Naga

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by Naga 11y ago
It depends on your text editor! I, for one, use C-a for home and C-e for end.
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by Naga 11y ago
Every time I read an article about Target, the only people who come out looking good in the end is the Hudson's Bay Company. While I loved Zellers and shopped there on a regular basis, it was worth more for its locations than the actua
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by Naga 11y ago
No, they can. It is the same as if they took a loan out. They received x dollars in cash and now owe someone x dollars, except in merchandise. That x dollars is theirs and isn't tied to anyone, because cash is cash, but the loan is red
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by Naga 11y ago
Yeah, exactly. We probably will never know, but it is just possible that the most famous case of polio actually didn't have polio at all.
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by Naga 11y ago
Not to discredit what you are saying or how amazing the success of human ingenuity has been, FDR might not have had polio. Modern research seems to imply that he actually had Guillian-Barre Syndrome. The Roosevelt family wouldn't let t
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by Naga 11y ago
I wouldn't see it as altruism either, but I think you discount the fact that the Allies did not want a third war with Germany. There were factions within the American government that wanted to turn Germany into a deindustrialized field
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by Naga 11y ago
I've tried other games that are similar to Magic, such as Hearthstone, but I always go back to Magic because there is nothing like it.
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by Naga 11y ago
Canada doesn't have a President. Stephen Harper is the Prime Minister and Head of Government. Elizabeth II is the Head of State.
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by Naga 12y ago
It isn't banning posting videos of flying drones, it means that if you make money off posting a video of flying a drone, it means you are operating a drone commercially, which is not allowed. It has nothing to do with speech, it is abo
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by Naga 12y ago
In Canada, you are required to report all income, whether from employment, business or from property, but in practice for small amounts it is sometimes left out. For example, interest on deposits in bank accounts is taxable, but the bank wo
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by Naga 12y ago
It was actually .gc.ca, since I'm in Canada, but still.
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by Naga 12y ago
I've been waiting for an email from a company that I'm in the recruitment process with and your comment inspired me to check my spam folder. If it wasn't for that, I wouldn't have seen an email from a government agency l
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by Naga 12y ago
Honestly, I was quite disappointed with it. I thought the ending was really lacking and didn't fulfill the expectations the rest of the book set up.
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by Naga 12y ago
I loved the Baroque Cycle, but I am also a history fan so a lot of the names were already familiar to me.
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by Naga 12y ago
Tax is included in receipts in Canada, especially since the tax usually isn't in the price listed on the shelf.
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by Naga 12y ago
For something completely different, Amelia Rauser, "The Butcher-Kissing Dutchess of Devonshire: Between Caricature and Allegory in 1784." Eighteenth-Century Studies 36 (Fall 2002): 23-47.
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by Naga 12y ago
If you think working on Thanksgiving is bad, the crummy retail store I work at (bookstore in Canada) is open New Years Day. Its actually open every day of the year except Christmas Day.
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by Naga 12y ago
He means that India is a large (as in population, which is an indicator of possible industrial and economic power, military, etc) country that is a democratic country as well. That's important because democratic countries tend to align
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by Naga 12y ago
Somehow, my Galaxy Note 2 has survived the rigors of my front pocket for close to two years without bending or cracking. Phablets really aren't that big.
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by Naga 12y ago
I think, at least where I live, that role is filled mostly by local speciality stores. I can think of a few in the Toronto area, and they don't exist outside Southern Ontario.
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by Naga 12y ago
I've actually never had a problem fitting my Note 2 in any pair of pants I own. And I wear skinny-ish pants.
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by Naga 12y ago
There was an book by Graham Hancock, who is known mostly for very fringe theories on aliens and history, called Underworld where he argued that flood myths, which appear all over the world, were caused by an actual great flood caused by the
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by Naga 12y ago
Benign in the sense that it has zero effect on the political situation of the country. The monarch plays no political role. Yes, it is a position destined for people born into it, but I see it as a symbol of both our history and the stabili
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by Naga 12y ago
Well, besides the fact that Elizabeth II is queen of a number of independent and sovereign countries around the world, I don't think anyone would expect a non-Brit (or non-Canadian, non-Australian, etc) person to care about the way we
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by Naga 12y ago
Exactly. Whatever flaws can be said to exist within the Westminster system (be it in Britain, Canada, Australia, etc), without the moral cause of not being ruled by a monarch, none of them are derived from the continued existence of the mon
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by Naga 12y ago
Pinterest is an extremely popular site for doing just that.
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by Naga 12y ago
They are still legal tender actually, and stores still accept them. They are just uncommon now.
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by Naga 13y ago
A lot of companies do this actually. Sure its not perfect, but it gives a good enough estimate.
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by Naga 13y ago
You assume that sound quality is the only thing that matters in a pair of headphones. A lot of people care more about how they look and the branding then the sound, which is totally fine. I work in a small tech store and I've convinced
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by Naga 13y ago
Polymer banknotes are not necessarily better. I find the new Canadian bills to be much harder to count, since they are so slippery. Also there have been reports of them melting in the heat and breaking in the cold.

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