Comment Re:Yes but is this different (Score 1) 446
Not. Difficult. At. All.
Not. Difficult. At. All.
Lots of sex, with lots of partners (as stated) increases your risk of getting an STD. Especially if you don't wear protection. People (in general) only wear protection a fraction of the time they have sex (don't know the numbers, but if you are an adult, can you tell me you/he wore a condom 100% of the times you got a blow job, or had sex, etc.)
Not in a trusting relationship, but other than that I've been very strict about using condom 100% time during random sex slash with friends with benefits. Especially with men/anal with women, but that's not important as it already was 100% anyway.
So, care to tell me how the healthy and fit patient is supposed to feel walking into a doctors office to find the nurse waddling up to their industrial-strength chair?
And then finding yourself growing impatient as you have to wait an extra 10 minutes for your obese doctor to come wheezing in from his smoke break to talk to you about lifestyle choices?
Funny thing about bias and obesity. It tends to swing both ways. Seems the arrogance of the med industry thinks this is a one-way door.
Of course it goes both ways, and the study makes no claim it doesn't, or does it now?
Btw, I've had a doctor a bit like you describe (not as over the top, but the drift is same), and he was one of my best doctors. He never judged people but did his best to help with whatever was their problem. If he thought the patients life choices may affect how he/she follows the treatment he might have verbally pushed the importance of it, but never did he mistreat at least me.
I wouldn't know, but maybe the fact he knew that he too was only a human might have had something to do with it.
Yeah, I doubt the iOS 5 can provide me the functionality I get with phone + computer. No, I don't doubt, I know - it won't rip my CD's or DVD's (whether for music or video too it won't do it) for one. I could list many others, but why? I made it really easy for you and you either get it or don't - besides as someone who's never gonna own an iPhone (*knocks on wood*, there's been two iPod's already, practically free second hand - but I used gtkpod, not iTunes to manage them).
By buried in the install discs do you mean like they are still left uninstalled by default? Because I can't be sure if I'm right but I remember wondering other way to get it on Win95 than copying from MS-DOS 5.0 on our old 286
I wish I could, but rather than post a good long explanation of deeper politics of USA versus other western countries with most have parties all along the left-right axis - which in itself may not be that good indicator, for example there's a party here in Finland which is economically on left but socially on right.
The best I can say is that the parties have very little difference on large things that truly matter. And even of these things the differences are only on areas they've chosen to be used as weapon against other, so usually moral/social issues (like gay marriage). USA democracy seems sad enough because it's trapped in nearly impossible to break two-party game - without a huge percent of people starting to vote for "3rd parties" anyway. But economically these parties are very close from my Nordic point of view, and while socially Democrats might be a bit more noticeably on left the truth is that in comparison to most mixed-system democracies the only two parties currently seriously (as seen by others) in the game are clearly on the right from the middle of the fictionary axis.
If someone can really explain/write about this better/deeper I'd be glad too. Even just to read it myself.
Indeed - well said. I consider myself a hardcore gamer and I hate also the redifinition of that word (not by you, by the ones you're criticizing) to mean playing only the latest and greatest (and often not even that great) game of the moment.
I'm currently playing Zork.
I'm not "free as in speech zealot", unless you can be one and still be OK with people choosing proprietary license for their software (note, it will affect my choices though it's not a showstopper, but a "free...
DRM is purely evil and anti-"legit customer".
However if there are any non-DRM "protected" titles on Steam for Linux I'd be glad to try the system.
I thought the argument originally said "this is an argument for using Linux", not that it's THEONETRUEARGUMENTTOENDALLARGUMENTS or something...
Correction, not troll, ogre - hopefully I got it right this time...
Actually Thog is, I believe, a troll, not a caveman - and by troll I mean the fictional creature. Correct me if I'm wrong. Google Order of the Stick if you have no idea what I'm talking about.
It appears as though you might not have an argument... Strange...
This has nothing to do with left wing politics - you don't have that in USA anyway. Just saying.
I mean Win 3.1 at least came with qbasic
Don't want to be nitpicky, but it was MS-DOS (>=5.0) that came with qbasic, not Win 3.1.
Although I might not know if win 3.1 really did come with qbasic too (but I doubt it) since we had only Win 3.0 (and MS-DOS 5.0).
Again, don't want to come off like an ass - your post was excellent.
Tip: If you genuinely feel you would assault someone for legally filming you in a public place, get psychiatric help now. You're a danger to yourself and others.
And this applies to everyone else on this thread who made similar comments.
Thank you - someone really needed to say this. Hell, even as a lame nerd fantasy I think it's twisted.
Solutions are obvious if one only has the optical power to observe them over the horizon. -- K.A. Arsdall
