hw-guy

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by hw-guy 1mo ago
It's very good for some of us currently, but very horrible for others.
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by hw-guy 1mo ago
Or you can give your kids books to read.
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by hw-guy 1mo ago
Depends on the city. In Philadelphia, the opposite thing happened: proposed bike lanes along half of Washington Ave. were blocked by a city council member on the grounds that "only white people ride bikes" and "bike lanes cau
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by hw-guy 7mo ago
Wow. "Makes teens feel unsafe"? Care to explain that? The rest of your comment is so absurd I'm not going to bother asking.
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by hw-guy 1y ago
The same kind of people who condemned Woodward and Bernstein for investigating and reporting on Watergate.
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by hw-guy 1y ago
Seized property should be held in a neutral escrow account until the case is adjudicated, and then automatically returned to the victim if they are not convicted of a crime within a reasonable time.
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by hw-guy 1y ago
Someone once said to me that he had no interest in going to Europe because "the US has every kind of landscape that Europe does," as if there is no other reason to travel but to see natural scenery.
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by hw-guy 1y ago
Trumpists: "Good! We don't want none of them furriners in our country, and we sure as hail don't want to visit theirs."
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by hw-guy 2y ago
The biggest issue where I live (Philadelphia) is the plague of motorcycles and cars with exhaust systems deliberately altered to maximize the noise generated. The police won't do a damn thing about it. Most people seem to accept and ev
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by hw-guy 2y ago
Read it again...she did not break any law. At most, she should have been given a chance to turn back and try again once she worked out the paperwork. But for Trumpists like you, the cruelty is icing on the cake.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
In Trump's America, it is cruelty for its own sake. I'm sure he's especially gleeful about this happening to a Canadian.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
I would not apply unless I was desperate for a job, or if enough time had passed or leadership had changed that I felt sure it was no longer the same company. The way companies treat applicants should be seen as a reflection of how they wou
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by hw-guy 2y ago
Embarrassing.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
One helicopter is loud enough to be heard miles away. Imagine the sky full of thousands of these vehicles! This is a nightmare that needs to be nipped in the bud.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
I saw the government-owned groceries when I travelled in Eastern Europe in the 1980's. Sure, prices were low, but shelves were often bare, and people waited in long lines waiting for food to appear. Seems this guy thinks he can attract
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by hw-guy 2y ago
This looks like the sort of thing one sees in a freshman sociology or social psychology class, regurgitates for the exam, and then forgets. Until it reappears in the annual corporate team-building session, after you've been given your
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by hw-guy 2y ago
I am not a lawyer, but I'm pretty certain that a plan like this is blatantly unconstitutional. Harris knows this too, and knows it will never happen, but it may buy a few votes in the meantime. To be sure, I'll vote for her anyway
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by hw-guy 2y ago
You're literally the only person I've ever heard calling Fungwah riders "elite."
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by hw-guy 2y ago
Does anyone dispute that the private equity ghouls are the scum of the earth? I would love to see an administration with the balls to lock them all up, but I fear the politicians of both parties are too beholden to them for their donations.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
It was curious to see the Harvard group expressing concern about the percentage of black freshmen dropping by a "huge" amount (from 18% to 14%). Given that blacks represent about 13% of the US population, what proportion would the
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by hw-guy 2y ago
So these bros work long hours for a couple of years, making more money than I've ever made in my career as an engineer, then become private equity ghouls shutting down hospitals or their dad's factory. Somebody give me a handkerch
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by hw-guy 2y ago
I thought back then that Saudi Arabia deserved to be considered part of the "Axis of Evil" at least as much as Iraq. But we needed the oil and the military bases.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
I know a number of software engineers who have gone on to teach high school C.S. or math classes, mostly at private schools or special magnet tech schools. They don't make as much money, but seem to be happier and can have summers off.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
That's like waiting until someone is killed before putting up a traffic light.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
In every house I've lived in the US, the postal box was attached to the house near the front door.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
That socialization may account for some of the cases, but there are too many "gentle" family dogs that may be fine until they jump over the fence and kill a child.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
I agree. Pitbulls should be regarded as a public health threat like smallpox or the aedes aegypti mosquito, and eradicated.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
People love to describe their pitbulls as "gentle" and "loving" until they rip the baby's face off.
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by hw-guy 2y ago
When people are chanting "From the River to the Sea..." and "Globalize the Intifada," how does that pertain to the US government?
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by hw-guy 2y ago
"As many as 150,000 people have died...Another nine million have been forced from their homes." Where are the protests on US college campuses? I guess this doesn't matter, because they can't blame it on Jews.

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