Comment: Re:I don't understand (Score 1) 315
Yeah, because then they'd have to deal with ACTUAL violent CRIMINALS in the jails, then - not a bunch of basically innocent people guilty of trying to forget that life sucks for a little while.
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Yeah, because then they'd have to deal with ACTUAL violent CRIMINALS in the jails, then - not a bunch of basically innocent people guilty of trying to forget that life sucks for a little while.
Can a kid come across your book and accidentally kill his buddy when they're reading it together?
Maybe if they're reading the Necromicon or The Anarchist's Cookbook...
It's a perfectly cromulent word, as far as I can tell.
I mentioned this earlier, but a lot of the 2WIREXXX routers are newer U-Verse ones, as I have, and they use WPA2 now...
NOT. I have U-Verse, and they show as 2WIREXXX... and they have WPA2 on by default.
I wouldn't be able to; it's not BIG enough anymore!
Actually they pretty much did (save the world...) without the USA, Britain would have run out of food and other material. Very likely the Axis would have taken over Europe unopposed, and eventually they might have even been able to win against Russia if they weren't fighting a war on two fronts. That would have left China and the USA as their only opposition...
I'm with you, right up until the MyCleanPC motherfuckers start spamming the forums.
'Nuff said.
Yeah, but they're talking about creating minor roads where they don't exist, not reversing one-way street directions!
The type and amount of such "errors" would depend on which cartography company they buy their maps from. Through their "community" they might find and correct some of the errors, or perhaps induce more - who knows?
Ah, the MyFukedPC troll is back. This asshole is part of a astroturfing company sent to spam social media sites. Ignore the fuckstick. May he and his type get painful testicular cancer and die horribly in pain, alone.
if (argc > 1 && strcmp(argv[1], "-advice") == 0) { printf("Don't Panic!\n"); exit(42); } (Arnold Robbins in the LJ of February '95, describing RCS)