Posted: 10 16 2009 Post subject: ct tattoo artists
ALL RIGHT! 3rd time on the front page. WOO HOO!
I went through 2 Toshibas and 2 Dells before i got my HP Compaq laptop. I've had it since '06 and run beta software (like Windows 7, Chrome etc) all the time. I've never had a problem with it. I was surprised that Toshiba did so well, since my experience would suggest otherwise.
Posted: 10 14 2009 Post subject: Online casinos free play
I am really excited to see where digg goes in the future but their past releases have alienated some of their users. can't we all just get along.
This is the truthiest XKCD ever !!
they sure as hell wouldnt pay to see a pic of a cat and moose staring at each other, digg news rocks!?
Can we please just let her fall off the edge of the Earth into an oblivion where we never hear or see her ever again...
Posted: 10 10 2009 Post subject: craigslist tattoo
The US has to be on the list. Remember that $2.3 Trillion dollars that is missing? http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/01/29/eveningn ...That is serious corruption.
Posted: 09 12 2009 Post subject: comic book tattoo tori
----Thanks for the conservative shill link idiot.---You have no response to the facts listed, so you dismiss it as "conservative shill". How pathetically partisan. Dismissing discordant facts out of hand. Check.Using ad hominem against someone who holds a political position you don't like. Check.Having an approach to politics that exemplifies what is wrong with American politics. Check.@majoris,---If I had a choice of selling my company for huge bucks or trying to actually prove my business model, I would be hard pressed to not take the money. Not sure what that has to do with Sarbanes-Oxley.---Not being able to have an IPO significantly reduces an entrepreneur's options. With only buy-outs as a possibility, an entrepreneur becomes dependents on 3-4 large companies. With a deep capital market waiting to invest in small firms, more new companies emerge and more Googles/Ebays/Amazons are created.Sarbanes-Oxley destroyed the IPO market by imposing very high fixed compliance/accounting costs for publicly listed companies. These costs hit small companies disproportionately hard, as they are fixed (as opposed to proportional to the size of the company).
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