Comment Muji (Score 1) 712
Muji has amazing pens for notes, drawing, etc. Cheap, robust, reliable, good quality ink, etc. All thicknesses.
Muji has amazing pens for notes, drawing, etc. Cheap, robust, reliable, good quality ink, etc. All thicknesses.
When you are insecure and/or can't earn the genuine respect and admiration of those around you by means of your talent, expertise, and inspiring leadership, I suppose you might become desperate enough to resort to such Machiavellian tactics as this.
It trivializes a gross invasion of privacy.
And this is not one of those situations where you want local authorities to use their best judgment and let slide just because it's a "good" organization.
No, it's one of those situations where you want local authorities to respect international treaties signed by the United States.
Or, you're claiming that the OSCE is a Klan cover, I'm not sure...
The problem is that, in France, there are serious cases of police misconduct that need to be reported, e.g. in responses to demonstrations, treatment of suspects, and handling of investigation evidence.
And at the same time, people are being dicks to police because they, well, are dicks.
The heart of the issue is that there's really not much of a middle ground anyone trusts - French police groups are terrified that dicks will be dicks, and the people who put their stock in sites like Copwatch IdF don't trust the police or government to adequately investigate and prosecute police misconduct.
I am SO with you on this. I've always disliked Superman for many reasons, but mainly
a) He's WAY overspecced so that no encounter is ever dangerous.
b) Even though I know his reasons for being created (US Depression era), his Jingoism simply gets on my nerves.
c) Theres no inner turmoil. In short, he's a dumb Jock who would have never graduated from High School.
This leaves us with very simplistic stories that fail to engage.
I'm bias though, because for me, Batman is the MAN.
-Jar
Once, I was at a sci-fi collectables fair. One of the most popular stands was selling Beanie babies. My 1 year old daughter, whom I was carrying, started stretching out for one of the beanie babies (a small pig I think). I picked it up and asked how much. The vendor told me £30 or there abouts. Watched by the many other collectors who were all sifting through the stand, I bought the beanie baby pig, tore off the tag, and handed it to my daughter.
The silence around me was deafening... I quickly retreated to the Star Trek area, where at least they can take a joke.
-Jar.
PS. She's 12 now, and still has the beanie baby pig, without tag, and without most of it's fur.
PPS. I bought an original lobby poster of Star Trek V at that same fair, signed by Shatner. It's one of my most valuable collectables.
I'll take my eggs, hard boiled thank-you-very-much...
Haven't actually seen the film myself mind you.
-Jar
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-Jar
No he wouldn't. Douglas was a Mac fan.
-Jar
And save before printing
So much time/stress/relationships would be saved if this was the default option on all Office type applications.
You cannot Print until this document has been saved, click on 'Save' to continue.
-Jar
I'm sure the toilet on the IIS has it.
That'll be the missing > on the IMG tags. Sloppy html coding there.
-Jar
And it should be the law: If you use the word `paradigm' without knowing what the dictionary says it means, you go to jail. No exceptions. -- David Jones
