and Django makes everything better again.

A Ninja wrote:It's much more likely for the poor to use illegal drugs than firemen, teachers, or CEOs, joe.

That's not really true...

Dude, soccer has no leg to stand on when it comes to fans, or players antics. Imagine the shit that happens after FIFA games happened with the NFL.

My only problem with it is that it seems specifically targeted at poor people. Not that you could require folks applying for, say, unemployment to take a drug test, because that's insurance. And honestly the only thing this proves is that they didn't take drugs this week, unless they're pulling hair...

Actually, you're numbers are wrong. 178 million is the cost of the actual cash benefits program itself, not the drug testing. Cost of the tests averages about $30. Assuming that 1,000 to 1,500 applicants take the test every month, the state will owe about $28,800-$43,200 monthly in reimbursements to...

Oh then it's definitely shopped, the bottom doesn't match up to his legs.

Why's he wearing a dress, and why am I the first to ask that.

Well considering it's China, they might just.

They guy taking over for him is apparently just as bad (and is actually the one responsible for their supply chains and manufacturing in the Asian market, as the Operations Manager), but it's all good cause he might be gay.

Didn't feel a thing.

SixtyWattMan wrote:Hope he fucking dies. Good riddance to bad rubbish.

Well that's a bit much...

Well sorry guys for not thinking the best right now on this very small issue. My girlfriend just broke up with me, and I'm just siding with the way things have always been done on this server. Did you guys really like it when the server was almost only playing rooftime, fieldtrip, avanti, desperado...

They're definitely dropping out of the mobile computing race, Palm/WebOS/Tablets have been shelved. They're considering selling or spinning off the PC business and focusing on business customers, software and servers (and presumably cheap as printers). http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44193385/ns/busines...

SixtyWattMan wrote:Too bad it's illegal to defend your property in the UK. Some things make me glad I live in the US.