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by krustyburger 8y ago
I don’t say ‘evasion’. I say ‘avoision’.
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by krustyburger 8y ago
“Lisa, I want to buy your rock.”
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by krustyburger 8y ago
You seem to have a habit of dramatically changing your comments after you’ve posted them, without noting that you’ve done so. In this case, you originally posted only what now seems to be your final sentence, the one about apples and orange
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by krustyburger 8y ago
It seems that the phenomena the parent describes were or are present in all instances of fully implemented socialism to date, not just in the USSR. Since you edited to add your counter-examples, I’ll edit to point out that socialism is a sy
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by krustyburger 8y ago
As a coffee afficionado and onetime Starbucks barista, I think the author is slightly mistaken. It’s not that anyone is embarrassed to order the short size; it’s entirely that very few know it’s an option. Excellent article, though, on a ve
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by krustyburger 8y ago
One of your examples, Trader Joe’s, does not have a union and their employees seem to be relatively content.
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by krustyburger 8y ago
One of your examples, Trader Joe’s, does not have a union and their employees seem to be relatively content.
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by krustyburger 8y ago
Even the account balance is information they would not normally have and something most people consider personal and private.
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by krustyburger 8y ago
This is such a blatant attempt to diminish the massive effort huge numbers of very talented people put in in order to make the iPhone a reality when it became one. And I’m not at all convinced that it was such an obvious idea given the deve