Comment Re:I want a ride on that rocket (Score 1) 316
First we need to develop time travel technology that lets you go back in time.
First we need to develop time travel technology that lets you go back in time.
10%? Are you suggesting that Slashdot has a population of homosexuals that exceeds the general population ratio of 1.6-3%? Additionally, are you suggesting that this higher than average population of Slashdot users are all seeking to get married?
Corsica is the common source of troublesome political figures with French ties.
Exiling is best done using Elba Island or St. Helena.
You can ask that guy I quoted but condoms do serve more purposes than just protecting from STDs.
Really, your post gives the impression that you don't know much about how sexual relations work.
If you know someone is clean, you don't need to be dealing with condoms in the first place.
I still believe the worst SCOTUS decision was Wickard v. Filburn.
Wickard vs Filburn.
There ya go.
I could not find a colonist to ask. There appears to have been a 100% fatality rate among colonists of the New World.
It's organic, non-GMO, gluten free, free range EM.
The width of one's vocal range is meaningful only to answer the question on whether one can sing a particular piece of music. Beyond that it's relatively pointless.
It's a money thing. They've been remaking FF games with better graphics for a couple years now but they had been targeting the earlier games that didn't get as wide of a release or had the same presence. FF7 would be a more expensive remake than a game like FF3 or FF4 and you're going to need capital for that. SE was in a bad way for cash after the FF14 fiasco but Yoshida managed to turn that around with Realm Reborn and with Heavensward it looks like SE is going to have a reliable cash flow for a good amount of time. That's going to make a higher cost/risk remake like FF7 a lot easier to pursue.
Still, I wish FF6 would get a remake.
Bethesda is that abusive husband that the wife always keeps going back to.
Didn't you hear? We're going to a moon of an asteroid now.
Only if space madness is a factor and Bruce Willis leads the team. Otherwise we're proper fucked.
They knew about the effects of stress on soldiers who flew on combat missions into a combat zone and returned to a safe place after each mission. There's plenty of evidence for this if you look psychological assessments of the US Eight Air Force back in WW2. It looks like the lesson they drew from those experiences was that it was the exposure to combat that was the culprit and not necessarily stresses caused by participating in combat.
What needs to be identified is whether the primary contributor to stress is being able to go home each day or simply being able to go to safety after the mission. If it's the latter, which I'd be more inclined to suspect, then restricting the guys to base isn't going to help the problem and in fact may make the problem worse since the comforts they were once provided are no longer available.
You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred. -- Superchicken
