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by hanoz 9y ago
What about people who want to read but don't like to read?
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by hanoz 9y ago
"Tesla's safety record had been worse than slaughterhouses and sawmills." OMG "The scores don’t account for severity however.” Oh...
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by hanoz 9y ago
Isn't that all the more impressive in a 42 inch boat?
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by hanoz 9y ago
It's a bit depressing, and a damning indictment of the system, that most people's only hope for a comfortable retirement is basically a massively leveraged bet on the housing market.
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by hanoz 9y ago
> Who expects medicine to be free because they cost nothing to replicate? I'm sure many people would expect that, if they were perform the replication themselves using thier own equipment, as they do for software and media.
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by hanoz 9y ago
Brexit can hardly be said to be the product of a populace unable to think for themselves when the outcome was in spite of an overwhelming campaign to the contrary by every establishment interest group your can think of; MPs, trade unions, b
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by hanoz 10y ago
If you're finding some disonnence between 100K stories and your own interpretation of reality, you've really got to ask yourself where the problem might lie.
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by hanoz 10y ago
Who on earth are we going to sell these to? - People who want to be looked at!
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by hanoz 10y ago
No rein on Dune.
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by hanoz 10y ago
> Except in this case, no one is "painting over" the Picasso, they're putting another painting beside it. That depends on what you regard as equivalent to the canvas in the context of a public sculpture.
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by hanoz 10y ago
So would I, but propping up the pyramid is decidedly not the way to achieve that. Land may be in fixed supply, but the supply of borrowed-into-existence money is not.
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by hanoz 10y ago
Homeowner property wealth is a ponzi scheme, enriching early adopters and money lenders at the expense of wealth generators - like teachers. Helping people get on at bottom, while it may help them outbid their compatriots, ultimately benef
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by hanoz 10y ago
Your programmers find above average employers?
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Explore Great Britain with OS’s ultimate adventure planning tool(ordnancesurvey.co.uk)
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by hanoz 10y ago
Given your interpretation I'm not sure which of us is the more innocent, but munching and popping are drug taking references.
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by hanoz 10y ago
> appendages a.k.a. digits!
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by hanoz 10y ago
It's a play on words. Of course they realised.
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by hanoz 10y ago
I wonder how she felt about private communication during her directorships in off shore tax havens?
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by hanoz 10y ago
Giffgaff redirects me to a page telling me I need to be 18. As it happens the domain's own home page says exactly the same thing.
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by hanoz 10y ago
> I'm waiting for the study that shows binge drinking is good :) I'm convinced a decent session has seen off an impending cold on occasions. Presumably by giving my antibodies a home advantage.
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by hanoz 10y ago
It must be a very small subset of English speakers for whom the word "excellent" can only be read in a Bill & Ted accent, so I suggest this is bogus argument.
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by hanoz 10y ago
Given the butterfly effect, if they'd used a different coin and got tails, he wouldn't exist either.
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by hanoz 10y ago
I think you're confusing The North , i.e. the North of England, with north of the wall - Scotland.
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by hanoz 10y ago
The area which they occupy , not enclose, is 13,000 km2.
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by hanoz 10y ago
The biggest reason Concord wasn't successful was that it was banned from flying over continental US. How much that was because of the sonic boom is a matter of some debate.
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by hanoz 10y ago
How common is this? I see faces in the clouds as much as (I've always assumed) the next man, but I don't believe I've ever experienced hearing voices in the noise. What's the best sort of 'random noise' to try
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by hanoz 10y ago
like saying drivers with licenses have a monopoly on driving ...if drivers got to set the test standard and pass rate.
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by hanoz 10y ago
> The other thing about the 'British' nuclear deterrent is that the U.S. holds the keys to the launch buttons... This is in contradiction to the the other famous, possibly apocryphal, letter of last resort meme, wherein putti
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by hanoz 10y ago
Notwithstanding it hasn't been a great few years for only destroyable by hammer artefacts.
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by hanoz 10y ago
> This is true today if you wanted to live at the same standard of middle class living in 1929, complete with eating only meals hand cooked from base ingredients... I'm sorry? Are you suggesting that by working 16 hours a week each,

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