Sabin10

Teenagers in 1957 would be early to mid 80s now.

I recall an interview back during the wii/ds era where someone at Nintendo was asked how they felt their online service compared to psn and xbl at the time and their response was that they had never used them.

Most "news" sites don't partake in actual journalism, they just shit out news from other sites. It's kind of like the human centipede, it's all shit beyond a single, original source.

Those are fancyish eggs too. I paid $3.69 yesterday for store brand and they are often on sale for a little less. Our avian flu situation isn't as bad yet though so it can still go up.

You seem to think I'm American. That's cute.

American voters are stupid, that's what conservative politicians have been working towards with 50 years of education budget cuts.

That doesn't mean that what he's doing is good for Americans, it just means Americans don't understand the consequences or don't care.

A little old skool maybe but why not try ftp?

I usually pick something on the wall just to the side of their head and then I get too focused on that and then the conversation is over and I have no idea what just happened.

Well let's look at per capita costs then. Canada's universal healthcare has a cost of around $1500 per person and covers everyone.

Medicare/Medicaid covers ~60 million Americans and costs 820 billion a year for a cost of $13600 per covered person or a total of $2440 per capita in taxes. There is no rational reason why 820 billion can't provide universal healthcare to every American with change to spare.

So , like always, the problem is made worse because single issue voters lack the mental capacity to think about more than one thing at a time.

Even if I don't KNOW why something was delayed in 2001, I always assume it was because of a major event that took place in early September. I'm usually correct.