backtoyoujim

do not venture into the contemporary board game landscape without several rooms to dedicated to humidity controlled shelf-space.

My guess is that Facebook is responding to locals in a community that use the tools to report firearm sales.

Using a person to purchase firearms for a person who can't get them is called a straw purchase.

Maybe advertising something other than a gun to sell a gun should be covered under straw purchase.

I have a conspiracy theory that the entire delivery infrastructure in the US (all the u's, p's s's, and f's) have been infiltrated by Scientology/Chucky Cheeze.

I'm still fine tuning it.

I wonder how many times the initial turn head, grok, smile -- mirroring back to the pareidolia itself, has happened.

I should have never created that rocketmail account.

"For evil is matched and overcome not by superior power, but by the determination and the goodness of ordinary beings, ennobles by the assumption of burdens beyond their capacity to bear."

Lovely bit of prose for a book review.

Or NASCAR

So are you suggesting that the sites that are collateral damage pay for my youtube red service?

Because that seems reasonable.

With almost 800 homeless people per 100,000 in SF:

http://abc7news.com/news/data-shows-sf-has-2nd-highest-homel...

... and property values rising near $1,000.00/square foot does indeed seem screwed on very tightly excepting for a few percentage points at the top.

So I have a hard time understanding what compass you are speaking of exactly.

/angrily glares at plate of poutine

One of the highlights to the Banking Secrecy Act update in 2014 is listed in the first spot:

- Suspicious Activity Reporting

http://www.occ.treas.gov/news-issuances/bulletins/2014/bulle...

"You know, I don't do things like that. I'm a public figure."

Jesus what a self-important thing to say while not outright denying it.

Be vigilant over your bird sanctuaries, UK.

The American Dream was narrated by banks in the USA as a way of fighting "the Red terra" and to make the populace wear the yolk of a mortgage. People with mortgages generally don't protest or strike.

As American hegemony spun the globe so did the "own your acres".

Needs Tauntaun version.

I bet that eventually the "quit application" feature for Mac OS X is going to be offshored.

When has rational choice theory worked for anything other than a thesis defense?

but what if siblings do? or parents? aren't they basically giving out the rest of the family, too?

But left to their own devices they wouldn't even deliver on Saturyday

http://www.federaltimes.com/story/government/management/agen...

My guess is that you rarely spend time with people outside of tech without tipping them.

Because Bezos can't get a crappy USPS delivery person off of a shift that affects a bunch of his customers.

> Chillingly, as the Post continues, “the cases include those of 32 defendants sentenced to death.” Of these defendants, 14 have already been executed or died in prison.

If those people can create fiduciary malfeasance with no ramifications other than a verbal repremand in a toothless media and gutless Congress ... I don't see the risks.

What is the risk?

People that don't write software but use software say the same thing about operating systems.

"Why are there even more than one? It is absurd!"

Ah ... Prime. The only place you can get "free two-day shipping" that takes 6 days.

who owns washington post and spacex?

This is not a bullshit argument. It is similar to labor laws in some states. You can claim someone as a indy contractor but if they are working with your tools or at your job site or under your instruction ... guess what? some states don't care what you call them ... they will be processed as employees not contractors.

Not bullshit.

I'd rather be smashing imperialism

http://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/ed-stamm-and-others-c...

I just saw that thing on A. Savage video.

https://youtu.be/7Qi5snumoeY?t=3m34s

My guess is that she will run for office, next.