I saw it, went to buy it, and realized that I wouldn't play it. It's an amazing game, I'm sure, but I just don't have the hours needed to actually enjoy it. Maybe at the next sale?
Sounds amazing. Too good to be true. So it probably is. :( Hope I'm wrong on that. Also, posting here now puts this on my replies so I won't lose it.
Pick an area, rent, and stay ready to move. There are jobs everywhere, or there aren't jobs everywhere. So where you go isn't determined by the job - the job is determined by where you go!
They had already hired liquidation experts to run the company - it was going regardless of the concessions. What they were looking to do is get the salaries and pensions changed so that their assets would look better in a sale. The savings from the previous payroll cuts were not used to reinvest into new equipment. Why would it be this time? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
People who give monthly get extra benefits. Therefore, in order to have the COMPLETE experience, you need to give a lot of money up front and then money every month. Some people will do that. Therefore, they have created a new and twisted way to have a subscription fee even before the product is available in order to get some sort of in game benefit, like a new hat or something.
Also, you're assuming that the tax increase is on the income taxes and not within employer-matched payroll taxes.
You're looking at profits instead of return on investment, which is what people with that kind of money look at. What's 200k to them? They want a percentage return!
Pay every month for a game you don't get to play yet! Awesome! It always astounds me how people can come up with brand new ways to take our money!
Wish I had time to play this sort of game, I would have jumped on it.
Well, I complain, because they tripled the salaries of the upper management and still didn't attract any sort of talent, and they had to hire people as advisors to run the company as well, at the same time as they were cutting the salaries of the union workers. Spending on crappy upper management is not going to help a company. Spending and getting good upper management can save a company. Hostess is an example of the former.
Do the dinosaurs get guns?
Do you play a human, or a dinosaur?
Yeah, I probably won't go. Then again, the world probably won't end, and I'll see it on DVD.
[quote who="Anthony R" reply="11" id="3278015"]Quoting Tova7, reply 10I just threw up a little in my mouth... they may even have pictures and video of the relations![/quote] They're saving that to release should someone in the government screw up again.
December 14th. :D
$5 for a start button that should have shipped with Windows 8. Maybe. $10? No way.
I don't. I am shamed. Uncheck this box if you are not shamed:
She's more of a trashy hobag advertising herself on the radio and on TV. This song is ridiculous and meaningless. Her personality shines through on The Voice, at least when she's not performing, and she seems like a normal person, but I wish she would bring that to her songs more than singing about being a slut.
Just remember to get out and watch The Hobbit in the first week it's out.
Also, no books were put into the Bible without being able to trace the author back to an apostle or a close associate of an apostle.
General creation account, specific creation account. Give me a break.
Corruptible but through the power of God. God works through people. I believe God worked through his people to keep the Bible the way it's supposed to be. Genesis 1 and 2 have no contradictions - but we shouldn't talk about that, because you won't understand what I'm saying when I try to tell you what you are misinterpretting. Matthew (the tax collector) wrote Matthew, John Mark wrote Mark, Dr. Luke wrote Luke (he traveled with Paul and did
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[quote who="Uvah" reply="22" id="3276816"]Win 8 is nothing more than a test bed. Same as Vista with all the bloat. What works they'll keep...what doesn't goes to the the shit can. Win 9 will probably have the best of both 7 & 8. IMO[/quote] That would be the best thing for them.
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Microsoft screwed up. They made a drastic difference to their OS without a way to go back to the way it was. The proper way to implement this would have been a dual-implementation and then gauge interest over whether customers like your 'new' setup. Improvements to the background are great. Deciding the best way to use a computer for me? Not great.
Well, given that the argument has been made to me elsewhere that speciation has been observed yet Lula claims that speciation doesn't happen, I was hoping you would 'bring the science' on her and show her where that speciation happened. I don't know the background of these observations, but I thought you might be able to point me in the right direction to find out about them. As for believing the whole Bible is true: We know who wrote it. The me