Won't work out that way though. It'll just mean fewer jobs and a huge need for welfare and healthcare for the unemployed... And higher profits of course.

The carbs in wheat products spike blood sugar just like sugar. Sugar free means nothing unless you reduce carbs overall.

not if workers don't benefit. which has been the case since 1980 or so. until workers see some benefit from the increased productivity, the economy will essentially go nowhere for the middle class.

beef, chicken, bacon, butter, fish, greens, broccoli.....

You body doesn't necessarily needs grains and sugar, so you're correct. I've lost 247 pounds so far on no sugar, carbs/grains, and starch.

Wait til the mods get installed. Oh god, wait til the mods get installed.

You would be roadkill in Atlanta in about 30 seconds.

Just about all cash would could have that smell. I need to invent a thing that allows you to literally launder your cash now.

it would be more like New Jersey nuking its jail if the jail were 99% full of innocent people who happened to live on the property before the jail was built

Exactly. the wii was a fad console, which made a killing on sales, but they weren't the kind of gamers who continually paly the system and buy new games. With Micorsoft and Sony around though, that may be the best console-selling strategy for them. The alternative is going the Sega route. They'd make a killing that way.

You'd probably be wrong.

Sennheisers are my babies. I need another pair.

No they aren't bad at all, and thousands of internet sound engineers have taken the 'overpriced' description and interpreted that as 'total crap'. They're not bad headphones - good ones actually, just not as good as their price, and too bassy for some. They're a fashion statement - pay less and get the same or better sound, or wear the fashion and pay for that privilege.

So now I need an app to help me park with as little butthurt as possible. It could be that people haven't realized how thoroughtly nickle-and-dimed our lives have become. It's pretty sad. Any everytime I try and think of something sadder, its already been done.

That's not science, it's policy. We can't get going on policy until we at least resolve that something is wrong.