4 years ago today we lost her... anniversarys are hard.

There are a few of us who know what you are going through. We meet up in my mom's basement. You are welcome to join us. There is soda and chips and wifi...

If it lights a fire under both their asses to get to the market at an affordable price, who cares?

I mostly agree, but I think this is more of a cover your ass type situation. Let's face it, half the workers of a company will have less than average performance. A handful of these people will be on the chopping block for next time they screw up. So next time you are even 5 minutes late and there are some photos online of you out drinking the night before could be grounds for termination. So sure, for most it's normal behavior, but if you are one of the ones just sqeaking by then it becomes a convenient excuse for the company.

As long as they make all the bad guys brown and the good guys white it should get the Fox News official approval.

"comprehensive list of the names of hundreds of Afghan civilian informants[citation needed]"

I have heard there were 2 names leaked, I have heard there were thousands linked. You seem pretty sure on hundreds leaked. I've yet to hear any citations and I am beginning to think the thousands of innocent Afghans is a "won't someone think of the children" plea.

I'm suspicious about the accuracy of numbers in general, I use 'some' for a few things and 'many' for more. I estimate there are many books in the world.

Only there are more problems cause by market orders to the retail investor than limit orders. Always place an order as a limit, just don't think they are going to do something they can't (ie gaurantee you make money on a trade).

I would wager he's got the same condition as Magic Johnson... he's rich.

So we are in agreement that personafying toast is silly.

"personifying information is quite idiotic"

"Certain kinds of information like DNA seem to have some unknown motive"

So which one is it?

He wasn't dreaming at the end, the top wobbled. Considering the slow zoom in on the top, if the filmmaker intended anyone to interpret the ending as dream, the top wouldn't have wobbled. The wobble was just to elicit groans from the audience as it started to fall, and made us start cranking our minds to figure out what happened.

The simple and non-ambiguous ending is that he isn't in a dream because Saito shot him, waking him up. The last scene before Cobb woke up was Saito picking up a handgun. This was Cobb's plan all along. He sent Fischer back to reality after planting the idea (inception) that Fischer would be able to break up his father's empire. This allowed Cobb to live a life with his kids. Well, his creepy motherless kids.

There are many more complicated theories, but I think this is the intended "obvious" ending.

Unfortunately, the supreme court disagrees with you. It has ruled in favor of corporate personhood, especially lately in regards to interpreting the 1st ammendment and their rights to "freedom of speech".

You may be on to something. They should charge for incorrect grammar and spelling while they're at it. They might even be able to turn a profit.

Defcon scheduler - "Alright, next up, speaker on the Chinese cyber-army. Any ideas anyone? You in the hood?"
Cloaked figure - "The Chinese are not the cyber-army you are looking for." waves hand
Defcon - "Great meeting everyone."