What does 'bimbo' add to the discussion that wouldn't have been covered by, as just one possibility, the word 'idiot'?

I read AVFM and other MHRA sites daily, and even I have to wonder what your word choice brings to the discussion.

I know you are talking about Twilight, but if I recall correctly, in Anne Rice's Vampire novels, the really, really old vampires looked like (& were as hard as) alabaster statues until they moved.

That's very interesting & a good thing over all, but injured people are generally more fearful than dead ones.

And you just referred to them. That's a second source, so we have confirmation. Let's print it!

That's because those are more expensive and require a high level of skill to use.

3/4 of people who attempt suicide will be deterred by a simple obstacle or obstruction in their way.

Who are we to say whether someone should kill themselves?

People being rational don't murder.

Yes, they do-- absolutely. Unless you're thinking only about what some jurisdictions call second degree murder. That's a biased sample.

There's a spring on the hammer. I could imagine that being replaced with a pneumatic strut that could be printed, though.

Chinese, which would actually be REALLY useful in this modern world.

No, it wouldn't. It would take a massive effort to be proficient enough in Mandarin to be able to use it, and you would still not be accepted by native Chinese, because you're not one of them. You won't be able to use your rudimentary Mandarin to make any kind of business deals in China. If anything, you'd just be forced by your employer to travel to Beijing frequently and breathe in the toxic air. No thanks.

Indeed. It's not hard to find Groupwise haters, even now, but they never seem to explain why. Groupwise was essentially the first modern groupware. Even on Windows 3.1, while Microsoft was putting out a bare bones mail program, Groupwise had a 99% complete calendaring system. The only thing that everyone uses that it didn't have yet was busy searches.. and that came with v5 in 1997. Outlook was pretty much still crapping in its diapers, in multiple ways, and Notes was a database design program disguised as a horrible groupware.

No can do.

Open sourcing the software would reveal the secrets of the technology behind their "uncopyable" install floppy disk.

Of course anything even remotely resembling a union is "communist", so we can rule that option right out.

Private sector unions are a perfectly reasonable expression of the right to assemble.
It's when they distort the market and drive jobs away that achieve that full "solution in search of a problem" state.
Public sector unions, like mutinies and rabid dogs, need to be put down.

I always wondered if Jenny McCarthy had an account on slashdot.

Considering the universe is 6000 years old, 6000/100 HPM= 60 minutes.

The anti-Federalists have won the argument, at the expense of the country.

Oh, I know precisely how I can. I'm merely wishing to observe your gyrations as you try to simulate free will, while denying it.