TGJ

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by TGJ 16y ago
Just moments ago I finished studying for a quiz on Wednesday over jellyfish and earthworms. I'm trying to figure out why I need to be able to dissect and name parts of small and microscopic organisms instead of writing my report for my Env
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by TGJ 16y ago
Then he basically turns into another pro-pot whackjob that the public ignores even if he is completely genuine and right.
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How Canada's Usage-Base Internet Billing May Affect You(tested.com)
1 points by TGJ 16y ago|1 comments
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by TGJ 16y ago
And so far what have you done? You deleted one link and added another. Then wrote a nasty blog explaining to the world your vague reasoning for your actions. It's kinda funny really. You acted and might sway 5-10 people. A drop in the
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by TGJ 16y ago
I listened to a guy talk about people with ADD. Most people that have mild ADD have memory problems also but for some, they sub-consciously overcome that problem by finding places in the house to store things. For instance, I have one plac
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by TGJ 16y ago
Flying is easy, paying for the lessons and gas is not.
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by TGJ 16y ago
“We really needed to learn how to prevent and discourage the use of drugs, especially in adolescent years. But you should use tools appropriate to the purpose, and criminal sanctions carried a lot of costs that really weren’t appropriate.”
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by TGJ 16y ago
Plus with coke, the buzz is fairly short compared to the other listed drugs so your users will be wanting more sooner.
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by TGJ 16y ago
It's not lost. Since it is legal to begin with then the government cannot lay claim to it anyways.
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by TGJ 16y ago
Knowing that I can't do it all, I like to read about the rest.
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by TGJ 16y ago
One thing that has always seemed to rub me wrong in space exploration is the giant need to stay in touch with Earth. Supposedly the space shuttles are crewed by the great explorers of our time, but it always seems that everything is govern
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by TGJ 16y ago
Under out current system, the government has decided the level of disclosure that it wishes to maintain. If you do not agree, you are welcome to write your representatives a letter (however futile) and complain. You may disagree with the
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by TGJ 16y ago
I don't understand why this is so difficult to understand. How is it that breaking the law by the first person makes it okay for the next person? Even if there is no law about the second persons actions, it's still wrong. Do you simply
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by TGJ 16y ago
Perhaps the second person might give some thoughts about the documents, do some research, and actually think before releasing said documents for their 15 minutes of fame.
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by TGJ 16y ago
To answer your edit, how did you find out about those illegal activities? It's like saying, I have to break the law to save the law. There are probably things that the public should know about and things that the public should not, howeve
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by TGJ 16y ago
If Bob buys a beer and hands it to Larry who then gives it to underage Tommy, we still say you can't do that. But if I leak confidential documents to one person who then goes on to publish them, it's not wrong to publish them? It's still w
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by TGJ 16y ago
It's almost painful to see them drilling holes into the rock face. I understand the need but a part of me wants to get all greenpeace and kick the human invaders out.
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by TGJ 16y ago
Funny, people seem to trust Dr. Phil.
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by TGJ 16y ago
How is it lopsided? If you look at 10 of your friends, is everyone one of them extremely well off? Is everyone of them extremely talented? There is no getting around the fact that there are gifted people and not so gifted people. To say
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by TGJ 16y ago
117 1qaz2wsx I saw this one and at first I thought it would be a good password. Then I realized the pattern on the keyboard. I was thinking the other day, would there be any need to make a password crack program that focused more on patte
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by TGJ 16y ago
Wait, this guy tries to go deep and gets downvoted, while "Also: no evidence of Pop Tarts either." Gets 5 upvotes? That makes about as much sense as this article.
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by TGJ 16y ago
Anyone is free to have ethics and choose to not participate in spreading confidential documents. Just saying.
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by TGJ 16y ago
I keep this around for moments like this. Why Santa Can't exist Sorry to say, but here's why. You must be over 12 to read this 1) No known species of reindeer can fly, but there are 300,000 species of organisms yet to be classified, and whi
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by TGJ 16y ago
See, it's only with hindsight that you get to know that it was simply embarrassing information. Before it was released, it could have been a myriad of things all of which could have easily been treason because it may have aided our enemies
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by TGJ 16y ago
Wait, at what point did releasing classified information, treason, become something worth supporting? Edit: I love it. Downvoted. Information is classified for many reasons. Some of which are because some information may help the US's
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by TGJ 16y ago
Why is the guy thanking the TSA? What could they do and why would he even think they could be involved with something like that?
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by TGJ 16y ago
You are not forced to give your inheritance to your children. You are forced to give it to the government. That's why your rephrasing does not work.
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by TGJ 16y ago
Cutting spending is never irrelevant. The entire reason we are in the this situation is because the government spent money that they did not have. Hence the deficit. If you think that cutting spending is irrelevant then how do you think ra
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by TGJ 16y ago
It was more the boiling down of the argument, then limiting the responses with the statement, we can talk about cutting spending in another discussion that I found trouble with. Since there are only two options for governments to take care
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by TGJ 16y ago
When the death of a citizen benefits the government, the citizen should seek the death of the government. The government is supposed to be for the benefit of the citizen not the other way around.

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