I think you replied to the wrong person.
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I can definitively tell you absolutely maybe.
One of the things that I'd love to see on the chart is the number of devices you can use with each service. I used to have Rhapsody which allowed up to three devices. I switched to MOG because it allows more devices (although only one can log in at a time) and it was cheaper. My family of four can load up a bunch…
No.. because it'd be hysterical! :)
Oh, I'm sorry, I thought you said "Ballmer" digital theater.
Yeah. One person taking a leak isn't an issue. 300 pissing on the same tree starts to cause a problem.
lol. that's awesome—I've never seen it before.
"...features adjustable fans that vary the volume of air in the bags, like a giant Tempur-pedic mattress"
Eating a half turkey AND a cheese sandwich? I mean, come one, one or the other man! :)
Same here. Diet soda and diet iced tea, primarily. I just dislike drinking water, unless I'm working out or really, really thirsty. It's just, well, boring. I also despise drinking calories, except maybe a small glass of OJ in the AM and maybe some milk here and there.
Perhaps you should get a Mac?
Are they hiring for "lazy guy sitting on a couch playing, errr, testing iOS applications making six figures"? I want that job.
Your urine comes out as fresh, clean water.
I don't know why, but I feel like watching Silence of the Lambs tonight. Oh, and that also looks like some weird tongue glory hole.
I'd rather we keep the soldier air conditioned AND keep NASA funded by cutting one of the thousands of other less important sources of waste in the government.
Thank you for your service. Please know that there are people who support you and wish that you had whatever comforts you needed to make your deployment even just a bit easier. Stay safe.
Well, yes and no. Does the availability of some of the comforts of home like air conditioning, internet connections, the ability to communicate with families and perhaps some normalcy in a long, tedious deployment improve the overall preparedness of our troops when they do have to go into battle? Does a soldier who…
Yes, I completely agree with you—I never meant to imply that Kwame was against soldiers having AC or anything along those lines, but can see how that might not have been clear in my post. I was just replying to skt.smith who mentioned Kwame. I wish Giz would post who replies are intended for like they used to.
And he doesn't provide services to those taxpayers and risk his life in doing so. People that bitch about our soldiers getting air conditioning need to understand what sacrifices these folks (and their families) are making being deployed. I'm sure Kwame doesn't risk being blown up by an IED crossing the street to…