Comment Re:Communism is the only way forward (Score 1) 870
I'm starting to think roman_mir is a novelty account mocking himself.
Comment Re:Resistance is futile, you will be assimilated. (Score 2) 197
Or you could just download Wordfeud.
Comment Re:No Cures, just more drugs, drugs drugs... (Score 1) 90
Smallpox was never cured--they just developed a vaccine for it. New vaccines continue to be developed, for example hand foot and mouth disease (2013), HPV (2006), rotavirus (1998), Lyme disease (1998), hepatitis A (1992), and the list goes on...
Comment Re:Pizza? (Score 1) 398
22 lbs!?! "Drag along" is right
One of the fun things about multi-day rafting trips is you have space to take pretty much whatever you want. It's common for the beer rations alone to exceed 100 pounds. The weight can actually help the boat punch through large waves...or at least that's what we tell ourselves.
Lodge is awesome, though. I have the 6 qt enamel dutch oven for the kitchen, use it for bread, deep drying, soup, etc. Though I see it's now over $100!? Jeez, I bought it about 5 years ago for $50. Guess Walmart is good for something after all...
That's just Lodge's crazy MSRP. Amazon Prime has the enameled 6 qt for $45 with Prime shipping.
Comment Re:Pizza? (Score 2) 398
Ideally you would want one of the flanged lid models. I drag one along on rafting trips for pizza, lasagna, biscuits, brownies, and any other deliciousness we might want.
Comment Re:I agree, totally wrong (Score 1) 230
Why the fuck does any working individual, who is getting robbed by the mob this way, why is even one of them is still left in these socialist nightmares of countries?
I'd like to know this too... Why are you still here?
Comment Re:Three words... (Score 1) 564
Comment Re:How Tragic (Score 1) 422
Protesting the addition of toxins to drinking water is not the same as WANTING toxins added to one's drinking water.
Neither lead nor fluoride is a toxin
Comment Re:FOIA (Score 5, Informative) 183
The FOIA that we all know and love is a federal law that applies to federal agencies. West Virginia, like most states, has their own public records law that applies to their state agencies which you'll need to read to know whether they're in violation.
Maybe they're claiming exemption #13:
(13) Computing, telecommunications and network security records, passwords, security codes or programs used to respond to or plan against acts of terrorism which may be the subject of a terrorist act;
Comment Re:Formula for success (Score 1) 264
What happens when the owner of the nuclear waste dies? Who pays the storage fee then?
Comment Re:really conflicted on this (Score 3, Insightful) 166
Apple is pissed off that everyone copied them. And everyone did. This is not in dispute. THIS REALLY HAPPENED.
Oooh, let me try!
Comment Re: OT: Splitting physical displays in Windows? (Score 1) 311
It does work with two screens if you setup your displays to meet at the corners rather than at the sides. For example, if I want to move something to the display on my left, I drag it through the upper left corner of my primary.
Comment Re:Truly a 1st world problem (Score 1) 242
Pretty much any airport with commercial service will have instrument landing system, which is what the GP is referring to.
Comment Re:When I was in high school (Score 0) 337
There is a way to get a degree from real world experience. It is called a Regent's Degree. Most if not all universities offer them.
Yes, they're called diploma mills.
Comment Re:Varies from about 20-30 minutes (Score 1) 353
I have a 2.2 mile commute from SE Portland to downtown. 0.4 miles are on quiet side streets, 1.6 are in bike lanes or multi-use paths, and 0.2 are on busy streets sharing the lane with motor vehicles.
Not every city is like yours.
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