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by santeewelding

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That a TechRepublic A-Team has assembled on the tarmac for a flight to Yemen.

They're going after this guy.

Jason bears the gift of a sabotaged iPhone. PurpleSkys has a plate full of homemade cookies. If that doesn't work, Plan B has Boxfiddler with a chainsaw.

Jaqui behind his shades, he refuses to say anything.

Good luck.

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by santeewelding

She is aware of the well-known, documented fact that throughout history, homemade cookies have brought whole armies to their knees.

by santeewelding

Is probably responsible for the predicament you now find yourself in.

You never were clear about the nature of that predicament.

by maxwell edison

It was quite effective, you know, against Joan (a master manipulator), a teacher (a socialist indoctrinator), and a judge (who was on the take) - and they obviously deserved it, since I'm walking free today, talking about it.

by santeewelding

What you passed to Jaqui.

Explains why he says nothing, in order not to reveal your fingerprints in the operation.

by maxwell edison

..... to never agree on anything, nor will we acknowledge that we either agree or disagree on everything.

As such, I simply cannot confirm or deny.

by santeewelding

True operative.

Could be that you have secreted yourself with the baggage. I wouldn't know. Wouldn't tell if I did.

This guy in Yemen -- he don't know [i]what[/i] he's in for if you're going. Talk his ass to death.

by santeewelding

About that aspect.

Throughout the land, they will be laying down their AKs and their conspiracies.

We are saved.

by maxwell edison

Weapons of Mass Dreadfulness!

Note: I did not say WMD's! (With a [i]hyphen[/i].)

P.S. Time - too much - on - hands.

by santeewelding

You got me good, clean, and simple on that one.

Told you: I was [i]probably[/i] hyphenated. I will admit to no more.

by santeewelding

Her contract ran into difficulties with political correctness and such. Had something to do with women in the workplace.

by av .

She was no worse than some of the guys in the workplace. And, who cares? We're talking Yemen. They need more women like Xena to put them on the right track.

AV

by santeewelding

We be talking Yemen.

I'm in favor of shipping a boatload of Xenas to Yemen. Only, they wouldn't get past customs without covering.

by seanferd

don't stop in Yemen. Keep going. A lot of women could use the culture-changing support that a boatload of Xena's could supply.

Aside: 90s classic animé? Animé?

by santeewelding

You have a point.

Today in San Diego a woman jogger was physically taken down in the middle of a street by a sexual assailant. She screamed. Bystanders came to her aid. The "they" that Deb regales us about are still hunting for him.

The women I have come to know, and with whom I associate, have belts in karate, and other modes of lethal expertise. A few others, don't. They are few, but they are very close to me. I have had to surrender and to realize it is not up to me to compel and instruct them. It is up to them. Devil take the hindmost. I have nothing to say or do about it -- unless I am right there on scene, in which case it is not saying but doing.

by av .

I can offer my services as a spam assassin. I have many years of experience and it doesn't matter where the spam comes from.

AV

by santeewelding

My all-time favorites.

Different story, though, when you go to do it for [i]real[/i].

Takes practice and sphincter control.

by dr dij

Yemen is an anagram for Enemy

:)

The Iranians are busy destablizing it so they can encircle the Saudies then invade.

(they may not need to actually send troops over as there are a bunch of Shiites living on top of the oil fields)

Once they take over, iol will go to $270 a barrel, and we'll all wonder why we didn't install solar panels perviously.

by maxwell edison

..... solve any problems related to oil supply? Or are you suggesting automobiles with solar panels on the roof?

Only around 7 percent of the households in the United States use heating oil. If they were forced to change, converting to solar would be the worst possible choice.

Cost per kilowatt hour (approximate):

Coal: $0.02
Gas: $0.03
Oil: $0.04
Wind: $0.30
Solar: $0.38

Oh yeah, I forgot about that [i]saving the planet[/i] thing.

by oh smeg

At the Gruen Transfer there is a very positive light to be shared with what happened in the Gulf of Mexico. It's not really the Biggest Oil Disaster in Human History it's a Opportunity for the Advertising Industry to sell this companies Generosity

For the thoughts that go behind the Adds that they made look here

http://www.abc.net.au/tv/gruentransfer/insidethepitch.htm

and click on the 7 July 2010

unfortunately the full adds are no longer available to watch but they where both believable and very good.

Col

by hal 9000

Well the story is that the fictional oil Company has deliberately split the oil worth millions of $ per day for

[b]A[/b] To share it around because they don't feel comfortable keeping it all themselves

or

[b]B[/b] As a way to impress on People that all Fossil Fuels are bad and that the new Electric Cars are the only way to go.

See it makes perfect sense doesn't it? :^0

Col

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