Or wait until the iPad Air 3 comes out, and get one of those.
My sources tell me the iPad Air 9 will be even better, with more RAM and a faster processor. I mean, as long as he's going to have to wait, why not wait until something really good comes out?
No they weren't. In fact, the country got its current name 'Iran' during WWII, when the ruling monarchy tried to ally w/ the Nazis - using the name for Aryan to signify solidarity w/ the Nazis claim of being the sole Aryans, and a British intervention in time managed to pre-empt the Soviets.
No, they just thought it would be nice not to have their First Amendment rights infringed
You mean the First Amendment as it was interpreted before Citizens United or the First Amendment as it has been interpreted since Citizens United? Because they're not the same thing.
He is the only candidate who can speak in front of cameras and microphones without a teleprompter
In a debate, Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton or Joe Biden would eat Donald Trump's lunch.
There are no teleprompters on a presidential debate. Also, it won't be just a bunch of Fox News goofballs like the GOP debate.
If Donald Trump were to get the GOP nomination, he would not carry a single state in the general election. Not one. People get a kick out of someone who they think is making the libruls mad, when in fact, he's just making them laugh.
The cruel joke about that, is that if the Crusades had succeeded, the Muslim folks there would have eventually had a liberal, tolerant government . . . instead of the feudal tribal oligarchy mess that they now have.
They did, until Europe (and then the US) started engaging in colonialism and exploitation.
Hell, Iran was the most liberal, pro-Western country in the Middle East until the CIA installed the Shah.
not that it's an aberration for a state to write you a check just because it has some valuable resources.
"The State" doesn't have any goddamn valuable resources. The people who live in the state have those resources. It's called "the commons".
Who owns the air over your head? Who owns the motherfucking light on a sunny day? If the state you live in has oil, on public lands then it belongs to the citizens of that state.
The funny thing is that the stories about a supposed supreme being put me in mind of the song "Big Rock Candy Mountain", because that captures intentionally something fundamental which is in a lot of those other stories. The song is about a hobo's paradise. In that version of paradise, nothing has really changed, except that everything individually is better: the hobo in question doesn't even stop getting bitten by bulldogs, it's just that in paradise they have rubber teeth. I like the song because I think it really captures how people think and dream. But because it focusses on a hobo, it's more obviously and intentionally absurd.
I never considered the religious implications of that song. Thanks for giving me that, friend.
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I think you may be misremembering.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/po...
http://www.theguardian.com/wor...
http://www.businessinsider.com...
But people can watch for themselves. That's the beauty of the Internet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
So, you're unaware of Abraham Lincoln's predilection for socialist statements? Why am I not surprised?
http://www.brainyquote.com/quo...
http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu...
The guy said he didn't want to have to spend $300-400 for a new tablet (much less the $600 that a top-end iPad Air 3 will cost.
Read the summary before you post, okay?
http://www.rollingstone.com/po...
My sources tell me the iPad Air 9 will be even better, with more RAM and a faster processor. I mean, as long as he's going to have to wait, why not wait until something really good comes out?
Germany is considered part of "the West".
Yes, but the way we stop GOP voters from voting for Ben Carson is just before the election we tell the GOP base that he's, you know, b-l-a-c-k.
Do you have any idea how Donald Trump feels about pledges?
You know, like pledges to pay back money he borrowed?
You mean the First Amendment as it was interpreted before Citizens United or the First Amendment as it has been interpreted since Citizens United? Because they're not the same thing.
Isn't it interesting that both McCain and Feingold had their planes shot down. In the case of Feingold, it was fatal.
He's hacking the election, not human nature.
Then we pop the champagne and watch the GOP tears fall.
Yeah, but the Republicans have their own Ralph Nader/Ross Perot in 2016. His name is Donald Trump.
In a debate, Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton or Joe Biden would eat Donald Trump's lunch.
There are no teleprompters on a presidential debate. Also, it won't be just a bunch of Fox News goofballs like the GOP debate.
If Donald Trump were to get the GOP nomination, he would not carry a single state in the general election. Not one. People get a kick out of someone who they think is making the libruls mad, when in fact, he's just making them laugh.
As you say, it's a tradeoff. And it's one I'm just not willing to make.
They did, until Europe (and then the US) started engaging in colonialism and exploitation.
Hell, Iran was the most liberal, pro-Western country in the Middle East until the CIA installed the Shah.
Not the way it's done these days. No sir.
While you're at it, you might want to do a quick search for "The Crusades".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I never said I was smarter, better-off or superior to anyone who does.
But I do happen to be smarter, better-off and superior to you.
As Abraham Lincoln said, "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need".
Or in the vernacular, "If you need to pull the biggest load, hitch up the strongest horses".
As a matter of principle, I do my best to avoid any products that are said to be part of some corporate "ecosystem".
"The State" doesn't have any goddamn valuable resources. The people who live in the state have those resources. It's called "the commons".
Who owns the air over your head? Who owns the motherfucking light on a sunny day? If the state you live in has oil, on public lands then it belongs to the citizens of that state.
No, he's not right. CO2 emissions aren't down because of the switch to natural gas. They're down because of the recession.
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/...
I never considered the religious implications of that song. Thanks for giving me that, friend.
No difference.