Indeed, my twitter stream was filled with people stating that Xbox LIVE should equally ban the star of David, the Christian cross, and yes I am not kidding, the infinity symbol because under various niche interpretations of those symbols, they are as evil as the swastika symbol and I should apply ethical relativism to all symbols on Xbox LIVE to respect all viewpoints because of the United States First Amendment.
Since when is the KKK's use of the Christian cross a "niche interpretation"?
Such materials, especially in ultra-low gravity environments (so preventing the collapse of complicated micro-strucutres), are incredibly black, making the comet harder to see than a black cat in a coal cellar. At night with no torch.
Guess who's in the telecom biz now? Yep, Verisign. Any carrier that can't get their own system up and running will be looking for someone to outsource it to, and Verisign will be right there to take their cash.
When I applied for a job at Sprint PCS their fine print made it clear (I asked to be sure.) that if the background check people f'ed up they were not responsible. So remember: ALWAYS READ THE FINE PRINT!
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Indeed, my twitter stream was filled with people stating that Xbox LIVE should equally ban the star of David, the Christian cross, and yes I am not kidding, the infinity symbol because under various niche interpretations of those symbols, they are as evil as the swastika symbol and I should apply ethical relativism to all symbols on Xbox LIVE to respect all viewpoints because of the United States First Amendment.
Since when is the KKK's use of the Christian cross a "niche interpretation"?
Such materials, especially in ultra-low gravity environments (so preventing the collapse of complicated micro-strucutres), are incredibly black, making the comet harder to see than a black cat in a coal cellar. At night with no torch.
How much more black could they be?
Only sometimes?
The smartest money's on the Gohan processor; Cell killed Goku.
I think hotmail ate it. Can you resend it to raxx@netscape.net? Thanks!
You can send one over to linnorm(at)hotmail(dot)com
Send them this way. I'm sure there's plenty of people here (including me!) who'd love to have one.
Guess who's in the telecom biz now? Yep, Verisign. Any carrier that can't get their own system up and running will be looking for someone to outsource it to, and Verisign will be right there to take their cash.
When I applied for a job at Sprint PCS their fine print made it clear (I asked to be sure.) that if the background check people f'ed up they were not responsible. So remember: ALWAYS READ THE FINE PRINT!