You do know that singingfish still works despite it being AOLy, right? Click the "More" link in the upper right-hand corner, and one of the options is Audio. Or just go directly here.
I know that at least in central Florida, they take pictures of the license plates of people who don't pay tolls, and if you do it enough, they mail you a ticket. You don't really get away with anything. Not sure if it's the same in Massachusetts or New Jersey, but it wouldn't surprise me.
Hahaha. Vids plz.
Although there's no point in stealth reverse, is there? If you're going to hide the arrows completely, it doesn't matter which way they "scroll".
It's a viscous circle.
A viscous circle? I'd hope the water with which the kidneys flush out salts isn't viscous; that might cause them to shut down earlier than drinking urine would...
Nice idea to write a letter about, though.
Only allowing calls during business hours? I'm sure there are plenty of people who work during business hours (or are for other reasons offline) and wouldn't be able to use the service at all if they did that.
It's too bad that more people don't exercise their common sense. For example, there's plenty of places online where you can see a lack of both common sense and general intelligence. And these same people are the ones who will buy lots of these expensive ringtones.
Are those Internet scammers actually from Africa, or do they just say they are? It's pretty easy to sign up for a free email service, and even easier to lie about where you are...
Actually, in that sense the government is in some ways better - you can file a freedom of information act request to find out just what it is the government knows about you (although they will likely only give you a partial answer).
If they only give you a partial answer, how is it better?
I'd say it's more likely that it's easier for the typical person in the US to place a Russian, German, or Indian accent than to distinguish between different East Asian accents.
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You do know that singingfish still works despite it being AOLy, right? Click the "More" link in the upper right-hand corner, and one of the options is Audio. Or just go directly here.
Not really.
I know that at least in central Florida, they take pictures of the license plates of people who don't pay tolls, and if you do it enough, they mail you a ticket. You don't really get away with anything. Not sure if it's the same in Massachusetts or New Jersey, but it wouldn't surprise me.
Not for laptops.
And the Wayback Machine will save it too. Mostly.
Because if you supply details before stuff is fixed, people decide to try it and cause more damage?
No, that's Myspace.
Hahaha. Vids plz. Although there's no point in stealth reverse, is there? If you're going to hide the arrows completely, it doesn't matter which way they "scroll".
wouldn't that be xxx.slashdot.org?
It's a viscous circle. A viscous circle? I'd hope the water with which the kidneys flush out salts isn't viscous; that might cause them to shut down earlier than drinking urine would... Nice idea to write a letter about, though.
Aren't some venereal diseases spread via urine?
They'll call you.
Only allowing calls during business hours? I'm sure there are plenty of people who work during business hours (or are for other reasons offline) and wouldn't be able to use the service at all if they did that.
It's too bad that more people don't exercise their common sense. For example, there's plenty of places online where you can see a lack of both common sense and general intelligence. And these same people are the ones who will buy lots of these expensive ringtones.
Are those Internet scammers actually from Africa, or do they just say they are? It's pretty easy to sign up for a free email service, and even easier to lie about where you are...
Oooh, good point. And don't they speak French there, not Swahili?
Could the No Nerds thing be an indirect response to Best Buy's current (and awful) Geek Squad advertizing campaign?
Uniforms can also be used to deindividuate people.
Want to explain? I've got time to listen... (/me is curious)
"anarchocapitalist"
I'd hate to be one of those "odor judges"...
I wish I had that kind of money to spend... my tuition problem would be solved.
Actually, in that sense the government is in some ways better - you can file a freedom of information act request to find out just what it is the government knows about you (although they will likely only give you a partial answer). If they only give you a partial answer, how is it better?
I'd say it's more likely that it's easier for the typical person in the US to place a Russian, German, or Indian accent than to distinguish between different East Asian accents.
That's not why they make you do it, but it is an added bonus.