...which, if you're still in classic mode, you can lay eyeballs on by clicking the link at the bottom of the page.

And there was considerable reaction to it, much if not most of which was negative, and there was a very corporate-speak laden reaction to that by the editors here or the people who sign their checks and tell them what to write, and that led to the Slashcott and the creation of some new "Slashdot-ish" sites by some of the refugees from here.

And that was just in February.

And union protection.

B O O H O O

A minor edit of Obama's 2008 campaign, isn't it?

I don't think that's the point. I believe the point is that a dictatorship or single party rule is more efficient than a democracy or group run system.

Or it could be that the US is more in bed with the interests of businesses and is more likely to agree with them.

In any event, your reading of that isn't necessarily the correct one.

Show us on the doll where the priest touched you.

People who are 'not stamp collectors' generally don't form clubs around their 'not stamp collecting'. Or discussion groups about 'not stamp collecting'. They generally do not try to convince stamp collectors that they should not collect stamps. Etc...

Did you stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night as well?

Looks like it could be something called "Code Name: Barracuda or Johnny Nero"

Clearly the steel in the staples negates the effect of the tin foil.

"Providing aid and comfort to enemies" can be interpreted pretty damned broadly.

Stan Lee is a douche who ripped off more than his fair share of writers and artists. You'd make a stronger point if you cited Steve Ditko.

I doubt he'd survive the pictures of him in the tutu.

I carried a 2007 MacBook Pro on a tractor trailer for six months. Still using it five years later. I wasn't particularly careful with it.

By the standards of 2014...