michaelbuddy

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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
you order some kind of tea you've never had before and get on with your life.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
How could a day with only breakfasts not be happy and comforting?!
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
The sliding door thing is common for food / tea service in regular hotels / Onsen hot spring hotels. It's also common for their to be a scheduled visit by a concierge where they give you an instructional 'tour' of s
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
> A blight on the land. Talk about having an opinion that over half the U.S. population in behavior (and likely a hell of a lot more) simply don't share. The suburbs when done well, and especially now with the promise of solar and e
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
People reading this should probably know about Arashi. SMAP is big time but Arashi is REALLY entrenched in Japanese media. They have their own game show, which is quite fun to watch, they appear in TV and films frequently. They are in many
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
have you seen mindmup?
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Because you agree with their presentation of opinions. When you don't, you want to call them out, then and there. And they should hear it. They are after all paid in tax money and supposed to represent listeners and readers.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
With NPR it's entirely possibly that your commute in the morning is different content than mine. I can't possibly listen to them all day but I know one thing for sure. In general, they have positions on topics and they run that IN
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Competitors always have it easier because they can see what works and doesn't work from original competition. Which means they can spend less and make more. Which means they can charge less and / or pay their drivers more.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
28 billion seems a stretch, maybe 4B. How far into the future does a valuation speculate for?
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
University? Try 3rd grade.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
A lot of people like the day job because the pay is good and then find ways to work against it at night. Their 'hypocrisy' is actually an imbalance in their universe they seek to correct.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Yeah not as powerful as hard core porn of every category and fetish available instantly on your smart phone under the covers. Porn is definitely causing multiple problems in young people.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Pirating anything is not statistically common. Loss figures have always been completely fictitious and DRM has always been a hammer in search of a nail.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Yes I saw that quote too. Handwritten ledger means zip.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
> "Now we know Manafort potentially received a cash payment" In other words you don't know. Those are weasel words
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
The Kindle DX is like a decade old now I think.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
as popular Pocky is in Japan, Japan isn't going to go through inventory everywhere as fast as a lot of countries eat sweet snacks. They actually eat sensibly there. Expect the stock to replenish at slower pace.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
I work in gov't as a contractor, where the USDA does large scale loans for of course the well known providers as well as smaller ones who apply. We're talking huge loans, great interest rates and their main requirements are, is it
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Maybe Snapple or Dove Chocolates could add some programming related knowledge under their labels / caps. That'd be kind of fun and apparently you get an easy press release out of it.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
from the other comments you know reasons why they most likely won't debrief you. Occasionally you'll get honest and good feedback, related to a certain skillset missing. I mean if you wanted to try ahead of time, if they ask for a
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
There's a page linked from there where they have a set of poster designs you can freely download and print, promotional posters for solar system travel. http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/visions-of-the-future/
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Not a good fit is PC language. Best way to get along these days apparently. I'll translate. "They Loved You" (No they were lukewarm at best but they're being polite at this point.) "Wouldn't be a good fit&quot
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
one or more shops near me in the U.S. suburbs has delivery. It's inexpensive but to keep it efficient the product range is more narrow. So they wont be getting your particular favorites, the essentials are covered. as somebody else poi
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Jet, based on its promotional content is heavy into the home products category. Walmart would love to knock them out to absorb that competition to getting delivery and even subscription delivery of home products. So it may be the price Walm
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
I draw the line at having yet another layer of governing. Wasn't proposing anarchy.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
The countries in the EU prospered on their own before the EU. The EU open border policy comes with a draconian refugee policy. That's unacceptable. Citizens of a country deserve autonomy. And if that means at the expense of open border
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
> Do you think they are malicious and exploitive? A governing body could just as easily be ignorant or wasteful and the country ends up in the same position. Either way, you get rid of the cancer.
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If you happen to be from United States, you should probably know there is no hate speech exception to the first amendment. Hate Speech is protected speech. Hate Speech with Satire is protected. Other than inciting violence such as "Let
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Maybe it's the fact that the quote is contextual, and you're not privy to the discussion around it. Basically there are people that say "Well they shouldn't have provoked it by drawing Muhammad, the cartoonists had it c

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