My first inclination was to just dismiss you because you think spamming this thread with this idiocy somehow proves something.

This is a very very very stupid take. I’m sure Bezos appreciates you advocating so zealously against your own interests though.

We’d have relatives say “Now that you own a business, I bet you aren’t a Democrat anymore. Don’t want to pay those taxes!” And every time we’d say, “No, we’re paying the taxes to have a society that can bring us more clients.”

Nothing is making me shake my head and mutter, “Baseball, man,” to myself more right now than Matt Kemp. Although, I did just check on Nick Markakis and see that he’s probably going to hit .300, which he last did a decade ago.

Nothing like Dodger Stadium during a day game. Every single camera angle is beautiful.

Be careful. You might cut yourself on all that edge.

That must be why every time Obama went to the center to compromise, the conservatives just yelled louder that he was a socialist. Times are a bit different then when Bill and Ronald were loading.

Democrats should keep moving to the right until they’re conservative enough to attract Republican voters, it’s gotta work eventually, right?

Pardon me as I suit up for all the toxic comments here.

Found the idiot on the internet!

DON’T PANIC

In N Out puts Bible verses on all their food packaging so I’m not sure why people were surprised by this.

Every public outlet is good for customer support. Helps weed out the ticket systems.

No. You can’t block someone after they’ve slapped you, the entire system will be based on using your innate psychic powers to detect and block griefers before they can grief you. If you have not yet harnessed your psychic powers Bethesda will have a 1-800 number available where for a modest fee you can consult their…

Since it wasn’t mentioned here, the reward money for killing a griefer is taken from his own inventory, and while “marked” is unable to see anyone else on the map.

I have to hand it to you. What you’re saying is reasonable. I don’t like it, but it makes sense.

Luke Heimlich: But I’m just a poor boy and nobody loves me.

In my experience, there are very few workplaces where that story cannot be repeated. 

I agree it is shameful, but it sounds like you are surprised that this is the case with Computer Scientists. My experience is that the field of computer science is very biased against women and they see no conflict with “logic”. In fact, I’ve found that computer scientists will often use “logic” to prove that women…