[chat] going one way, people another

Variable

oh good I still have my old phone. hopefully I can get something new somewhat soon.

ewwwww phone from 2011 EWWWWWW

(but for real thank goodness I thought I was gonna have nothing which becomes an actual hassle, so used to easy communication)

Deebaser

Oft autocorrect was trying to make a haiku out of my post

Organichu

riemann did you see my win8 thoughts

i like it so far

Solomaxwell6

The one ticket I ever got was from a red light camera. My then-girlfriend was in the car, very drunk, and after I stopped for a few red lights she told me she'd throw up if I kept changing speeds. This was at like 3am, I was moving slowly, and there were no other cars (I checked and would've stopped if necessary). Fairly safe, but still illegal.

Sarksus

Solomaxwell6 wrote: »

The one ticket I ever got was from a red light camera. My then-girlfriend was in the car, very drunk, and after I stopped for a few red lights she told me she'd throw up if I kept changing speeds. This was at like 3am, I was moving slowly, and there were no other cars (I checked and would've stopped if necessary). Fairly safe, but still illegal.

A law abiding citizen would have made her walk.

MadCaddy

Solomaxwell6 wrote: »

The one ticket I ever got was from a red light camera. My then-girlfriend was in the car, very drunk, and after I stopped for a few red lights she told me she'd throw up if I kept changing speeds. This was at like 3am, I was moving slowly, and there were no other cars (I checked and would've stopped if necessary). Fairly safe, but still illegal.

If it was from a camera and your state doesn't have very specific enforcement rules, you can just ignore those.

TTODewback

MadCaddy wrote: »

Solomaxwell6 wrote: »

The one ticket I ever got was from a red light camera. My then-girlfriend was in the car, very drunk, and after I stopped for a few red lights she told me she'd throw up if I kept changing speeds. This was at like 3am, I was moving slowly, and there were no other cars (I checked and would've stopped if necessary). Fairly safe, but still illegal.

If it was from a camera and your state doesn't have very specific enforcement rules, you can just ignore those.

This would make you a bad person.
Almost as bad as Gooey.

Tiger Burning

No Benefit in Sharply Restricting Salt, Panel Finds

But the new expert committee, commissioned by the Institute of Medicine at the behest of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said there was no rationale for anyone to aim for sodium levels below 2,300 milligrams a day. The group examined new evidence that had emerged since the last such report was issued, in 2005.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/15/health/panel-finds-no-benefit-in-sharply-restricting-sodium.html?hp&_r=0

thank sweet, salty jesus

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot

omg it's only four pm this is an outrage

skippydumptruck

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot wrote: »

omg it's only four pm this is an outrage

accualy is 3pm : (

21stCentury

Ahm Bord...

TTODewback

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot wrote: »

omg it's only four pm this is an outrage

I wish it was 4

STATE OF THE ART ROBOT

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot wrote: »

omg it's only four pm this is an outrage

Abolish the time system.

AManFromEarth

It is the fourth hour in civilization.

You poor, sad western fools.

21stCentury

oh... i have something to do, actually...

i should work out some...

Blegh, working out suuuuuuuucks.

Gonmun

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot wrote: »

omg it's only four pm this is an outrage

5pm where I am. :P

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot

I don't go home until six waaaaaaaaah

MadCaddy

TTODewback wrote: »

MadCaddy wrote: »

Solomaxwell6 wrote: »

The one ticket I ever got was from a red light camera. My then-girlfriend was in the car, very drunk, and after I stopped for a few red lights she told me she'd throw up if I kept changing speeds. This was at like 3am, I was moving slowly, and there were no other cars (I checked and would've stopped if necessary). Fairly safe, but still illegal.

If it was from a camera and your state doesn't have very specific enforcement rules, you can just ignore those.

This would make you a bad person.
Almost as bad as Gooey.

Meh, I'll sleep at night. The way municipalities use their ill gotten motorist monies doesn't make me feel bad about helping people who'll put the money to better use game the system. Plus I had to learn that little caveat through experience... I had a judge tell me they had no way and throw one out.

Solomaxwell6

MadCaddy wrote: »

Solomaxwell6 wrote: »

The one ticket I ever got was from a red light camera. My then-girlfriend was in the car, very drunk, and after I stopped for a few red lights she told me she'd throw up if I kept changing speeds. This was at like 3am, I was moving slowly, and there were no other cars (I checked and would've stopped if necessary). Fairly safe, but still illegal.

If it was from a camera and your state doesn't have very specific enforcement rules, you can just ignore those.

Yep. I checked and apparently the law is something like the ticket has to be hand delivered by a Virginia cop. If one appeared at my door and gave me a ticket I'd have to pay it, or if, more likely, I got pulled over for something else and they called me out on it.

I paid it anyway, because it was only $50 and I figured I'd be on the safe side.

Gooey

http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/14/world/americas/belize-mayan-pyramid-destroyed/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

humansssssssssssssssss

ronya

@madcaddy

fwiw the opposition in singapore bitterly opposed elements of the keynesian and then monetarist moves throughout; it was linked more to cultural than economic issues. the 1985 recession took all involved by surprise. in this case it seems safe to even say that political issues are irrelevant. but this isn't necessary to talk about granger causality, happily.

TehSloth

Cool, looks like the problem with my program might be Server 2012...

fml

Solomaxwell6

Gooey wrote: »

http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/14/world/americas/belize-mayan-pyramid-destroyed/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

humansssssssssssssssss

I couldn't care less, it's not like they're destroying a REAL treasure like Angelina Jolie's boobs or anything.

Gooey

Solomaxwell6 wrote: »

Gooey wrote: »

http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/14/world/americas/belize-mayan-pyramid-destroyed/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

humansssssssssssssssss

I couldn't care less, it's not like they're destroying a REAL treasure like Angelina Jolie's boobs or anything.

good point

MadCaddy

Solomaxwell6 wrote: »

MadCaddy wrote: »

Solomaxwell6 wrote: »

The one ticket I ever got was from a red light camera. My then-girlfriend was in the car, very drunk, and after I stopped for a few red lights she told me she'd throw up if I kept changing speeds. This was at like 3am, I was moving slowly, and there were no other cars (I checked and would've stopped if necessary). Fairly safe, but still illegal.

If it was from a camera and your state doesn't have very specific enforcement rules, you can just ignore those.

Yep. I checked and apparently the law is something like the ticket has to be hand delivered by a Virginia cop. If one appeared at my door and gave me a ticket I'd have to pay it, or if, more likely, I got pulled over for something else and they called me out on it.

I paid it anyway, because it was only $50 and I figured I'd be on the safe side.

Yea, it's this mentality that they pray on. It's just another "integrity" tax that people that know the mug game don't deal with. Stuff like that makes my blood boil, since I would've always just paid them, even if I wasn't the one driving, etc.

Dark Raven X

Gooey wrote: »

http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/14/world/americas/belize-mayan-pyramid-destroyed/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

humansssssssssssssssss

This is about equivalent to building a Tesco on Stonehenge, eh?

TTODewback

I am torn between gooey and solom on these atrocities.
History destroyed...boobs destroyed..
My heart is broken.

Tav

the correctness of some of the things I wrote on that test is definitely up for debate

MadCaddy

And the fact that those red light cameras have increased accident fatality rates, and traffic congestion are the other reasons they make m so angry. Basically, they can be used as a metaphor for all my small government leanings.

EriktheVikingGamer

TTODewback wrote: »

I am torn between gooey and solom on these atrocities.
History destroyed...boobs destroyed..
My heart is broken.

Could be worse. Could've been historical boobs.

Irond Will

IcyLiquid wrote: »

AManFromEarth wrote: »

You know, Will, I'm sure if you asked Icy nicely he could give you a manual on how Geth works.

The One Quick Trick Tube Doesn't Want You To Know

This already exists
Its in the secret anime subforum.

@IcyLiquid

you know i need to brush up on my hiragana before i can read what you post in there baka

TTODewback

EriktheVikingGamer wrote: »

TTODewback wrote: »

I am torn between gooey and solom on these atrocities.
History destroyed...boobs destroyed..
My heart is broken.

Could be worse. Could've been historical boobs.

If they fuck with Cleopatra's boobs, shit is going down.
riots anarchy world war 5

spool32

Gooey wrote: »

http://www.wtsp.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=316418

floridaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Government is good and can be trusted to play fair and deal in good faith with the public.

zagdrob

Dark Raven X wrote: »

Gooey wrote: »

http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/14/world/americas/belize-mayan-pyramid-destroyed/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

humansssssssssssssssss

This is about equivalent to building a Tesco on Stonehenge, eh?

More like a Tesco parking lot, but yeah.

MadCaddy

ronya wrote: »

@madcaddy

fwiw the opposition in singapore bitterly opposed elements of the keynesian and then monetarist moves throughout; it was linked more to cultural than economic issues. the 1985 recession took all involved by surprise. in this case it seems safe to even say that political issues are irrelevant. but this isn't necessary to talk about granger causality, happily.

Eh, I don't know enough about either and you're vocation/location are both so Ill take your word for it.

My only point was that you results are in line with what would be expected globally.

MadCaddy

ronya wrote: »

@madcaddy

fwiw the opposition in singapore bitterly opposed elements of the keynesian and then monetarist moves throughout; it was linked more to cultural than economic issues. the 1985 recession took all involved by surprise. in this case it seems safe to even say that political issues are irrelevant. but this isn't necessary to talk about granger causality, happily.

Eh, I don't know enough about either and you're vocation/location are both so Ill take your word for it.

My only point was that you results are in line with what would be expected globally.

TTODewback

MadCaddy wrote: »

And the fact that those red light cameras have increased accident fatality rates, and traffic congestion are the other reasons they make m so angry. Basically, they can be used as a metaphor for all my small government leanings.

It's cut down accidents by....80-something percent here at the affected intersections.
And hasn't effected traffic at all.
And I thought I lived in a fail-zone.

MadCaddy

TTODewback wrote: »

MadCaddy wrote: »

And the fact that those red light cameras have increased accident fatality rates, and traffic congestion are the other reasons they make m so angry. Basically, they can be used as a metaphor for all my small government leanings.

It's cut down accidents by....80-something percent here at the affected intersections.
And hasn't effected traffic at all.
And I thought I lived in a fail-zone.

Your anecdote aside, the data proves otherwise. I can't pull it up right now, but just google a bit and it'll be at the top. It's why they're being decommissioned in a lot of cities (LA I know for sure)

MadCaddy

They cost more than they expected, had no way to collect the revenues they were supposed to collect without subverting certain laws, and the traffic issues they've occurred are only negative. This isn't hyperbole, this is fact proven with data.

Solomaxwell6

MadCaddy wrote: »

They cost more than they expected, had no way to collect the revenues they were supposed to collect without subverting certain laws, and the traffic issues they've occurred are only negative. This isn't hyperbole, this is fact proven with data.

Wait, are we still talking about Angelina Jolie's boobs? Because I'm not at all surprised they've caused traffic issues.