A lot of people can learn from you CS Guy... That's what I'm always telling people! But they just don't listen. Well, once my master plan comes to fruition they will have to listen! Then we will see who's laughing behind whose back!
Personally, I think he looks better in that pic than he does in most. The wrap around his head makes you look at his face while covering his giant head, and his smile actually looks genuine. True. First thing I thought was, "That's the best picture I've seen of him."
Ta hell wid em. I thought Peter was funny at first, but he got real old real fast. Now I just ignore his ravings and the platitudes that his supporters pile upon him. I will say that I've lost a lot of respect for those people that should know better but continue to encourage him. But all that means is there are fewer people whose articles I bother to read.
No I don't, no I don't, and no I don't......enough said. Well of course I wasn't talking about YOU! It's those other women. The ones you don't like. You know the ones.
Libertarian? The defintion I've stolen and found works well for libertarians is "A republican on pot." Then perhaps that is why you
I have to agree with cita on his list. I would also add: Angelina Jolie Uma Thurman Pamela Anderson Anna Nichole Smith Ouch...that's harsh, but it begs the question, just who do you find attractive? I was absolutely smitten with Kate Beckinsale in Cold Comfort Farm .
You can get rid of a lot of compilation errors by using the -version option.
If you show us your code we can help you. There are a number of experienced coders on JU.
This is a good distinction to make. I have always had a lot of respect for faith, and very little for religion. I've known many people who have inherited their religion. A person is a mormon because her parents are. A person is a southern baptist because his parents are. A person is an athiest because her parents are. Faith, on the other hand, requires contemplation. It is not something that can be given to you, but rather you must find your way
However, do they vote without fully knowing what they're voting for? I think often they do. I think most Americans do -- we're grossly uneducated about politics in this country and even more apathetic. The electoral college is less of a problem than ignorance and apathy. Propaganda only compounds the issue.
What quality of person can you get to fill such a position months before a national election? Surely anyone qualified for the job would be hesitant to take a major position like this knowing that they may be out of a job soon. I think waiting until after the election is a prudent move. I don't think anyone accepting the position now, before the election and before the position has been thoroughly vetted and described, would be the right person for t
A couple from Minneapolis decided to go to Florida for a long weekend to thaw out during one particularly icy winter. They planned to stay at the very same hotel where they spent their honeymoon 20 years ago. Because both had jobs they found it difficult coordinating their travel schedules. It was decided that the husband would fly to Florida on a Thursday,
What's the remaining problem here? The campaign contributions of CEOs of companies that heavily outsource jobs.
I live in Orlando a campaign battlefield where I-4 divides the more liberal Southern part of the state with the more conservative Northern part. Interesting. I was not aware of this divide. A few years ago I nearly moved to Melbourne, which has a good deal of defense contracting. I wonder whether it falls
The Tampa City Council has a habit of starting each meeting with an invocation. But this tradition caused half of the council to walk out Thursday when Michael Harvey stepped up to the bat for a turn at inspiring the council to acts of wisdom. In fact, Councilman Kevin White called for a vote to either replace Harvey as the speaker or to skip the invocation altogeth
Well, you've even said that you can't please everybody, but if you can please the majority than you're doing good. I honestly don't see my asking for moments of silence and pledge to the american flag as asking for too much. the problem is that having "under God" in the pledge is a divisive condition, while
“Belladonna: In Italian, a beautiful lady; in English a deadly poison.” Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914) - The Devil's Dictionary, 1911
If they don't like the word and don't want to put up with it then I guess they can go ahead and raise some hell, if it makes them feel better.....just don't nag our asses off all day....complaining.... So they can "raise some hell" just as long as they don't complain. I really don't think you know what you
First off, Teresa Heinz Kerry does not "own the Heinz Corporation" — she has no involvement whatsoever with the management or operations of the H.J. Heinz Company, nor does she own anything close to a controlling interest of the company's stock... Balko never says they control anything. He asks if they wou
Any Christians that I know don't get offended by the words: Zeus, Budda, Allah, etc., ec Christians aren't asked to pledge allegiance to a nation "under" Zeus. Christian's money doesn't contain the phrase "In Zeus We Trust". <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="mb-Bo
I think it is idiotic to try to change the constitution, Hmm... I guess all those ammendments are idiotic.
I would be willing to bet that most overseas Heinz factories are much like most overseas GM plants, sure they don't employ Americans, and aren't built in American territory, but they also don't sell to americans, they sell to the local markets. That is most likely, I think. And if that is the case then that
“The President has kept all of the promises he intended to keep.” George Stephanopolous , Clinton's aide speaking on Larry King Live
Lately here in Colorado we've been having some scetchy weather. We've been in a drought for 11 years, and we are supposed to get over 300 sunny days a year, but the last three weeks we've had cloudy and rainy weather. This is a good thing, since like I said we've been in a drought. But it can put a dampener on some weekend activities. Well, this morning
In my book, when a girl says "no" I take her at her word. If she wants to play stupid little games then she is not the girl for me.
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