Sounds like an argument for the workers owning the means of production.

Yeah, I don’t think so. I don’t think there is a point here. Because if there where, what could it possibly be? Thar people shouldn’t buy companies, or that they shouldn’t able to borrow money?

Obviously that a ridiculous statement though. Why oughtn’t it happen? So everyone can keep their job a the horse shoe factory? If someone wants to buy ESPN fire all the anchors and turn it into a channel dedicated to tips and strategies for playing Settlers of Catan, they’re perfectly in their rights to do so.

I actually liked this movie for what it was. Especially how the ice chased Jake Gyllenhall down the hallway.

I’ve read about people having lots of issues with iOS11 but my 7+ has been perfect. Its the smoothest iOS upgrade I’ve ever had. And typically I don’t have but a couple of tiny issues.

This reply is 50 times better than the article

Whenever you sneeze I will reply with “Really, it’s come to this?”

Speaking strictly as a guy who does computer security for a living, this is horrible advice. Your phone is much more likely to be physically stolen than to be exploited in this manner.

*cough* Arrested Development *cough*

I agree with you, but it’s not an unimpeachable opinion. Parks was at it’s worst in seasons 1 and 2, not to mention it completely ripped off the faux documentary style from The Office. I think 30 Rock is the true underrated show of that era.

Parks and Rec is the superior show.

maybe, fuel?

Yeah, I’m 50/50 about whether it’s flirting or not. It could go either way, but “if you think he’s flirting, he’s flirting” is incorrect. I consider myself friendly but professional with my students. It wouldn’t be uncommon for me to comment on a student who made a big change in their style or appearance. I wouldn’t…

I hate to break this to you, but he’s not flirting. Teachers/professors always seem like they’re flirting with everyone because they’re friendly and engaging and we rarely encounter that except when people are flirting with us.

I work in higher ed administration and have been involved in a few faculty discipline cases that essentially came down to he-said/she-said, and I would definitely recommend an email. Or at least as a follow up to the conversation if it does take place in person initially. That time-stamped, written record could become…

Electric cars, yes. Teslas, no (unless you mean Nicola, but he wasn’t much for being ridden).

They were wrestling

I’m not sure why his being bi should be scandalous.

Like I said, we cranked it up to 11. In this context, the “We could never have imagined one person could own another person” bit makes this a legitimate argument. It was imagined, because it was done. I’m not saying it validates slavery, just that it invalidates that particular argument.

Soo...yea...not true. I hate the idea of slavery on multiple levels, but this is a straight up lie. When Europeans landed in Africa, they pretty much took advantage of a system that was already in place. Yes, we cranked it to 11 with little regard for anything but profit and efficiency as we are wont to do, but we…