Comment: Re:Remind me,,, (Score 4, Funny) 303
It's just the poor people who hate the government, because they're all nasty and poor and horrible.
Arthur: Bloody peasants!
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It's just the poor people who hate the government, because they're all nasty and poor and horrible.
Arthur: Bloody peasants!
She wasn't the mom or the maid. She wasn't blonde. She was a female character in a position of responsibility...
You didn't see much of that on
Miss Hathaway was all that. Of course, TBH paralleled TOS in many ways, with the characters mapping closely:
Jed Clampett - Kirk
Jethro - Generic red shirt
Granny - combination of McCoy and Scotty
Elly Mae Clampett - Nurse Chapel
Miss Hathaway - Spock
Mr. Drysdale - Kahn
If you can't see this connection, you are probably sober.
dog-eat-dog is the best...
Norm Peterson:
I can has gagh?
9 out of 10 Klingons use Bing!!!
On the internet, nobody knows you're a Ferringhi.
You might see a temporary drop...
Yes, it is amazing how people repeatedly fall for the same scam:
we will lower the tax rate, but increase appraisals (you pay more)
we will lower the price, but make it a subscription (you pay more)
we will [do seemingly helpful thing], but [do devious unhelpful thing] (you pay more, more, more)
Yeah, 200%+ profit is fair for JUNK that will be outdated JUNK next year.
There is no 200% profit for any smart phone maker, there is more to business than just the BOM and assembly costs (as pointed out in the post you are responding to). If you think Apple, Samsung and HTC smart phones (the ones mentioned in the post you are responding to) are all junk, then tell us which smart phone you think is superior.
I expect to be replaced by a robot sometime around 2030.
10:30PM tonight: [knock knock] Are you Sarah Conner?
Everything you said is true, and potentially useful.
That does not change the fact that many people will read your post and imagine grumpy cat making a face. It means you have crossed the line into geezerhood. Welcome! Don't forget to pick up your complementary sock suspenders.
On-line, adj.: The idea that a human being should always be accessible to a computer.