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    labrys replied to StoppieJoe's topic in The Bonfire

    Parents out of town, huh? Owned by Remi #?
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    And then I derive from the crickets that the answer is no Owned by Remi #?
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    That's great Owned by Remi #?
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    I'l be honest without all the typing... besides, I could just paste out of a list on Google if I wanted to. I'm pretty sure that I could name 100: names email addresses animals websites software applications geographic places electronic gadgets satellites types of cables bands Owned by Remi #?
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    America is racist, but it's making progress. Slow progress. Progress is too slow. Cherry picking 2 cases doesn't help the matter. It only polarizes the people at the extras of the issue. Owned by Remi #?
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    Sometimes I think "Do you even jump?" might be the question. Owned by Remi #?
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    I just want to fly to Denmark and do a stealth tandem with you so that I can be in your video next year :-D Owned by Remi #?
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    Has it really been a year? I guess it has been... your new vid is awesome too Owned by Remi #?
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    I don't disagree in general, but "most of the time" might be inaccurate. Almost every AAD activation I've seen (including my own, FWIW) has happened to a conscious but "otherwise majorly fucking something up" skydiver. The vast minority have been incapacitated skydivers. I realize that isn't the marketed use for AADs, but it does seem to be more likely. Again, I don't think that having a reserve that'll probably seriously injure or kill you if you're incapacitated is a good idea.. Owned by Remi #?
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    Concrete Rebound Hammer is *smarter* than a bag of hammers Owned by Remi #?
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    +1 Owned by Remi #?
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    Think about that. Owned by Remi #?
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    Wow... you're a handsome guy, turtle. Owned by Remi #?
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    are you 14 years old? Owned by Remi #?
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    Guess we both did, Iago. I'm sorry that I was such an ass. I hope that I can stand you a beer some day. Owned by Remi #?
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    You're right to call me out on that. That was an inappropriate and crude thing to post. I apologize to everyone. No excuse. I think that I'll give myself a vacation from SC for a few weeks. Owned by Remi #?
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    And well.. you know... if you're having a hard time dealing with the idea that the 3/4 inch carpet is overwhelming your 1/2 dick, Owned by Remi #?
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    Guess we know where you stand on gay rights now. And dear god please don't respond that I'm defending the waitress. Owned by Remi #?
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    A report said the family provided a credit card statement that showed the tip. So I'd have to guess the waitress is lying. Owned by Remi #?
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    I've never said I supported anything of the sort. Owned by Remi #?
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    I agree with this. To those who are saying that people who don't like a company owner's religious beliefs can just get another job, I say it's just not that simple. Communities and community leaders work to bring businesses and industry into their towns to provide jobs for the people who live there. Those jobs should be equally available to qualified residents regardless of their religious beliefs. Those businesses often get tax deferments as incentives, which places more tax burden on everyone else. It's worth it in the long run though, because it brings jobs in. Those businesses also use government and community funded infrastructure and subsidies. Unless a business owner is operating 100% in their own dime, I think they should follow community rules, not religious beliefs. Owned by Remi #?
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    It's kinda like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JD8DjpMYOJA Owned by Remi #?
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    Oh, that's not true by any means. They do have something to gain; their defense of the "war on Christians" and their egos all while maintaining some level of anonymity. I'd look at it more like, they have nothing to lose by lying. Notice how the waitress has put her face in front of the camera and the family certainly hasn't. I'm not saying that means one is more or less honest, but from a game theory strategy, the family has zero to lose on their side so far all while being able to attack the waitress. The waitresses co-workers, friends, and ex-partners have come forward saying that she lied to them about having brain cancer and having her home severely damaged during Sandy. The Marine Corps says that she was not the lone survivor of an IED attack in Afghanistan, but was a reservist who went to Romania and was later discharged OTH because she stopped showing up for drill. Do you still think the the family is more likely to be lying? Owned by Remi #?
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    I'll just paste in my Facebook status update about my worst jump: "Well, now I can scratch "decide to jump when I know I shouldn't, not be able to pull, suck it down trying anyway, have my CYPRES fire but beat it to the save, downwind my reserve at 35MPH through the trees into a thorn bush in the middle of a swamp" off of my bucket list. What's to do next?" Owned by Remi #?
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    A laptop with enough memory to handle running Wireshark connected to a span port on a central switch for as long as you think it would take to see anything nefarious should do it. In other words... if you think you have a huge problem that's costing you time or money or company secrets, how about just paying someone to help you out. No one who hasn't "had hands" on your network can give you meaningful help. If you were an auto mechanic, would you take time to carefully explain to someone how to fix their car or would you expect them to bring the car to you and pay you to fix it? Owned by Remi #?