CallMeV

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by CallMeV 15y ago
But perhaps they could be paid with Monopoly money.
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by CallMeV 15y ago
I wonder. What about microgravity? Could the lessening of gravity's influence distort the structure of both the drug compounds and the chemical receptors in the body in unpredictable ways, so that they no longer chemically interact with one
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by CallMeV 15y ago
Perhaps this is a good thing. I consider it like this. I well understand the idea of downvoting to express a response towards ugly, trolling and irrelevant comments. By downvoting, responders show trolls that their attitudes are not welcome
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by CallMeV 15y ago
They just cancel each other out.
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by CallMeV 15y ago
I have a sneaking suspicion they voted for the Liberal Democrats because of the Lib Dems' promise to break up Labour's ID card, database state and DEA missteps - and instead, they just jumped into bed with the Tories. So, it's a big case of
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by CallMeV 16y ago
If you mean "online social networking," mostly broadcasting and sharing, and feedback from commenters. Real world social networking, aka going out to network events and breakfasts, meeting people, sharing information about third party produ
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by CallMeV 16y ago
Like all things at which you have to work hard to gain ability, the original poster has but one course: the hardest one. To delve into those tiresome, brain-aching problems at which he once balked in school - the ones where he found that he
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by CallMeV 16y ago
They'll probably reinstall that cable, now, with one small addition: an off switch, and a soldier on post nearby. "Hello, Sergey, headquarters here. there's another insurrection. Throw the off switch." Sergey throws off switch "Okay, done
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by CallMeV 16y ago
Once they put the service behind a paywall for the customers, they'll only end up putting themselves into the same market as Spotify and iTunes. In other words, they'll just be a new face among the crowd in the market called The Competition
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by CallMeV 16y ago
Hear hear. Here's to the questions. The foundation, root, body and crown of science.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
A somewhat old article. The D'Armand Speers-teaching-his-son-Klingon story will probably persist long into Dr Speers' eighties. I participated in a little Hol veS with Arika Okrent on a radio programme a while back. It was a challenge,
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by CallMeV 16y ago
I have looked forward to this as much as I still look forward to the New Horizons probe to the outermost edge of the solar system, to Pluto. Mercury has some exhilarating mysteries, and I look forward to seeing the probe unlock them.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
Okay, well, as revealed in another post here on HN, the BBC has revealed that the Startup Britain website links you to a fake site stuffed with malware. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12904585 "According to Paul Baccas, a senior th
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by CallMeV 16y ago
I'll bet there's egg on their faces right now. I'm sharing this news, and a link back here.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
I got a Google Adwords voucher worth £75 in the post the other day. I'm always getting them. Wait long enough, and they'll only send another one. And yes, I thoroughly agree with your assertions about Labour, too. Right now, Parliament seem
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by CallMeV 16y ago
I have a somewhat jaundiced view of anything to do with the Tories, and with the current administration in particular. I get the overwhelming impression of underwhelming talent, little attention to detail and no originality from either the
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by CallMeV 16y ago
Ask him if that means that he can write games for the XBox or Nintendo consoles.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
What if you don't want to include a reference from a former employer because (a) they fired you; (b) they'd subjected you to psychological harassment, bullying and an attempted rape before getting to the firing part, leading to the employee
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by CallMeV 16y ago
The parody is spreading across Facebook and Twitter faster than the site it is parodying.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
Less than useless if you already know of several accountants in the area, including one which happens to be a former employer on your own curriculum vitae, and whom you already hire to do your books.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
Or the new Jim Jones.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
The Lib Dems wanted one, but they decided to scrap that if the Tories scrapped their "Starve On The Streets" alternative as well.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
I accidentally chose my number before I could do more than deliberate on whether to pick that number or go for another one.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
All we have is now. Bingo. If I had to like or upvote only one thing today, anywhere, I would upvote this. I seriously wish I could upvote it twice. Thank you for reminding me.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
When you need your shoes polished, that food you ordered served or the litter picked up from the front drive, suddenly the "least valuable people" are just as valuable as you are. Nobody's "least valuable" unless their entire existence seem
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by CallMeV 16y ago
Panem et circenses. It's keeping the public's attention diverted from our clown governments comprising the deplorable, the despotic, the despised and the damned.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
There's a reason why they still send out reporters to get their boots on the ground and try and figure out what's actually happening. Research. Any lazy journalist can just sit back, crib a whole bunch of feed and stills and press releases
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by CallMeV 16y ago
How do you know they haven't taken the time to learn to read, write and speak the local lingo? Also, those who are still learning can always get a bilingual local to interpret.
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by CallMeV 16y ago
One tiny modifier to your comment. The BBC is paid for by the British television license payer, not the taxpayer. Otherwise, spot on. Journalists need to eat, too.

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