@pixelsnader: German at that volume never ends well.
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@lostarchitect: Which is much more frightening.
@Zool SD: 25 $'s? Not too shabby.
I hope it was a 64 gb 3G.
Wait are we famous or infamous?
Personal attacks aside? This guy bases all of his arguments on personal attacks. Just read a couple of his blog posts.
@bdinger: The third city considered for the attack was Kyoto. I think there was somthing like 2 mil people living there at the time.
@Arken: I read a fascinating one last year called Uranium: War, Energy and the Rock That Shaped the World. It followed the mining, building and testing of the uranium used in the little boy bomb.
Though I think that this attack was necessary in order to avoid what would have been the most horrific invasion ever attempted, for both the Japanese populous and the allied troops, I pray that mankind never has to endure such a devastating event from a single weapon ever again.
@truthtellah: I agree with the OP but I think he was motivated by the numerous other comments on how the attack was unjustified.
@Xaoc: Hooray!
@IowaState11: Try this again
Irises are strange muscles.
@Dr. Evil Genius: Guns of Summer: Oh! My bad.
@Mark 2000: If everyone was a billionaire the cost of road cleaning/paving would go up, that's all. Just because past a certain wage point the supply of labor decreases does not mean that it will go to zero. And if their were't any rich people who would own the paving company or the waste removal service? What…
@Dr. Evil Genius: Guns of Summer: Sorry to be 'that guy' but just about every penny of that is going to saving or drastically improving human lives in the 3rd world.
@Greetings. I am Wu.: "...the annual property tax $991,000" WHAT
Just saw on Fox News Warren Buffet is giving away 99% of his fortune to charity. That's $46.5 Billion.
@supertiroles: American education? 3rd world education?