You still have the right.

You just need to decide to not be a Verizon customer.

Won't happen. Because he is falling straight toward the planet he will not bounce. Pick up enough speed and the g-force of the deceleration will kill him if the fireball of friction does not.

I doubt that you are correct here. At an the apogee of 205 miles I figure that from just the gravitational acceleration he is going to hit close to 5000 mph before friction starts slowing him at all. Rough figures.

It is all good dude.

Not everyone has the ability to learn after they think they already know something. I am sure you can still be useful as a burger flipper or a university professor.

Actually there were many founding fathers who thought slavery was a bad thing. It was at the time a difficult thing to fight. Slavery had been being done everywhere in the world since the dawn of man. The Jews were slaves to the Egyptians. The Romans built an empire from the efforts of millions of slaves. Even the tribes in Africa enslaved members of other tribes.

But I am sure that when you speak of slavery you only think of the harm done to blacks in the US. Other kinds of slavery were different, Right? Try to remember for a second that those founding fathers created something that was much better than anything that came before it.

They were well off. They had money and power. They risked it all. No one knew if the revolution could be won. The British were all powerful at the time. They risked their wealth, their power, their lives and the lives or their families by becoming Traitors. Had the revolution failed they would have been hung as traitors. Their families would have been lucky to get off with only having all of their lands and possessions taken.

They were brave and they risked much more than you or I can imagine doing. You go ahead though and sit there with your awesome knowledge of all things and point out what pieces of crap they are and how you would have done it soo much better.

You are so good at this debating thing. There is no possible way to lose using logic like yours.

So the argument goes like this ... "You would be willing to pay a fucktard $15/hr to flip burgers too if the government was holding a gun to your head!"

Did I do that right?

I think I am adding the extra "m" to his name to explain the "Massive" failure that he is as an editor. I will have to watch for that.

Thanks

No. It requires that the customer should not take such claims seriously. There is no lower limit to human intelligence.

Timmothy has been around far too long here to be expected to do his job.

It should not.

So you are saying that the aspect ratio seems to you to be a more productive 3:4 rather than the older standard of 4:3?

:)

Last time I but my head against this wall.

You do not want to restrict what the companies can collect as long as the do it honestly. Restricting what companies can collect honestly only serves to reduce what the can offer and increase the costs of offering it.

Restrictions should be enforced upon what the government can compel or even ask of private companies. restriction of government power in this area protects people and their freedoms. Being protected from your own choices has not the same level of importance as protection of our freedoms.

So you have never used a computer other than a Mac. Right?

Because every PC I have ever owned supports dual booting. Dual Boot support does not lie in the hardware but in the bootloader. I have multiple machines right now that will boot in to 2 or 3 and one even has 4 operating systems installed.

Long and Short is this. You have so little knowledge of computers that your opinion is useless.

The problem there is the Government. What people choose to give to a private company is their business. Smart or not. What the government can compel others to divulge is a problem.

I am not asking for an new amendment just that I have no worries about what a private company knows about me.

And we do have the power to fix it. As a people though Americans have become lazy and spoiled and will give up the freedoms that were paid for in blood for convenience.