Remember, Dotcom has been hit with racketeering claims, and I would think that anything that implies "give me money or I'll sue" isn't the best move for someone already facing racketeering charges.
Yes, Dotcom's words could imply that, but they could also imply "I could have sued you and didn't, so now it's time for you to return the favour."
I have a scanner in my home, so I contacted this company and entered into negotiations with them, only to have to pay the full $1000. So I sent them £664 in Scottish pound notes, each one carefully wiped on my dog's butt before the cash went into the envelope!
Who ever claimed US doctors gain insurance incentives for prescribing? Have you never wondered why pharmaceutical companies spend three times more on 'marketing' than on research and development?
How did this guy ever become a professor? Was it a 'collect 10 crisp bags and collect a prize' type thing?
Actually, I believe it was from the same website where I got Max, my cat, a BSc and an MSc in macroeconomics by filling out a couple of forms and paying $750 on my credit card.
"Hopefully, if the telcos do decide to actually file a lawsuit, it gets laughed out of court."
I agree, especially with one of the telcos' crappy attempt to fix their lousy security by replacing the entire web form with their phone number. So much for online commerce!
Source: https://www.terracomwireless.com/m/renewals.html
I don't care that there's been a reconsideration on Ferrero's part, any company that hires lawyers and doesn't oversee their actions doesn't deserve what business I might drive their way, so I'm continuing my boycott. World Chocolate Spread Day is on February 5th, 2014, everybody!
When an American goes to the doctor with certain symptoms, the doctor puts them on antibiotics 'as a precaution' because they make more money from it, whereas in the UK, doctors are paid the same amount by the NHS regardless of what they prescribe. That's why there are fewer cases of MRSA over here in contrast to a similarly segment of the US population.
Not only did you not count 9/11 in your 2012 grouping, you didn't even count it in your 2002 grouping (where it would belong)!!
Since Timothy is grouping by year, 9/11 doesn't belong in the 2002 grouping, but the 2001 grouping. If you don't believe me, check out this Wikipedia article on the attacks.
2. 2002 - 14 incidents, 15 killed
(note: the beltway sniper is counted as 11 separate incidents, which is stupid. This number should be 3 incidents total.)
Eleven plus three equals the total of fourteen, so shouldn't the total of incidents be four in a sensible world?
Until recently, I used to recommend your product, Nutella, over all others, but I will now instead recommend supermarket own brands on the basis that they taste very similar, have near identical nutritional values, and are a lot easier on the pocket. I have taken this decision in light of the fact that any promotion of your brands could lead to litigation, so I am now going to do the exact opposite.
Yours very sincerely, Sheogorath.
P.S. Ferrero Rocher are not 'eccellente'.
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Yes, Dotcom's words could imply that, but they could also imply "I could have sued you and didn't, so now it's time for you to return the favour."
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I got a licence
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That should work.
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Actually, I believe it was from the same website where I got Max, my cat, a BSc and an MSc in macroeconomics by filling out a couple of forms and paying $750 on my credit card.
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I agree, especially with one of the telcos' crappy attempt to fix their lousy security by replacing the entire web form with their phone number. So much for online commerce!
Source: https://www.terracomwireless.com/m/renewals.html
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Re: Ummmm 9/11
Since Timothy is grouping by year, 9/11 doesn't belong in the 2002 grouping, but the 2001 grouping. If you don't believe me, check out this Wikipedia article on the attacks.
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Error in article
(note: the beltway sniper is counted as 11 separate incidents, which is stupid. This number should be 3 incidents total.)
Eleven plus three equals the total of fourteen, so shouldn't the total of incidents be four in a sensible world?
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Dear Ferrero SpA
Yours very sincerely, Sheogorath.
P.S. Ferrero Rocher are not 'eccellente'.