... YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! ("The cops like that, when people know their rights. That way they don't have to read them to you on the way to the station." - George Carlin) The more your fake personalities adulate you, the more respect you'll get! When confronted with a reality that you don't like: Announce loudly that you are departing, never ...

... YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! ("The cops like that, when people know their rights. That way they don't have to read them to you on the way to the station." - George Carlin) The more your fake personalities adulate you, the more respect you'll get! When confronted with a reality that you don't like: Announce loudly that you are departing, never ...

... YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! ("The cops like that, when people know their rights. That way they don't have to read them to you on the way to the station." - George Carlin) The more your fake personalities adulate you, the more respect you'll get! When confronted with a reality that you don't like: Announce loudly that you are departing, never ...

... YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! ("The cops like that, when people know their rights. That way they don't have to read them to you on the way to the station." - George Carlin) The more your fake personalities adulate you, the more respect you'll get! When confronted with a reality that you don't like: Announce loudly that you are departing, never ...

... YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! ("The cops like that, when people know their rights. That way they don't have to read them to you on the way to the station." - George Carlin) The more your fake personalities adulate you, the more respect you'll get! When confronted with a reality that you don't like: Announce loudly that you are departing, never ...

... R&D journal focuses on storage of electronic 'stuff' | IBM The electronic storage of data continues to grow exponentially. But as the late George Carlin pointed out, having a lot of "stuff" brings its own set of challenges. The latest issue of the IBM Journal of Research and Development, now available online, focuses on ...

> Silicon Valley is a goner. Has been since the dot. com bubble burst back in 2000. In the past year a single bedroom apt in San Jose went from $1000/mo to $2,000/ mo. Someone there is making money somehow. Bret Cahill

Hardpan wrote: Engineers like the hunting and fishing. Everyone has a bass boat. That part sure sounds nice. That town sounds like it would be nice to retire to, unless one already has a job or some sort of work lined up, beforehand. There's a kind of libertarian synergy going on. The engineers and professionals moving into the I-540 corridor create, on average, 5 more jobs- secretary, shipping clerks, janitors, etc. Then...

.... Whatever affected me, it caused me to disbelieve that there was a God. Perhaps it was an early realization of a George Carlin-type observation that, if God loves me so much, why was I punished for making a simple error anyone my age could ... message is being posted there are, lacking an unexpected alternate outcome, 145 days remaining in the imperial presidency of George W. Bush

Hardpan wrote: Its is starting to sound very enticing to me, I must say. I live in a state that is heavily regulated and controlled and I will not stay here much longer. Yeah, I did post grad work in New York, and could hardly wait to get out of there. Other professions are moving in as well; there's a strip city that sprung up along I-540 from Fayetteville to the MO border. The U of AR has apparently developed a reputation...