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by Zircom 10y ago
>You can see it on TV. Take DareDevils TVSeries, but I'm sure you'll find many examples, there are countless raw violence scenes for free, but 3 seasons in and DareDevil hasn't been with a woman with the exception of a kis
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by Zircom 11y ago
Typically failing the course, homework was 30% of your entire grade at my middle and high school.
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by Zircom 12y ago
Reminds me of the way some friends and I came up with a way to trick people into logging out in WoW. There's the /logout command, which initiates the logging out sequence. However, there's also the /camp command, which d
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by Zircom 12y ago
Texas, probably. It's been hovering between 3.40-3.60 the past couple months.
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by Zircom 12y ago
I imagine it'd be fairly hot actually.
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by Zircom 13y ago
>red blood cells are erythrocytes >red blood cells are red blood cells Why yes they are, astute observation...
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by Zircom 13y ago
> This term is also applied, often pejoratively, to anyone who switches loyalty to another religion, sports team, political party, or other rival faction (themself) . In that sense, the defector is often considered a traitor by their ori
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by Zircom 13y ago
Different exchanges trade at different rates.
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by Zircom 13y ago
>Evidently he's been downvoted trying to point this out. That shouldn't really come as a surprise, given the way he went about it. Making an entire post using caps lock is usually frowned upon, to say the least, and, as has bee
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by Zircom 13y ago
He means that out off all people, you would think the author of the article in question would know best what to title his submission.
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by Zircom 13y ago
This is funny, because the text you quoted wasn't referring to the construction of the aqueducts, only the fabrication of the bricks used in the construction.
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by Zircom 13y ago
"They promise to deliver flowers to anywhere in San Francisco in less than 90 minutes."
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by Zircom 13y ago
For the default browser on the S3 (on mine at least), the settings menu only shows up if you click it, go to an article/comments, and then back to the main screen.
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by Zircom 13y ago
Speaking of their error page, they have a typo on there. "...to many requests" instead of "...too many".
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by Zircom 13y ago
From what Wikipedia can tell me, the two most relevant terms those acronyms refer too are "High-performance computing" and "Information retrieval".
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by Zircom 13y ago
He meant lift as in get rid of, I'm assuming, unless you're saying they're going to drive 10 over the speed of light.
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by Zircom 13y ago
>at the behest of the president that, assuming you are a US Citizen of voting age , you had a part in electing... Fixed that for you.
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by Zircom 13y ago
I think he's referring to how mturk and other things like it don't allow the use of AIs, it has to be an actual person.
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by Zircom 13y ago
>much of what goes on there is illegal, and a substantial portion is immoral or malicious. Most, if not all, of your so called "illegal", "immoral or malicious" behavior comes from a certain handful of boards, of whic
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by Zircom 13y ago
This should be fun. Might take one out asking Yellow if he wants to smash...
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by Zircom 13y ago
Actually, judging from his comment history, I'm just thinking English may not be his first language.
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by Zircom 13y ago
Al-Qaida is not a person. Either you accidentally used the wrong pronoun, or perhaps you're confused as to what Al-Qaida refers to.
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by Zircom 13y ago
>Richard Stallman and the whole idea of copyleft, is borrowed from the works of Hakim Bey (which is where I read about it first). >Richard Stallman...is borrowed from the works of Hakim Bey. I find it somewhat funny that Richard Stall
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by Zircom 13y ago
Thank you for helping those of us unable to do basic arithmetic.
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by Zircom 13y ago
>the ANC (and Mandela) haven't exactly been angles, either. On the contrary, one could say they were a bit... acute .
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by Zircom 13y ago
>a Scottish bank holiday I see what you did there.
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by Zircom 13y ago
It's doing the weirdest thing for me, I get this[1] for the preview, but I get this[2] when I download it. Other than that it works better than I expected for non-real life stuff. [1] http://i5.minus.com/i49HmJ8HXW90P.png [2] http://i4.mi
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by Zircom 13y ago
>They say it because in their circles, that's a perfectly acceptable thing to say, and no one would interpret it as anything more than an expression of disapproval. (think 4chan, many subreddits, etc.). I like how you qualify your state
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by Zircom 13y ago
>That's what killed Socrates. I was always assumed it was the hemlock, personally.
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by Zircom 14y ago
I've actually had this happen sporadically just unlocking my SIII. Whatever app or homescreen had been on before locking it would flash in for a second or two before going to the lockscreen. Never paid it much attention.

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