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>You can see it on TV. Take DareDevils TVSeries, but I'm sure you'll find many examples, there are countless raw violence scenes for free, but 3 seasons in and DareDevil hasn't been with a woman with the exception of a kiss.

Or perhaps that has more to do with the fact that Catholicism is central to Mathew Murdock as a character, so it makes sense he isn't sleeping around given that premarital sex is a big no-no for Catholics. Also, we're only two seasons in, not three.

Typically failing the course, homework was 30% of your entire grade at my middle and high school.

Reminds me of the way some friends and I came up with a way to trick people into logging out in WoW. There's the /logout command, which initiates the logging out sequence. However, there's also the /camp command, which does the same thing, but a fair amount of people don't know about it. Now, logging out normally takes 20 seconds, but if you're in one of the capitals, it's instant. So we would say in trade chat(a chat channel that's only visible to people in a capital) about how /camp sets down a campfire, unwitting players would try it out, and find themselves back on the character select screen. Just a bit of harmless fun, but you would not believe how upset people would get.

Texas, probably. It's been hovering between 3.40-3.60 the past couple months.

I imagine it'd be fairly hot actually.

>red blood cells are erythrocytes

>red blood cells are red blood cells

Why yes they are, astute observation...

>This term is also applied, often pejoratively, to anyone who switches loyalty to another religion, sports team, political party, or other rival faction(themself). In that sense, the defector is often considered a traitor by their original side.

Different exchanges trade at different rates.

>Evidently he's been downvoted trying to point this out.

That shouldn't really come as a surprise, given the way he went about it. Making an entire post using caps lock is usually frowned upon, to say the least, and, as has been pointed out, no such claims were ever made in the first place, it's perfectly clear that grandparent is referring to a completely separate article that's yet to even be published.

He means that out off all people, you would think the author of the article in question would know best what to title his submission.

This is funny, because the text you quoted wasn't referring to the construction of the aqueducts, only the fabrication of the bricks used in the construction.

"They promise to deliver flowers to anywhere in San Francisco in less than 90 minutes."

For the default browser on the S3 (on mine at least), the settings menu only shows up if you click it, go to an article/comments, and then back to the main screen.

Speaking of their error page, they have a typo on there. "...to many requests" instead of "...too many".

From what Wikipedia can tell me, the two most relevant terms those acronyms refer too are "High-performance computing" and "Information retrieval".

He meant lift as in get rid of, I'm assuming, unless you're saying they're going to drive 10 over the speed of light.

>at the behest of the president that, assuming you are a US Citizen of voting age, you had a part in electing...

Fixed that for you.

I think he's referring to how mturk and other things like it don't allow the use of AIs, it has to be an actual person.

>much of what goes on there is illegal, and a substantial portion is immoral or malicious.

Most, if not all, of your so called "illegal", "immoral or malicious" behavior comes from a certain handful of boards, of which there are over fifty. For most, the only illegal/immoral stuff they engage in is piracy and just generally being assholes, both of which can be found on almost any online congregation.

In short, lel.

This should be fun. Might take one out asking Yellow if he wants to smash...

Actually, judging from his comment history, I'm just thinking English may not be his first language.

Al-Qaida is not a person. Either you accidentally used the wrong pronoun, or perhaps you're confused as to what Al-Qaida refers to.

>Richard Stallman and the whole idea of copyleft, is borrowed from the works of Hakim Bey (which is where I read about it first).

>Richard Stallman...is borrowed from the works of Hakim Bey.

I find it somewhat funny that Richard Stallman stole the idea of himself from someone else.

(Also, who you're referring to as Hakim Bey, is in fact, Peter Lamborn Wilson, or as I've recently taken to calling him, Peter Lamborn Wilson plus anonymity.)

Thank you for helping those of us unable to do basic arithmetic.

>the ANC (and Mandela) haven't exactly been angles, either.

On the contrary, one could say they were a bit... acute.

>a Scottish bank holiday

I see what you did there.

It's doing the weirdest thing for me, I get this[1] for the preview, but I get this[2] when I download it. Other than that it works better than I expected for non-real life stuff.

[1] http://i5.minus.com/i49HmJ8HXW90P.png

[2]http://i4.minus.com/ipofptgUlIIlj.png

closer inspection on the preview reveals this

http://i1.minus.com/iTe6ZEeS9Xv1k.png

It's playing nice with all the other screenshots I've thrown at it so far, though.

here's the original I guess if anyone wants to see if it happens with them too

http://i5.minus.com/iC7VIeASPpmHi.jpg

>They say it because in their circles, that's a perfectly acceptable thing to say, and no one would interpret it as anything more than an expression of disapproval. (think 4chan, many subreddits, etc.).

I like how you qualify your statement in regards to reddit by saying "subreddits", which implies that it's only a portion of reddit that demonstrates such behavior, but make no such distinction about 4chan, which, contrary to popular belief, does not solely consist of /b/, and in fact has a number of boards that are actually quite civil.

That said, your point is valid, and, as a regular of one of the more vitriolic boards, I sometimes forget to "switch modes" so to speak, and find myself acting in the manner you describe. My anecdote, for what it's worth.

>That's what killed Socrates.

I was always assumed it was the hemlock, personally.

I've actually had this happen sporadically just unlocking my SIII. Whatever app or homescreen had been on before locking it would flash in for a second or two before going to the lockscreen. Never paid it much attention.