Comment Re:"Fully Half Doubt the Big Bang"? (Score 1) 600
Now we are at 13.77B, the next may narrow it down to a date and time...
I think we can be reasonably sure it was a Monday.
Now we are at 13.77B, the next may narrow it down to a date and time...
I think we can be reasonably sure it was a Monday.
99% of the time that I'm flying a plane, I'm more than a mile from anything else in the sky and at least 1000 feet from anything on the ground.
99% of the time that I'm driving a car, I'm within 50 feet of another car and less than 10 feet from something else I can hit. And my car's not going all that much slower than a Cessna.
It's that other 1 percent you have to worry about.
When a citation is requested and provided, the proper counter-argument is not to ridicule the source of the citations
If the "citation" here had any intellectual integrity, you would be right. The Daily Caller does not.
Every time I hear Americans talking about the "freest country in the world", I compare my school days with what I hear about school days of American children, and I don't know whether to laugh or to cry.
Option C: Move to Canada. Or Germany, maybe.
Daily Caller? Hahahaha
Oh, wait, you were serious? Let me laugh louder!
Pick up HDDs locally and burn them in so that you aren't stuck paying return shipping for the DOA ones.
I'm pretty sure you don't pay shipping on RMAs.
Willing to take that gamble?
What gamble? Just outsource it to BP and everything should be fine.
I love how I am suposta bend over backwards and make everyone's lives better, but yet I dont see it happening for me
You don't have to "bend over backwards" to make other people's lives better. The cost to pay fast food workers a living wage works out to less than 50 per combo meal; is that "bending over backwards"?
What we as a nation have to realize is that if we took the resources we currently put into killing people halfway across the world and focused instead on improving the lives of our own citizens, we'd be far better off.
I'm sorry if anyone is offended
And that's how we know for a fact you're Canadian.
Seriously, though, don't apologize if your statements of fact offend people. American (corporate) values are bullshit, and we've seen example after example of how they do cause harm to the American middle class. And yet we, as a nation, continue to let ourselves be distracted by "horrible" health care website rollouts and the like.
Because of this, one of my long-term goals is to move out of the United States. American hegemony is going to end, and while I'd love to see the United States gradually settle into national maturity, I fear what's coming is far more violent.
He has not acquired a fortune; the fortune has acquired him. -- Bion
