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by chairface 15y ago
The words in question for "cartelicious" are "cartel" and "delicious". I believe you can do the rest.
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by chairface 15y ago
> Look, the demand for a free service is infinite There are few things in life that are as demonstrably false as that sentence.
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by chairface 15y ago
That's an interesting correlation that you've transformed into causation.
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by chairface 15y ago
It's far from obvious. Perhaps you missed the part where he involuntarily left the company?
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by chairface 15y ago
I understand the sentiment of your first paragraph, but the thing about your graduation is a complete non sequitur. The quality of your graduation ceremony has nothing to do with the quality of your education, and protesting there doesn't
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by chairface 15y ago
so, I agree with your sentiment. However, you just equated not wearing a jacket and tie with looking like a slob... and then asked someone else not to make assumptions. I'd kindly suggest that his "snob" is roughly equivalent to your "slo
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by chairface 15y ago
If your business expenses are higher because you're buying chainsaws, then you're putting less money in your 30% "forbidden" bucket. It's a wash.
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by chairface 15y ago
This just isn't true. I have Crohn's disease, have never let my coverage lapse, and I cannot buy individual health insurance at any price. I am an otherwise healthy, non-smoking, exercising 31 year old male.
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by chairface 15y ago
I believe they are saying that you would have bought the chainsaw, ladder, etc tax-free already, as a business. A tax break would have absolutely no effect on the ability to afford these things in the scenario you described. The "found" m
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by chairface 15y ago
The article is written from an American viewpoint, about the USA. The imbalance you perceive is in the culture and politics of the USA, not just the article.
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by chairface 15y ago
Please explain where you see entitlement or a need for validation anywhere in there? It feels to me like you copied and pasted the wrong quote.
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by chairface 15y ago
> And note: Buffett didn't say they should pay more. He said the rates should be raised. These are two completely different concepts. You could raise the rates and have people move their money in such a way as to not pay any more at all
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by chairface 15y ago
> So, the relevant question is whether increasing taxes on capital gains will have a change investors behavior making the economy less efficient. This presumes that we currently have an optimally efficient economy. You're not allowing
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by chairface 15y ago
I'd just like to add - I've been a developer at HiiDef for almost a year, and it's a fantastic place to work. Definitely the best group of people I've worked with. And, for those of you who are just doing a find through the page, we are f
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by chairface 15y ago
I don't see a freedom listed anywhere in these comments that doesn't come down to the ability to make a choice. In fact, I think a pretty good working definition for "a freedom" is "the ability to make a choice". Furthermore, the governmen
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by chairface 16y ago
Nor is that what henrikschroder is claiming. I understand him to be saying that the majority of Americans have declining incomes, adjusted for inflation, over some recent period of time. Could be true, but I'd like to see numbers.
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by chairface 16y ago
Rather than replying that Wisconsin had a projected budget surplus until Governor Walker spent ~$140 million in January, I'll just point out that backhanded comments like this one are kind of annoying, and hope that you remember for next ti
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by chairface 16y ago
I'm gonna guess that it was a Garden of Eden reference.
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by chairface 16y ago
I'd be interested in an example or two of what MobileRSS messed up. Just curious - I don't use either of these apps.
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by chairface 16y ago
I am a little late to the party here, but Google says they have FAR fewer than 400,000 pages: http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy&hl=en&safe=off&#3... As of this comment, the number is 14,400
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by chairface 16y ago
What about that sentence makes you call it vicious?
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by chairface 16y ago
yeah, right. Google says about 14,000. http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&#3...
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by chairface 16y ago
They types of diets are specified in the article.
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by chairface 16y ago
I'm pretty sure you can tag the new release with whatever you want, and these kinds of decisions are left to the developers.
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by chairface 16y ago
That seems to be more of a complete description of being professional than an indicator - I presume the OP is looking for things that indicate a person will do these things before they actually do them.
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by chairface 16y ago
Furthermore, the original article was clearly primarily referencing environment. "A quote from David put out by the University of Manchester saying "There is nothing in the natural environment that can cause cancer. So it has to be a man-ma
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by chairface 16y ago
It's really quite ridiculous. I made the backend to a travel site using data from Galileo reservation system (one of the big ones). At the time, they had a relatively new SOAP-ish API. The data you got back was huge and arranged in ways
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by chairface 16y ago
I don't know how to break this to you... that is also the name of a powerful laxative that some people have to take before a colonoscopy. And yes, it's a horrible name for something like that, but the association is still there for me.
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by chairface 16y ago
Heh, well, I can't think of a good way to prove that one, so I thought I'd be careful not to overstate my case. :)
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by chairface 16y ago
aha, another shortscreener! You're the first other I've met.

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