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Pizza have you ever taken any sort of medication or prescription?Very mature. Please refer to the forum rules. Depending on your intent, this is either a personal attack or an instance of off-topic posting.
I will be happy to write some of the articles. Right now, I see this message, though.Yeah, you need an account. I'll set one up for you. PM me with an e-mail address to which you want your password to be sent to.Quotebut you do not have permission to create this page.
Name some.I don't need to, and I already explained why this is a bogus request to make. Please don't waste my time.
"If you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains – however improbable – must be the truth."This is only correct assuming you've exhausted all possibilities. You haven't.
Secondly, you've avoided the question.I didn't "avoid" the question, I explained why the question is nonconstructive.
"There's only one possibility, but it can't be, therefore aliens."Please substantiate the following statement: There's only one possibility.
There are no atmospheric forcings, besides greenhouse gasses, that can be credited with these recent massive increase.That's not how proving things works. Just because you think there is only one possible cause of something in no way implies that it is the correct cause. You've basically weakened your argument to the level of "God dunnit because no one else could!"
Or maybe there are. Can you name some?
Maybe so, but saying that his life is ruined is not accurate either.Sorry, I should have been clearer. It's Leon Jenkins whose life is being ruined, over something he didn't even have control over.
Donald Sterling could sell the Clippers for over 1B dollars and can then retire to the Island he will be able to purchase.He shouldn't be told what to do with his property. The fact that the commodity he's being forced to sell is very valuable doesn't make it better in any way.
The people who will take the worst of this is those Sterling names in the lawsuit for unlawfully recording him.And rightly so - they appear to be the only people who did anything wrong here.
A good story is not necessary for that. It sounds like you're confusing well made game missions with a story. The missions can be amazing but have a lackluster story and vice-versa. If you're saying that a story is necessary for motivation, well I'd venture to say you must not have ever played a GTA game before.I wouldn't call it confusing, but yes, we seem to be using different words for the same thing.
No dodging or stabbing required.omg worst game design ever
You have a strange perspective of the world. People are generally not Lawful Neutral and politics/business relies heavily on public opinion.A valid point. I just don't think it's worth ruining people's lives over it.
Your ideal isn't bad, it's just not very human.Syntax error at line 3: unexpected "human". Resetting.
Like if someone was caught on tape that they fantasized about little boy bums yet had no child porn and had a totally clean record. They would still come under heavy fire and no one would want to be associated with them or represented by them.Would they be forcefully deprived of their property? Besides, if someone fantasises about boy bums and happens not to do anything bad about it, they cause no harm to society. Leave them be.
legally Leon Jenkins didn't do anything wrongMy point exactly. He is entirely unrelated, as far as anything with legitimacy is concerned. Sure, some people decided to make him seem related, probably because they had some ulterior motive in destroying the man's career, one that we'll likely never learn about.
This incident seems more like a straw breaking the camel's back than a bandwagon.It would, assuming that what he did this time was actually racist (I hold it's not, but I appear to be in the minority, even if no one can really explain why). But, even then, why are completely unrelated people being held accountable too?
Jones doesn't say any of that. He doesn't say anything even close to that. [...] Honestly, I don't think you've yet listened to the whole tape.I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. If it makes you feel any better, I feel that you haven't listened to the whole video, so our frustration is mutual.
For real, look back at your last three posts and identify the sentences that actually make a point and aren't just snide, sarcastic remarks (hint: there are only two of them). Don't get me wrong, I love the sarcasm (7/10 would read again); but, constantly having to guess at your meaning is growing old.*yawn*
Just out of curiosity, tell me exactly what point you think Bomani Jones is making. I don't think he's supporting your argument the way you think he does. I'm guessing that you just listened to the first few minutes and tuned out after you heard what you wanted to hear, not realizing that it was the set-up for his real pointYou need to stop guessing (you're supposed to be "well informed, thanks")! It won't get you far, what with your natural anti-talent for getting things right and staying on topic.
For example, this Bomani Jones article about what a raging racist Donald Sterling is: http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=jones/060810Congratulations, you successfully linked me to an article the video discusses. Give it a few more tries and you might actually finish researching the subject (which you should have done before discussing it, of course).
The Stormtrooper E-11 blaster rifle is supposedly pretty shit too. When you use one in the Jedi Knight games, they never hit center in the reticule, compared to the light blaster which always hit center.Unless you stop running around like a spastic and using the alt attack 24/7.
Who plays these kinds of games for their story?Essentially, everyone. It's just that most people don't realise it. If the game's flow doesn't encourage you to make good use of its mechanics, you will not make good use of the mechanics, and the game will flop.
Um, no. You just lopped off the end of my sentence to make it seem that way. It's yet another demonstration of your complete inability to fairly characterize others' arguments.Ah, right. Sorry, I was under the assumption that you were about to say something reasonable for once. So you're of the belief that the average low height of Chinese and Korean people has nothing to do with it, and it's all about training and desire. Typical "well informed, thanks" approach.
Few Chinese or Korean athletes with the requisite talent to compete in NBA basketball are interested in doing so. There are fewer opportunities for young Chinese and Korean athletes to learn and play basketball since it isn't as popular in those cultures. It's probably also just easier, cheaper, and more popular to recruit and scout American athletes over foreign ones. There are undoubtedly fewer opportunities for a foreign athlete to prove to an American franchise that he has the requisite skills to compete for a spot on a NBA roster.
Long answer: No, it doesn't cause you to suddenly be a person who believes in racial superiority.Fantastic! You are capable of saying something that's not fundamentally wrong on occasion!
And it's all irrelevant anyway. It doesn't mater if he's a racist or not. The NBA's labor pool believe he's racist. The NBA's customers believe he's racist. The NBA is in the business of making cash hand-over-fist, and they need customers and a labor pool to do that. He's got to go.It's not irrelevant. We all know that the people think he's racist. We argue that it's an unfair and uneducated position.