>> ^Pprt:

Sorry to be the one to tell you that you seem to know even less about the world than you thought: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/True_Finns#Parliamentary_election_2011
>> ^shuac:
If this were to happen in Finland or something, THEN I'd say "wow wow and double wow." But, to quote the parking garage attendant from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, what country do you think this is?



Sorry, where's the part in this article that reports of a Finnish airline pilot refusing service to a pair of Imams? As promised, if it's there (and I merely failed to see it), I'll be the first to say "wow wow and double wow".

Golly, you sure showed me.

Golly, that sure was believable.

oh gollies i did that?

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Wow, that guy is bat shit nuts! Goh mert! Goh mert! Goh mert!

Goh gettem gapin' holes dat dem der terror babies be der flyin' through em an' ah shakin' dem foundations tah der groundss. Anderson! Hel' us fill dese big dang freakin' holes!! Dang gonnit fill dem gapin' holes! Arghh!! Stop laughing at me John Stewart!! Jus luuk er dem evidences itz all arounds yous Stewarts an Andersons!! Dag nabbit dah all uv yous!

They say where I live in California is like a box of cereal. Without the fruits and the nuts only the flakes are left. Well, golly gee willackers - there must be an amazing analogy for TeXas and this guys sort of ilk (excluding Austin of course).

You're not browsing wrong

But we all have moments when doing research for something that visual organisation (if that's how your brain works) is very welcome.

When I was planning my trip (off on hols very soon this morning) I had dozens of tabs open for travel and accommodation searches/reviews mixed in with Videosift, Gmail, project sites, general browsing etc. All of which requires constant maintenance.

Yet still this is one of those things that strictly speaking you don't NEED. But in my scenario I'm subject to an increasingly unpleasant user experience. Here's a example - we didn't NEED tabs in the first place did we - just open another instance of IE. But other browsers came along and did offer them and now we can't do without them. In the same way this feature could become an ingrained part of the user experience.

And his point on "info-guilt" is very true. I often have that spare tab open for something I want to read or perhaps reference. That's where Delicious comes in - though as I'm using FF 4.0b I have to paste and copy into 3.68 to save them The downside with Delicious is that it's out of sight and out of mind. And when I go there it's all just tag-driven. We need more and golly I want this.

>> ^Enzoblue:

I rarely have more than three tabs going at a time. Am I browsing wrong??

my golly she is soooo much more sexy then I remember. GO HER GO !

By the way, this is pretty much what I said to my husband when we first met, and by golly I got my wish!

Well golly!

Yeah, because San Fran doesn't have the largest Chinatown in North America, and New York does not have a sizable Italian population. I'm Canadian, and I find this guy embarrassing and the clip painful to watch. Yeah, Canada dreams SO BIG our politicians said we were going to the Moon, and by golly we WENT TO THE MOON. Wait, no, no that was America. Honestly, listen to what this fat fuck is saying. He sure said it, but actually you go to the United States of America to make it be.

I enhanced the image a little more and it actually says:
"Remember:
Straight shootin
golly
gosh darn it"

Holy shit. I cannot believe that trollop having sex all the time, unprotected knowing after the first baby, "gee, golly, duh, maybe this will continue, after all, look at me". WTF? Sterilize this group, please.

>> ^NetRunner:
>> ^rougy:
Oh! Who will save us from this inequity!
If only we had a majority in the executive, senatorial, and congressional branches.
Then, by golly we'd change things, you betcha!

I'm not sure what you think will help. Apparently your idea of changing the world is to go around sniping at me sarcastically, even when all I do is assign a channel.
But then, I guess you're not alone. A lot of people act like insulting me the best way to fix a broken system that I didn't create and don't support.


Just giving you shit, NR.

No insult intended.

>> ^rougy:
Oh! Who will save us from this inequity!
If only we had a majority in the executive, senatorial, and congressional branches.
Then, by golly we'd change things, you betcha!


I'm not sure what you think will help. Apparently your idea of changing the world is to go around sniping at me sarcastically, even when all I do is assign a channel.

But then, I guess you're not alone. A lot of people act like insulting me the best way to fix a broken system that I didn't create and don't support.

>> ^NetRunner:
money
politics
lies (discusses the lies and propaganda that run rampant about class)
quality


Oh! Who will save us from this inequity!

If only we had a majority in the executive, senatorial, and congressional branches.

Then, by golly we'd change things, you betcha!

Well - it has to be said... The reason that European defense budgets are so low is because the US's is so high. Europe ceded its defense to the United States after WW2. It is what allows places like France spend a pittance on defense and everything else on social spending like 'not-so-free' health care. Of course the good ol' boys in the system play games for profit. Golly gee whiz Sgt. Carter!

But if the US scaled back its defense to only 4% of the budget what would the reaction be? There would be whining like you've NEVER heard before from our buddies across the pond. Budgets dedicated to social spending would be forced to change. I doubt they want that gravy train to pull in to the station. It is what allows Europe to spend billions more on socialist programs and placate the people. Plus they get to stare down thier noses at the US and act all sanctimonius. For them, US defense spending is win/win.