"The network is down, ETA?"

This is a more typical C level email.

What you described is a mid-level manager who was promoted out of harms way.

Yes but it gets them out of the way of the actual work being done.

Haven't you heard? Fag has been redefined.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fag

1. An extremely annoying, inconsiderate person most commonly associated with Harley riders.
2. A person who owns or frequently rides a Harley.
" Look at that fag riding that Harley."
"Why are these fags always so loud."

Pinkie Pie forever!

Discord is that you? Creating more chaos in the crystal kingdom eh? Don't make me call Fluttershy. She'll give you the eye. You know what I'm talking about.

I've watched every episode and can say without a doubt that the production quality of the show is extremely good. The story arcs are well crafted, the character building is great and even the side plots have a purpose beyond mere entertainment. The only thing I wasn't thrilled about was the Miss America tie in for last season's finale. It fell flat IMHO. The finale itself was good though.

Gotta say I'm a Pinkie Pie fan, her slapstick comedy routines are timed perfectly. She did a spit take in one episode that had me ROFL.

If I were to place MLP with a peer set of TV series it would be Breaking Bad, The Wire, DragonBallZ, FireFly, Cowboy BeeBop and maybe GOT (it still hasn't proven itself, we'll see how this season wraps up).

Because insulting people you haven't met and know nothing about is oh so mature. Way to be a role model mr. dad.

What? No. Most cultures that eat insects cook them first. Fried, sautéed, broiled or boiled. I'm thinking you're just ignorant of common practices.

Uh booking meetings in a calendar is ~50% of the average corporate managers daily activity. The other 50% is attending said meetings.

Those are both great examples.

Now I can write my Cooking in Hurricane Country book and mash up the data to illustrate how a Flavonol is like a Vlass 4 Hurricane whereas Flavones are more like a Class 3.

Most Students aka 20 year olds have smartphone data plans that are more expensive. $360 sounds just fine for complete access.

They use it as a bigger smartphone. Check email, take some quick notes, read news between presentations. Works great and yet nobody expects you to get any real work done. Perfect for conferences or meetings.

Get a new printer and you sure can print from an iOS device directly. AirPrint. If you have an older model the manufacturer or a 3rd party probably has an app. Epson does iPrint. Works great. Have an Artisan 800 multifunction with wifi and it works for phone and tablet.

I haven't heard a good reason why random people need to have guns. Random people don't get to have explosives, toxic chemicals, addictive drugs, nuclear material. In many cases these things are put to use in a productive manner but they are regulated and not everyone is allowed to have them and those who are must register for their use. What makes guns different? They are no more useful (to individuals) for waging a war against any modern army than knives would have been during the revolutionary war. There's no reason to continue to interpret the right to bear arms as being outside of the context of a regulated militia which would be trained and would have the additional means necessary to provide relief against an oppressive regime.

Seems to me that the majority is suffering the Tyranny of the minority right now. There are more non-gun owners than gun owners and yet the NRA is stopping us from having the law applied equally, carving out exceptions on background checks so their army of guerilla gun sellers can keep the gun business in profits.

There is no constitutional right to profit. All sellers of weapons need to be held accountable for selling to criminals, unstable people and fanatics.

If the NRA won't police it's own why should the public pick up the tab? It's cheaper for the public to just ban selling guns from the backs of pickups, ban the AR profit center and make the gun business get its shit together.

When will the gun supporters can get their collective heads pulled out of the gun businesses rear end and demand that they put in place a responsible plan to keep guns out of the hands of the wrong people?