haha. Yeah, marketing is a big part of the reason too.

CS degree definitely counts as engineering (for employability, at least until SE accreditation is taken seriously.) RN is a professional degree.

13% of Americans are called the "working poor." These are often single parent retail workers who need to work several jobs in order to survive. When people talk about poor people who do not have the time or energy to prepare meals, we are talking about these people. We are not talking about your family.

Since subtlety is obviously lost on someone with your vast intellect, let me be clear: you are a terrible person and you have no idea what you are talking about.

This advice works great right up until the new grads reduce the clearing wage in [x] fad trade/technical diploma. This is what happened to make english and biology "bullshit degrees" after all.

Why discriminate though? Every undergraduate degree is bullshit. Outside of Engineering and BFA you aren't going to get hired to do anything close to what you actually studied unless you either have a strong jaw or a rich dad.

A part of the reason these meals are so unhealthy is that they are deficient in certain nutrients our bodies require in order to regulate food intake. Lean Cuisine is better for you than Hungry-Man, sure, but a .22 to the head is healthier for you than a rifled slug.

Yes, that's right. The alternative to my thesis, of course, is that poor, obese people must simply be too lazy to want to be rich and athletic.

We are saying the same things, but I don't think you understand what it means.

Actually I'm pretty sure Rakishi meant to make a classist diatribe that calls lazy people too stupid to use refrigerators and microwaves.

Guess I wasn't paying enough attention!

This is precisely the issue. Prepared frozen microwaveable meals are attractive to people with a low SES because they store longer (less time spent shopping) and they take less time to prepare. Those meals are also among the most unhealthy things you will find in a grocery store.

Yeah. All for the opportunity cost of one of those parents being at home to cook three square meals a day.

Yeah, it's because we use a simple plurality. The Conservatives took a majority government in the last election because the left was split between the Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party. If we had run-off voting we would probably have had an NDP minority government.

It is kind of a mixed blessing because, while run-off voting more accurately represents the wishes of the public, Jack Layton was really the only person holding the NDP together and he ran knowing he had terminal cancer.

"No True Scotsman," etc.

40% of us think the Conservative Party is legitimate. You don't have to like them, but it's a huge mistake to pretend their supporters aren't "Canadian" enough.

As far as I'm concerned, this Googlighting video is absolutely correct. The problem is that it's not just a criticism of Google.

You can't blame a company for changing or discontinuing its products. Companies have to do what will make them money, and the fact that these decisions are applied unilaterally is a basic [dis]advantage of SaaS. Google is really no worse than Microsoft, Salesforce, Intuit, or any other vendor - their product catalogue is just diverse enough for these issues to pop.

There is no jailbait forum. There never was. It's just slander from mincing pedophiles.

"I can't see it, so it must be kiddie porn!"

I guess maybe SA charges $10 to keep people like you out? Thanks, Pedo-AC, for proving once again that the best communities are gated communities.

Well, she's not an Albertan, so she probably can't afford to travel anywhere.