Comment Re:Sauced in the Saucer (Score 1) 196
You miserable anti-Rudolphians!
You miserable anti-Rudolphians!
I already patented the business process of salting applications thanks to a slack examiner. Pay up!
You Kant be serious!
Sure, we'll do all your preacher daughters and all green space babes encountered.
The Creation Museum was founded by an Australian.
The USA tends to attract nuts from other countries, including Rupert Murdoch and Ted Cruz. It's not about where they come from, but having a place that nurtures and expands such nuttiness.
Too bad on the subscriptions.
It's also neat that you just let them have the address. Let's hope they remember you when they become world famous.
I also have a few names that i want to use but am too lazy to. Maybe we can get another site: LDNHA (Lazy Domain Name Holders Anonymous). Um, and is HTM really a tag?
No, that's Michael Jackson you are thinking of.
I'm still waiting for them to take Lady Gaga and Justin Beiber back.
Why would any intelligent creature want anything to do with us?
because we have Elvis and Beethoven, and they don't.
No, they'd outsource that work to engineered squids.
The existing UFO sightings are consistent with an advanced civilization who observe us, perhaps even tinker with us, but generally stay out of sight. The "high" ones may be the numskulls who crash in New Mexico deserts.
advanced civilizations are more likely to spend their time getting high
That's boring; give them tentacles instead. Is there a TENTACLE chip?
I'm glad I learned ventriloquism as a kid.
Who said that?
Why didn't Slashdot editors use the HAL eye icon (eyecon?) instead of the lock? I'm disappointed and will increase my trolling 35% in protest.
They should take Economic Bubbles 101. In the past whenever there was a spike in CS enrollment, a bubble burst. We had the vid game bubble in the early 80's leading to the "ET cartridge landfill", the AI bubble that popped at the start of the general '91 recession (unemployed Lisp programmers are a scary lot), and then the Dot Com bubble.
Memory fault - where am I?