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I couldn't think of anything better <thumbsup>

all those who were liberated in Operation Freedom obviously. All those who now live life of a zen like peace due to Operation Enduring Peace

Reminds me of the clip of the Us Marine pointing a gun in the face of unarmed protesters screaming "GET BACK WE ARE HERE FOR YOUR MOTHERFUCKING FREEDOM"...... yeah right mate, you just keep telling yourself that.

support and google in the same sentence do not go well together

lol, only in the US would this be a big deal.

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Ice-T, Jay-z copied it about 10 years (probably more) later

Didn't seem to effect George W too much

jealousy?

;-)

if you include an image the limit is 120.

As a URL is some redirect service, I believe that drops the limit by 12 per url.

The 140 limit is not being removed

I broke into your house whilst you were on holiday. Didn't you realise that I could smash your window and climb in?

Here is a box of all your valuables. Reward please

Driving in China is absolutely not comparable to driving in India

I would content a lot of cultures are not very good at recording age

Depends on your industry and where you work obviously. But I have a strict "that will do" policy. If it looks like it might work, that will do.

It won't' be well engineered, it will be buggy. But the project will be completed and released. If it makes some sales and looks like it has some traction, then I go back and visit the many (many) //todo - clean this up and refactor everything out.

Usually after a while of adding more features, hacking out nasty design decisions the best way on how to do it comes to the fore naturally.

I sell desktop software to individuals (not business / industry) at a cost of $50-$100.

I have tested SAAS but have seen that:

* People trust a desktop app more. * People value a desktop app more as they feel they "own" it and will pay more

YMMV