Comment Re:Hyperbole Sunday (Score 1) 227
I gave up my TV 20 years ago and don't poison my brain with any dribble other than slashdot.
Yeah, but slashdot dribble is a helluva lot of dribble... and quite toxic too. Be careful out there!
I gave up my TV 20 years ago and don't poison my brain with any dribble other than slashdot.
Yeah, but slashdot dribble is a helluva lot of dribble... and quite toxic too. Be careful out there!
Call me racist if you like, I don't care.
OK... You're a racist.
I would rather have that than the promotions going to the candidate who can quote the most Koran verses.
Please explain why Bible-quoting nut jobs are any better than Koran-quoting nut jobs.
sigh, this tired story again? look, half the world believed there to be WMDs, our intel was wrong, it happens
Yeah... It happens. And as a result, a country is torn to tatters, there are over 100,000 civilian deaths, over 15,000 Iraqi military deaths, close to 5000 coalition military deaths, and now we have an insurgency that is bringing some of the most frightening radical Islamists to power in a large swath of the country. All of this is a result of the fact that "our intel was wrong", and you want to just shrug it off as mistake?!? *spits*
Typical Slashdot, lob a generalized insult at all MBAs and get modded 4+...
My last two years as an undergraduate, I put myself through school tutoring Math and Computer Science. By far, the most clueless students I had to deal with were the business students, as they almost all invariably stumbled their way through what was already a pretty dumbed-down Statistics class. MBA's get what they deserve here on Slashdot.
I agree. If he violated any restricted airspace, bring in the FAA. A few dented buildings, a frightened bystander, and a broken drone? Call the cops and haul him away for reckless endangerment and destruction of property. Make him pay for being an idiot that way.
+1
2.) MANY gun owners believe in using their gun for self-defense. This also increases my likelihood of being shot around a gun owner because the gun owner may mistake me for an intruder.
If you break into my house, yes - expect to be shot if it's dark, and held at gunpoint if it's daylight. If you are not an intruder, you have nothing to worry about. Under what condition do you expect to be mistaken for an intruder, anyway?
Ask Renisha McBride, who was shot knocking at the front door of a over-zealous gun owner after her car broke down, what those conditions might be. Oh wait... you can't ask her. She's dead.
The explanation requiring the fewest assumptions is the most likely to be correct. -- William of Occam