or a great ape in disguise.
I don't know about you, but I would probably read the shit out of Thor becoming a great ape in disguise...
Son of the Bride of the Revenge of the Return to the Battle Underneath the Planet of the Super-Apes?
Except wasn't the original mortal wielding Thor's hammer actually Thor himself after Odin got done pranking him?
...although I don't claim to know the heart of mind of the cartoonist and am not accusing them of anything, is that the phrase "Global Elite Bankers" immediately sets me to looking around for someone with a copy of "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion" who doesn't know, or refuses to believe, that it was a hoax.
Which of these two lakes controls more water?
Instantaneously, or over a specified period of time?
"Top earners" only equals "People that work for their money" if you expand the definition of "work" to include "got born to rich parents and inherited lots of stocks and bonds and all the right social connections".
Being born on 3rd base does not make you one of the the all-time best hitters even if you do wind up crossing home plate.
"...a movement that oppresses the common man..."
...that hard drives never gave any trouble until Obama was elected.
...now that they've been told that they're not what they said they were, but actually a cable company, Aereo is looking to stay in business by paying the same money per channel to the broadcasters (who were happy about the ruling right up to this point) as the actual cable companies do, and the broadcasters are having a cow and claiming Aereo isn't a cable company.
why would anyone rent two apartments in the same city?
Wife/mistress/'50s movie plot line
or Family/Place to do kinky stuff they don't know about
Did anyone ever prove that there were Communists in the State Department in the large and ever-changing numbers Tailgunner Joe claimed?
I could claim that everyone working in the Swiss patent office in the first decade of the 20th Century was a genius, and Jewish, but it wouldn't automatically be true just because Einstein worked there.
"To drive from our inner city urban area to our suburbs takes 15 seconds, sometimes 30 if you hit a light."
Seconds? Not minutes?
We aren't even big enough to have an inner city urban area and it takes 15 to 30 minutes to go across town.
Back in the day before the digital conversion, when analog TV channels were actually on the channel number by which they called themselves, Channel 2 started at 54MHz, and Channel 83 had an upper edge of 890MHz.
A channel 2 signal would wrap around a pine tree in the line of sight from transmitter to receiving antenna and keep going, but said tree would stop Channel 83 stone cold dead.
(It's kind of like how you can run both channels into a single sub-woofer because those frequencies are so non-directional, but tweeters have to be designed for wide dispersion if you're going to be able to hear all of both the left and right speakers without having to be pinned to one exact spot, because the higher you go in frequency the more directional a waveform is.)
...are the ones who can't agree with themselves as to how many lights there are.
No, man, it was his mom swallowed the dictionary when she was pregnant with him/her.
They probably start with students because in the beginning they aren't testing the subjects, they're testing the test, trying to make sure there are no unanticipated bugs.
Make sure your code does nothing gracefully.
