Comment: Re:Kleptomania is a mental disease (Score 1) 534
Unless you don't intend to keep the promise..... Wait... that's politicians - nevermind.
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Unless you don't intend to keep the promise..... Wait... that's politicians - nevermind.
Annnnnnnd usually much lower shelf life.
Not in my experience - in fact, exactly the opposite.
While a valid aspect of organic farming, you miss one of the key reasons many choose to go organic - food quality.
While it's possible using "conventional" farming methods to get a lot of yield, what is the nutritional value of the yield - what about the flavor?
Try this when you have some time - get some tomatos from your local grocery store - then get some from a local organic grower. My personal experience is that the grocery store tomatos remind me of eating water balloons while organic tomatos are an explosion of flavor. I haven't done the research to prove this, but I would be willing to believe that the nutritional value of the store bought tomatos is very low when compared to organically grown tomatos.
I don't buy tomatos from the store - 10 plants in my garden supply all that I need and more.
Yeah, I have a suggestion... Learn to use linux properly.
Thank Budda someone said it!
7 characters alpha - that's terrible. Bruteforce can find that in seconds, no dictionary needed.
That's a problem though. If the brake is the throttle override, then what is the brake override?
The obvious solution is to have 2 throttles, and 2 brake pedals. So you can have a brake override throttle, and a brake override throttle override brake.... Maybe they could put them on the passengers side. While they're at it, they may as well include a steering override on the passengers side too. Throw in some turn-signal overrides, wiper overrides, headlight overrides, hazard overrides.....
And just so we can throw another beauracracy into the mix - the whole system can be certified by the FAA.
I call second seat!
Once, in an interview, I went through a marathon process of several managers and supervisors.
My last interview was with Ana (...sigh...) - quite possibly the hottest woman I've ever known - if not ever seen. The interview went normally (for me - blatant truth has always been the best course of action for me) - and when it was apparently over I was asked "Do you have any questions for me?"
Perhaps that was the wrong question to ask a person who had only recently got over the agony that is divorce. I answered with the most pressing question on my mind - "Would you like to go out to dinner?"
Unfortunately, she wasn't wearing her wedding ring that day, or I wouldn't have asked (really, that's just tacky). After a very hot blush, she explained her marital status and I became a little embarrassed. She said she was flattered...
That job was great for a little over a year until the company moved to Korea and I moved to Texas. Ana's assistant Christina was quite possibly the second hottest women I've ever known - or seen. The scenery was incredible!
yaaaaay
The sweat, blood and tears of overworked Chinese college interns isn't cheap you know.
Uh...yes it is.
It might bother you more to think that the gloves they've been using all day on other peoples junk is now about to rub on your junk.
The gloves are there to protect the TSA personnel, not you.
Oh, I get it!! "The BEACH goes on", huh, SONNY??