowed your rights as long as it doesn't affect another persons right, screaming fire (or bomb) could lead to several people being hurt (because no one pays attention during fire drills) and will get you arrested if you're doing it for fun.
Wow, you've travelled to several US states. Depending on which states those are, and where you went during those trips, i'd have to say you just had interactions with the loudest people. Most of the people I come into contact with here in America might have religious beliefs, but few are "fanatics". The only reason to believe we are fanatics is because those fanatics that do exist simply care more about teaching their beliefs that those that aren't (because those that aren't are you know, open to other ideas).
I don't think I'd ever ad MSN. Who ever searches from there?
According to http://www.alexa.com/site/ds/top_500 MSN is hit more than Google. I'd be willing to guess that they have the searchs of the average internet surfer who doesn't have AdBlock and who are probably more likely to click on an Ad than the person running firefox, with google set to their homepage.
But Microsoft doesn't even have to do astoundingly well to deal revenue damage to google, since they can take up new customers who really don't care where they get their clicks.
I doubt its the refugees they'll be turning these "weapons" on. Instead, consider that they may be placed on patrol with other officers, so that if they're going down a street and see a man with a shotgun they don't have to shout out and ask if he's just defending his property of if he's going to take a pot shot at them as so many reports have indicated. Just because a weapon is for crowd control doesn't mean there needs to be a crowd.
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You're right. Also, seeing as movies books and television along with about 90% of the things in this world fit into this category I guess that means we all should stop entertaining ourselves and devote all that time to working. You've solved humanities problems!
Are you saying that there is no Half-Life 2 and they just went to the first expansion pack? As far as I know only Valve is pushing the episodic content, though I wish the makers of Prey had ($50 for 4 hours of gameplay... now thats a rip off).
It'd never be allowed for the simple reason that if an enemy got a hold on the code to blow them up or the war went longer than expected they would be a waste of money.
You're allowed your rights as long as it doesn't affect another persons right, screaming fire (or bomb) could lead to several people being hurt (because no one pays attention during fire drills) and will get you arrested if you're doing it for fun.
Theres always a single player option. In this case its not "legal" but you're banned already anyway. I'm of course talking about WoWemu.
Because wanting to keep the selfish and materialistic out of society despite the fact that you can help them is altruistic?
Wow, you've travelled to several US states. Depending on which states those are, and where you went during those trips, i'd have to say you just had interactions with the loudest people. Most of the people I come into contact with here in America might have religious beliefs, but few are "fanatics". The only reason to believe we are fanatics is because those fanatics that do exist simply care more about teaching their beliefs that those that aren't (because those that aren't are you know, open to other ideas).
Really? Because after the movies go to dvd, the cruddy ones are usually $9.99 and the good ones at $20+. That seems like variable pricing to me...
I don't think I'd ever ad MSN. Who ever searches from there? According to http://www.alexa.com/site/ds/top_500 MSN is hit more than Google. I'd be willing to guess that they have the searchs of the average internet surfer who doesn't have AdBlock and who are probably more likely to click on an Ad than the person running firefox, with google set to their homepage. But Microsoft doesn't even have to do astoundingly well to deal revenue damage to google, since they can take up new customers who really don't care where they get their clicks.
I doubt its the refugees they'll be turning these "weapons" on. Instead, consider that they may be placed on patrol with other officers, so that if they're going down a street and see a man with a shotgun they don't have to shout out and ask if he's just defending his property of if he's going to take a pot shot at them as so many reports have indicated. Just because a weapon is for crowd control doesn't mean there needs to be a crowd.