We *should* fix the cause of the problem rather than going after the symptoms, but unfortunately there's too much (political) debate about whether either the cause or the symptoms even exist to be able to do anything about it. Sad but true.

I had to try it to remember, too! It's muscle memory now, not something I think about when I do it.

How many O's are in WHOOOSH

BTW when your buddy flies with you, they can split the cost with you -- as long as they are flying with you and they are not commissioning the flight itself.

It's not about the $50, it's about the fact that you're working "for hire" as as such are required to have a specific level of training and upkeep. Similar to going to your friends house for dinner vs. your friend opening a restaurant from their home. The latter requires periodic health inspections, for example.

Statistically speaking, how likely is it that I will be enlightened?

His shotgun also spreads pellets throughout the sky with no idea where they might land -- might be OK if he lives in a rural area, but it's going to cause more problems than it solves in any populated area.

FYI, CTRL-SHIFT-END will select the rest of the document, not the rest of the line -- unless the rest of the line also happens to be the rest of the document.

I immediately went to the image of Costco from Idiocracy.

Government censorship should not be tolerated. What Facebook is doing is private censorship, and is certainly tolerated all over the world. You can go post pictures of Muhammad in Turkey if you like. You can even post them on other websites that are visible in Turkey. You just can't use Facebook to do it.

300$ fee if you drive in 3 feet of snow!!! GEEE! Hope these guys never go up north.

Well, these cities can spend billions preparing for something that happens one or two days out of a year, or the city can just close for those one or two days and everyone gets some extra time off. Which of those two seems more reasonable? I know many Americans lack perspective, but you're not exactly making a good case for Canadians here, either.

.. but I found this useful. At least I can see what salary averages are in my area so that I know where I stand. If I'm looking for work, this knowledge puts me in a better position. The year over year increases (and decreases in some previous years) aren't that surprising to me, they tend to follow the economy.

Yes, I get that this is a dice slashvertisement, but I appreciate it anyway.

Ironically, nonsence is nonsense.

What makes you think that he made such a comparison? schwit1 makes the comparison in his summary...

Um... you answered your own question right there. Nobody mentioned the article and the GP specifically quoted the summary.

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