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I'm not criticizing the fact that you wrote this, I am criticizing Harvard for trying to push this.

This makes no sense. Choosing between alternatives is exactly what forces us to consider ethics and morality.

This is really a commentary on the crappy minefield that higher education has become. It's a profit-generating machine that chews up young people and spits them out indebted for life.

Fair enough. Here in the city, car thieves aren't as capable at rowing their own. Still, hope they catch these bastids. The girl loves old cars! We need more of that.

"This one runs..."

Actually, no. I've never been bitten by a tick.

Good to know it breaks down quickly, and that it isn't quite as deadly under normal commercial concentrations. Thank you for allaying some of my fears on this.

Granted, it isn't entirely useless, but it only takes one tick bite. I wear DEET when I mow the lawn, and I am terrified of getting a tick bite (deer run through my yard regularly).

There's some critical information than needs to be driven home:

I used to live out near West Palm Beach. Agreed. Still, you'd think Orlando and Miami would be a little more expensive. Espceially Miami, which has a bustling year-round local population.

Been there. YMMV, I guess.

*shrug*

There's a reason most of those places are the cheapest.

I see an issue with this, because things that are a "1" or a "2" stay that way, as other things come into the queue at higher priority. It leads to many tasks simply falling off the plate entirely.

In an ideal world, these questions would be spot-on.

Exactly my point! :) It's purely for looks here. I hate paying for vanity.

Exactly my point! :) It's purely for looks here. I hate paying for vanity.

Worst car factory for the people, or the cars? Because Trabant.

Armstrong Siddely manufactured aircraft engines and luxury cars, so the house in the background isn't far-fetched. Also, think about the time we're talking about here. Regular people didn't 'camp' for 'fun' back then, they worked to put food on the table. Rich people, however, could always be counted on to take

No, I get what Damascus IS. I'm saying that what is IS is not what it's name is trying to confer. For one thing, there is no evidence real Damascus steel was welded, so there is that. So it looks like old Damascus steel, but what special awesomeness does it give the knife? Likely none. Likely less than none, since the

No, I get what Damascus IS. I'm saying that what is IS is not what it's name is trying to confer. For one thing,

Although I love the look of these knives, I can't help but laugh at the claims. For one, Damascus steel was from India and Sri Lanka. Nowhere near Japan. For another, the actual technique and formula for making Damascus steel has been lost for hundreds of years.

Although I love the look of these knives, I can't help but laugh at the claims. For one, Damascus steel was from