That's great, good for you.

Get a job, pay the $3. The things we like cost money to produce.

"Bottom line, if you're unhappy with what you see here, you're free to never visit us again. I'll be more than happy to refund you the $0,000,000.oo we've charged you over the years."

Was totally in agreement with you until those last two sentences. There's a difference between writing something worth clicking on and writing something designed to get clicks. Surely you know this.

Wrong military division.

I'll trade that for a smaller, thinner laptop.

Okay, and?

Not for Gawker properties.

You're coming into this thinking the writers care about teaching or learning anything. This isn't journalism, it's content being used to sell advertising.

Responding to comments doesn't make money, usually, so it's often a waste of time.

You installed a beta OS on a production machine?

Had to bring my iBook and adapters with me to every college presentation because of this issue. Even if I got the USB drive to work, Office seldom would recognize my file(s).

What, and you couldn't figure out what to do with all your spare time?

Writers don't give a shit about comments, they want clicks and page views.

No, it's all digital now. Analogy: he made changes to the site code, but forgot to refresh his browser.

He does?

Not sure if you're making a joke here or what.

That's what I figured and yes, I must.

I played with my friend for four years. He was caught stealing once and was never thrown out at home.

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