Falling3

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by Falling3 13y ago
That's because he wasn't one.
542.
by Falling3 13y ago
Affirming the consequent?
543.
by Falling3 13y ago
Probably because the OP was able to create this in a weekend or less in hopes of generating some passive income. That really doesn't compare to any problem (trivial or otherwise) in the areas you mentioned.
544.
by Falling3 13y ago
As a former Catholic, I find that really interesting...
545.
by Falling3 13y ago
I agree that they should absolutely not be asking for this information. But how can it be a privacy issue when the information is publicly posted?
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by Falling3 13y ago
Bad Christian also seems acceptable.
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by Falling3 13y ago
I cried when I made it to the last photo.
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by Falling3 13y ago
Yes, I did agree. But the funny part is that the article author didn't seem to read the paper since the paper did address those control group concerns.
549.
by Falling3 13y ago
I said the same thing, but it appears that the article is actually flawed... The paper for the study defines the control groups.
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by Falling3 13y ago
That's just not sufficient. I didn't even make it to the last paragraph and many readers won't make it past the headline. Up until that paragraph, the author seems to be building us up towards accepting the results. Why bothe
551.
by Falling3 13y ago
I graduated in '08 and had no idea. Thanks!
552.
by Falling3 13y ago
Very cool... but where is pressure? I don't see even a mention of what pressure is being used.
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by Falling3 13y ago
I just started therapy a weeks ago after several years of debating it. It is, at times, extremely difficult for me to say things out loud. There are even things I have trouble admitting to myself. Every time I go in for a session, I wish th
554.
by Falling3 13y ago
A gift for a small business may just as well be a curse for an employee. He specifically mentioned the order contained several sandwiches that were more difficult/time-consuming to prepare and that this added to their usual volume to c
555.
by Falling3 13y ago
I would really have loved to see that as well.
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by Falling3 13y ago
Agreed. I thought it was some sort of moniker at first. Maybe they thought his age was relevant to the action - that it's more likely people of a specific generation would get themselves into this sort of situation.
557.
by Falling3 13y ago
I spend probably 90 to 140 on electricity. I seldom use heat, but cooling is quite necessary here. My phone is $45 and I'm still on my parent's plan so that's quite a bit of savings. And I don't have cable, but my intern
558.
by Falling3 13y ago
I'm am tired of these elitist views of art. You sir, know nothing of art.
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by Falling3 13y ago
"If they did read further, the next thing they saw (as politeness declared at the time) was a little personal information, and that declared I was married with kids."
560.
by Falling3 13y ago
Wow. I guess this puts ET to shame.
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by Falling3 13y ago
That says nothing about fathers and everything about you. I'm empathetic to a fault and I wouldn't be at all surprised if I were the parent that did better in these emotional situations. edit: I forgot to explicitly state that I a
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by Falling3 13y ago
>What is behind this new culture of fear is politics: fear is great for manipulating the masses, most effective when those who promote it can present themselves as a solution. I hear people from all walks of life make claims like this co
563.
by Falling3 13y ago
Would've been nice to have seen this 2 days ago.
564.
by Falling3 13y ago
For the record, BBC, living "as a robot" and "through a robot" are completely different things to me. I was imagining the 116th episode of South Park had come true.
565.
by Falling3 13y ago
Don't forget Electroma. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daft_Punk's_Electroma
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by Falling3 13y ago
This is very common where I currently reside - Phoenix. It happens most often during dust storms, when soil is kicked up into the air. This is really terrifying though; I had no idea it was so serious.
567.
by Falling3 13y ago
I feel like we see these kinds of posts fairly frequently. And I'm glad. I knew everything that the author said yesterday. I probably knew it 10 or even 15 years ago. But it's really difficult to keep these ideas at the forefront
568.
by Falling3 13y ago
Thanks, I was wondering the same thing. I feel much better knowing that 93% of lines are kept to 80 characters than 93% of programmers never use more than 80.
569.
by Falling3 13y ago
Really? I've not found that to be true. What sense are unavailable?
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by Falling3 13y ago
I thought your comment was way over the top, but I did find the "grape drink" part to be quite amusing.

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