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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I give it 20 minutes before one of the big accountancy firms find the (totally unintentional) loop hole to evade this tax.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Its The Mirror, this is pretty groundbreaking for them and their audience.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
While i'm totally behind this rocket ship you need to take any number Musk give you and add a random number of months between 6 and 18 to it.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> Let me describe to you the 900-kilogram car I'm building, with forged pistons and a turbo big enough to fit your head inside. It probably won't hold traction until third or fourth gear. Sarcasm is hard to pick up via a writte
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Why don't the explosive packages these two sent 1000's of others via drone delivery service (DDS) ever make the news? > The devices were similar to one found on Monday at the home of the billionaire philanthropist George Soros
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
People in glass houses should get round to closing Guantanamo bay at some point.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I feel like you haven't really answered OP's comment and instead have reiterate the same tired meme from your original post. Buzzfeed News and Buzzfeed Youtube are miles apart, the first is considered legitimate journalism by US s
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I'll get the Zeppelin...
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Thank you very very much for the detailed reply, i'll do my best to see a few of these spots during my visit =))
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I haven't been in Brooklyn for getting on 10 years. Can you elaborate on what popular tourist friendly areas are now about? (I'm in NYC in March '19)
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> Also, we have the [enormous asteroid] coming towards us which is climate change Maybe someone in particular could sign the Paris agreement, not naming names or anything....
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I'm going to assume a lot of these warehouse workers would rather have more money in there pay packet now then a share or two which need years to vest with an unknown value.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
For text and live video from Nasa - https://spaceflightnow.com/2018/10/10/live-coverage-two-man-...
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> The US cannot force those companies to lie That's a nice government tender you're working on, looks very profitable! Would be a shame if someone rejected it because reasons. While it isn't the direct influence described
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I think when you outpace the general index by multiple factors over years a small pull back is not only expected, its healthy.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> amd is the opposite of both and it's stock continues to dive. go figure. AMDs share price is up almost 1400% in 2 years, what on earth are you on about?
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Why are 90% of the cars on that list terrible? After the Telsa you need to read all the way down to number 15 to find something else i'd actually want to drive/admit owning.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Lets me really honest, they pulled out because they couldn't compete with Amazons offering. Google is driven by profits and growth just like any other company.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
For it to happen at all is worrying. Western Europe is a demonstration of how to police a populas without shooting at them on a daily basis.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I can't believe we're still debating if this movie was good or not....
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
My understanding is the term "Planet X" came about while we still called Pluto the 9th planet making Planet IX and X the same theory. Maybe i'm way off here, the government mind control satellites seem to have got to my revie
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Slowly we're getting closer to proving another planet is out there. I do like it when nutters spewing out 100's of mad theories a month get one correct, in this case its the existence of Nibiru.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I'll admit i wasn't too impressed when the USA started killing British civilians in Iraq and Syria with drones. Murder each other as much as you see fit but can we at least respect the rule of law and have these ISIS members stand
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> presumption of innocence. I know this is the cornerstone of all law in western countries but its a really difficult thing to argue for in this case.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Find me a member of the TSA who can explain the significance of that sentence let alone catch it in practice then we can discus the viability of it. It seems to me this would fix the larger problem most the time.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I'll admit i started skimming the article from about half way though but i didn't see any mention of what these flaws actually are?
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I think you just alienated 2/3rds of the user base in one comment =)
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Trying not to screw up this potential nuke situation as badly as the US have screwed up North Korae over the last 30 years. Go do the world police thing somewhere else while you get over this weird phase your going through, leave this one t
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I imagine a couple hundred fruity lawyers are wording a cease and desist letter to perfection right now.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Just out of interest i looked up the crime rate for Newnan, what on earth is going on over there? Maybe its cheap for a reason.

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