To quote Mr. Spock on the value of dirty agents: "Only Nixon could go to China..."
A nice little "Erratum" item at Wired would go a long way toward clearing that up, and would be a searchable citation for fact checkers on the next publication's CDA 230 story.
Love to send over a few crates of the Jenkins-Boyle-Aoki graphic novels... "Theft: A History of Music" and "Bound by Law? Tales from the Public Domain". Then they'd learn a thing or two.
Wouldn't that be a great bot post, instead of "Love what you wrote - thumbs up!"
Amicus brief to be filed by the Guild of British Plumbers...
Action items:
Rework Sponge Bob "Squidward" character - not menacing enough
Wait... boss says no menacing octopi
Suggest Lewis and Clark... historical, safe
Advice for the team:
Stultum est queri de adversis, ubi culpa est tua.
-Syrus
(It's stupid to complain about misfortune that is your own fault.)
Misread that headline, and instantly prayed that I'd never need to know how big my landlord's toes are.
They've got these giant bags at Costco!
If you roll over the highlighted links he cites, you'll see it's sarcasm... stories about dangerous criminals with badges and guns, and the danger they pose to average citizens. Subtle, but on-point.
Cool! We can do that now? Hey, maybe this Drumpf guy isn't so bad after all..
"The AP unquestionably has less manpower available..."
Budgets are tight... full-blown agents are expensive. Sounds like the FBI needs a squad of $8/hr part-timers to do what the AP did so easily. And with Home Depot jobs harder and harder to come by, imagine how many 60+ applicants they'd have! Boost American employment stats!
They could call them "Junior G-Men".
If only there was an American political party that feared Federal overreach... that championed States' rights to regulate themselves... that was appalled at the swamp full of lobbyists and special interests...
Oh, wait. Never mind.
"... stapled to the backend of a must pass appropriations bill..."
Just like a migrant in the back of a cross-border Greyhound, hoping to avoid detection, the best place for garbage legislation to avoid scrutiny is the back of a 'bus... an omnibus spending bill.
"...make absolutely certain that they would vote according to your wishes..." Cool! Can we do that? Sounds so easy!
Bet we can vote this comment into "Funniest of the Week".
Looks like a lot of work went into composing this... you know, pressing each of those letter-buttons on the keyboard, clicking the "submit" box... things the training program never taught him.
Vote now!
Here's an idea: the DEA can buy Stingray-equipped Cessnas for Native American tribes, and train pilots to fly in circles. Since the tribes aren't apparently subject to US laws, no need to worry about those pesky warrants...
The Verizon FiOS-Not-Available customers in NY-NJ would love to help the AT&T customers understand just how those subsidies work out in the end.
"If the House bill is signed into law..."
"Paging Rep. Marsha Blackburn... Marsha Blackburn, please come to the House visitors' gallery. A large fruit basket has been delivered with your name on it."
Influencing an FCC public comments proceeding... what a specific task to undertake. Wonder how you do that -- is there a "dark directory" of proverbial bent-nosed paisans to call? Drop a note to Boris at the Villains, Thieves and Scoundrels Union?
But seriously... there's a bunch of work needed to pull this off. It's not just a random (obituary) database to seed the commenters' name and address fields from; someone had to draft the nonsensical complaint text... and as I understand it, it wasn't just a matter of a couple of boilerplate responses, although the content repeats. Some group put forward a significant chunk of change for these services... interfered with a Federal rulemaking process. Special prosecutor! (/s)
Disappointing, though, that they signed as dead people, instead of "Amanda Hugginkiss", "Heywood Yablowme" and "Mike Rotch".
Re: Re: "When the game hit the market, Voksi didn't target it. "
Another thing you don't understand, you establishment shill!
Cracker-pirate-hacker culture means thumbing your nose at the rules, especially grammar and punctuation! And sometimes spelling. And logic. Maybe hygiene, too.
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