Comment Books are special. (Score 1) 211
because you have values other than just capitalism.
Some of us don't assign much value to Capitalism. YMMV.
because you have values other than just capitalism.
Some of us don't assign much value to Capitalism. YMMV.
I don't have cynical distrust, I have cynical disdain. I believe incompetence explains more of the problems that we have than actual malignant evil. That's not to say that Human Society and the Entire World is not being ruined by them, but its only a very few doing the real harm.
I can wait.
I don't think I've tried IE since 2009; I've heard it works now, don't care, done with the abuse.
Think in Russian.
That was for the movie; I did not rtfa, but it would be odd to expect German pilots to think in Po-Russki.
This is something musicians and videographers have had to deal with for over a decade now...
No, its not.
Actually, this is more like what the Supermarkets have done to the Farmers, but it is Criminal- legal or not. Fuck Amazon.
If this is legal, well, we don't really expect much good out of our Fearless Leaders nowadays, do we. I don't condone these sort of tactics, and I, for one, will eschew Amazon for any of my numerous online purchases.
AC is George Babbit from Zenith, Winnemac.
Evil Corporation wants boycott.
Buy the hammer at your local store.
Plus five insightful. Mechanical control is difficult but effective, The canes grow, then the next year they fruit, and the next year they die. It makes a hell of a mess, and gets harder to clear as time goes by, burying, then killing anything else in the area. Like Kudzu. Spraying Glyphosate is an ugly, but popular option. I favor the Flamethrower.
Kudzu is edible.
They are the Africanized Bees of the Rubus World. -The nastiest thorns, crowding out the friendlier native species, but the fruits are larger and more numerous.
Better than Hedera by far, but not really welcome in a balanced environment.
I have trouble clearing Himalayan Blackberries because of folks that seem to think they can't get enough fruit from the massive patch on the other side of the fence. Fools.
I never saw the test, but in Oregon, employees have to take a class and be certified to work in restaurants.
I like to think that hand-washing is part of the curriculum.
What the hell else are they supposed to do with acres and acres of servers?
Anyone can make an omelet with eggs. The trick is to make one with none.
