We've finally reached the point where progressives are actually citing feminist studies as citable science. At this point one can no longer deny that progressivism is simply a religious movement that cannot get over its dogma.
Here's another study you can try to pretend isn't "citable science" because you don't like the way it portrays you.
I guess, all things considering, and in comparison to the big, wet dotard in the White House today, George H.W. Bush wasn't so bad, for a war criminal.
I hope that at some point he sought some peace in his later years, maybe with his spiritual adviser of choice. He was awfully lucky not to die in prison or the Hague. He's also lucky to die at a time when he can benefit from the comparison. It reminds people that there was a time when even a bad president could commit crimes but still do a few decent things and be able to speak without showing himself to be a gibbering idiot or humiliate the entire country with treason and corruption.
How are all the ORANGE MAN BAD!!!! idjits going to respond to this?
Idiot or not, you have to admit, the Orange Man is pretty fucking bad. Historically bad. All-time bad. The kind of bad that will be the stuff of jokes for decades upon decades to come.
Here, check out this video of Vlad Putin and the butcher prince from Saudi Arabia dapping each other up at their good fortune at installing such a weak dog as president of the United States.
The change in life expectancy is very small. I'd rather know about quality of life. How active are people in their later years? Is modern medicine making our lives better?
It very much depends upon where you are located. If you're in West Virginia, your later years are getting much worse. If you're in California, especially the Central Coast, your later years are great.
DJ Khaled getting busted for cryptocurrency is one of those stories that we'll look back on someday and laugh. I mean, it's probably not a laughing matter for DJ Khaled, but it's pretty funny and really a slice of life in 2018.
But Ludacris' verse on that DJ Khaled song is fire. It's one for the ages.
Ludacris goin' in on the verse Cause I never been defeated and I won't stop now Keep your hands up get 'em in the sky for the homies That didn't make it and the folks locked down I never went no where But they saying Luda's back Blame it on that Conjure The hood call it Luda-Yac And I'm on this foolish track, so I spit my foolish flow My hands go up and down like strippers booty's go My verses still be serving, tight like a million virgins Last time on a Khaled remix, now I'm on the original version Can't never count me out Y'all better count me in Got twenty bank accounts, accountants count me in Make millions every year, the south's champion Cause all I do, all I, all I, all I All I do is
I'm rather curious what would have been used as the next form of tie-breaking if rapid chess proved no better at establishing a victor.
If that happens, things start getting really interesting. They do play more rapid chess, but now one player gets 5 minutes on the clock and the other gets 4 minutes. If the one with 4 minutes can play to a draw, it's considered a win and that breaks the tie. This is known as "Armageddon". I'm not kidding.
Way back in the day before I lost my mind, I played competitive chess in ICF-sanctioned events, and those are still the rules.
Also, did you know that this was the first championship in history to have all the games in regulation-play drawn? By the way, the best coverage of this tournament was by Ben Tippett over at Deadspin.
LEGAL NOTICE: From now on, I will be posting the following quote whenever there is a discussion here on Slashdot about climate change or renewable energy:
"“They’re making a mistake because I have a gut and my gut tells me more sometimes than anybody else’s brain can ever tell me.”
That said, I'm yet to find what YouTube's one good show is...
It's the show where the plumber shows you how to unclog drains. That guy is a hoot.
Better still, check out Scotty Kilmer's channel. He's an old-school mechanic who fixes up old cars. This guys tips have helped me out more than once. Plus, he's lit up like he just drank a couple of quarts of espresso.
Not quite coverage everywhere. Where I'm located in central PA there's no T-Mobile or Sprint coverage worth while
I'm surprised. I spent time in State College last year and had no problem with Project Fi. Also, I drove straight across the state on I-80 and listened to Spotify the whole way on my Project Fi phone.
A very good wireless service. Great prices, coverage everywhere.
I've been using it since 2014 (I think) and I've got no complaints, except that sometimes on calls to certain Eastern European (Balkan) countries, there is like a 5-second delay, which makes it impossible to carry on a conversation. But usually if I just hang up and call again it works fine, and to be fair, it might have nothing to do with Google's service. Other than that, it's been the perfect service to me. Data is really cheap and you only pay for what you use, so often my monthly bill is less than I expected. I've moved a lot over the past few years and the coverage has been great in the Midwest, East Coast, Houston, and now California.
You can only pay by automatic pay, and there are only certain devices that will work with Project Fi. I started with a Nexus 5, which was a very good phone and then went to a Pixel, which is also a very good phone except I hate that fucking notch.
Good luck with that snowflake. There is no God to hear what you have to say.
No, there is a God and he hears the AC's prayers, but then basically says, "Fuck that asshole. Why would I do anything for that little prick? He can't even figure out how to make an account on goddamn Slashdot. Now will somebody please bring me a beer? Cold this time? What about you, Michael? You ain't got shit-else to do."
I am arguing that the REASONS for low credit are entirely different, and that is the entire difference between merely misguided capitalism and malicious tyranny.
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If someone is consistently a liar, you can always count on what they say.
Wake me up when they can 3D print a nice vegan sopressata that actually tastes like sopressata.
I hope they take away this bioengineer's Italian citizenship. He's making the rest of us look bad.
I am an old man, and even though I'm inclined to cynicism, I still believe most people are honest. And gullible, unfortunately.
I'll take the "offtopic" hit, but whenever I see a post about starlight, I believe this should be posted.
https://youtu.be/FhKJgqxNDD8
Here's another study you can try to pretend isn't "citable science" because you don't like the way it portrays you.
https://jamanetwork.com/journa...
I guess, all things considering, and in comparison to the big, wet dotard in the White House today, George H.W. Bush wasn't so bad, for a war criminal.
I hope that at some point he sought some peace in his later years, maybe with his spiritual adviser of choice. He was awfully lucky not to die in prison or the Hague. He's also lucky to die at a time when he can benefit from the comparison. It reminds people that there was a time when even a bad president could commit crimes but still do a few decent things and be able to speak without showing himself to be a gibbering idiot or humiliate the entire country with treason and corruption.
https://www.newsweek.com/trump...
Idiot or not, you have to admit, the Orange Man is pretty fucking bad. Historically bad. All-time bad. The kind of bad that will be the stuff of jokes for decades upon decades to come.
Here, check out this video of Vlad Putin and the butcher prince from Saudi Arabia dapping each other up at their good fortune at installing such a weak dog as president of the United States.
https://twitter.com/NBCNews/st...
That little bro-five says more about the Trump presidency than anything else.
I attach a loofah to an orbital sander. Gotta get that thing clean.
https://www.newsweek.com/trump...
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
It very much depends upon where you are located. If you're in West Virginia, your later years are getting much worse. If you're in California, especially the Central Coast, your later years are great.
I was being sarcastic.
The good news is the end appears to be coming, and with a quickness.
DJ Khaled getting busted for cryptocurrency is one of those stories that we'll look back on someday and laugh. I mean, it's probably not a laughing matter for DJ Khaled, but it's pretty funny and really a slice of life in 2018.
But Ludacris' verse on that DJ Khaled song is fire. It's one for the ages.
https://youtu.be/GGXzlRoNtHU
Since Project Fi goes over the T-Mobile network, and the Sprint network, and the Cellular One network, it has at least the same coverage as T-Mobile.
There's no throttling on Project Fi, and my monthly bill comes to $40. And there are no additional fees. The bill is the bill.
It was no great loss.
What is this "summary" that you speak of? And why weren't we told that there was going to be required reading?
If that happens, things start getting really interesting. They do play more rapid chess, but now one player gets 5 minutes on the clock and the other gets 4 minutes. If the one with 4 minutes can play to a draw, it's considered a win and that breaks the tie. This is known as "Armageddon". I'm not kidding.
Way back in the day before I lost my mind, I played competitive chess in ICF-sanctioned events, and those are still the rules.
Also, did you know that this was the first championship in history to have all the games in regulation-play drawn? By the way, the best coverage of this tournament was by Ben Tippett over at Deadspin.
https://deadspin.com/armageddo...
LEGAL NOTICE: From now on, I will be posting the following quote whenever there is a discussion here on Slashdot about climate change or renewable energy:
It's the show where the plumber shows you how to unclog drains. That guy is a hoot.
Better still, check out Scotty Kilmer's channel. He's an old-school mechanic who fixes up old cars. This guys tips have helped me out more than once. Plus, he's lit up like he just drank a couple of quarts of espresso.
https://youtu.be/9PUTfxrPIfA
I'm surprised. I spent time in State College last year and had no problem with Project Fi. Also, I drove straight across the state on I-80 and listened to Spotify the whole way on my Project Fi phone.
A very good wireless service. Great prices, coverage everywhere.
I've been using it since 2014 (I think) and I've got no complaints, except that sometimes on calls to certain Eastern European (Balkan) countries, there is like a 5-second delay, which makes it impossible to carry on a conversation. But usually if I just hang up and call again it works fine, and to be fair, it might have nothing to do with Google's service. Other than that, it's been the perfect service to me. Data is really cheap and you only pay for what you use, so often my monthly bill is less than I expected. I've moved a lot over the past few years and the coverage has been great in the Midwest, East Coast, Houston, and now California.
You can only pay by automatic pay, and there are only certain devices that will work with Project Fi. I started with a Nexus 5, which was a very good phone and then went to a Pixel, which is also a very good phone except I hate that fucking notch.
You guys, leave APK alone. He's harmless and there's absolutely no reason you should be mistreating him this way.
Have a little decency for the holidays at least. Let's see if we can all be a little more human to each other.
No, there is a God and he hears the AC's prayers, but then basically says, "Fuck that asshole. Why would I do anything for that little prick? He can't even figure out how to make an account on goddamn Slashdot. Now will somebody please bring me a beer? Cold this time? What about you, Michael? You ain't got shit-else to do."
I'm with you, brother.