It sounds like you're saying that a "problem finding evidence" indicates that "somebody is making stuff up." It does not indicate that. A "problem finding evidence" neither supports or contradicts the idea that "somebody is making stuff up." A "problem finding evidence" is to be expected in this situation.

It also sounds like you're saying that "if the accusations are true" then finding evidence "shouldn't be a problem." That's stupid. I don't know what kind of evidence you're hoping for that's not going to present a challenge. Footage of the attack recorded on somebody's cell phone?

Contrary to many of my posts, I do not intend sarcasm. I'm not getting yours. If you're trying to do something clever, it's not coming across. It sounds like you're just saying something stupid.

Part of my job description is "other activities as appropriate." My employer pays me for my time and I use the time they're paying me for to their benefit. And to post to /.. I also use the time they're paying me for to post to /.. But that's me goofing off when I'm supposed to be working, not me using "free time" because I've accomplished the required task-of-the-day.

What evidence are you talking about that's so easy to find? You're talking nonsense.

Some people don't like the idea of human starvation, even if it's not their responsibility. For some reason they care about people they've never even met. Damned bleeding-hearts.

Exactly like that, except the side-effect is pretty much nothing.

Sure. Why the hell not?

Me too - 100%. First the higher salary, then the bonus.

"than"?

George Castanza's failed deal with the pigeons comes to mind.

That's why it's a triple execution. First he tried hanging the lawn mower, then tried lethal injection, and finally just shot at it.

I don't know what they cost, but my brother has one and loves it (here in the US). It plots out his big, rectangular yard and docks to charge when it's done. It's quiet enough that it runs every morning before anyone's awake.

The risk of 1-word posts is that they might be read in a different tone-of-voice than they were written.

Trying to be helpful. It's not a very common word, but it's a good fit for what I inferred from your term and has the same origin. Some other guy gave me hell for mentioning it.

My last drink was a little over 3 years ago. Treatment didn't get me anywhere; liver failure didn't stop me; but the court giving my ex permission to keep my kids away from me sure did.

I assumed that somebody that would say "don-quixotesque" was unaware of the word "quixotic." If somebody said, "this flower is very fragrance-having," I might suggest "fragrant." I'm not sure I understand your objection.

TPB's retention policy is at least as permissive as a Blu-ray.

Fuck that. 2000 calories of exercise/day? That's 5 fucking hours of straight running. Not quite a marathon, but well over half. I'd rather just give up food.