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its okay, i'll be the first to use Angelababy and the first to have GEM my avatar is win BWAHHA as for the vigil.. no words...u know...real candles would be sufficient |
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-Joey Stalin you know what, I got one better than him. There is no equality in the value of human life. There is no fairness, in any form of life. Value is not derived from the potential of a human life, it is dictated by what you have accomplished, and what you currently are. Whether or not you had the opportunity to do the same things as others isn't a factor. At the moment of conception, some people are already worth more than others ever will be in their entire lives. Life ain't fuckin fair. Too fucking bad. -Ulic Qel-Droma |
^^^ That's too long for today's youth to remember. Here. I edited it so it could be tattooed or etched on a tombstone: Life ain't fuckin fair. Too fucking bad. |
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Those starving Africans didn't develop the iPod, so I don't care :troll: |
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Who is Michael Oher? Seriously............... and..... I don't know any of the players on the Baltimore Ravens soccer team |
^ It's Baltimore Ravens football (NFL) team........ If soccer had an "offensive tackler" position, you'd get more of those pansies who roll around and fake their injuries. |
apple/windows nerds should be praying to this guy instead no? iOS descended from the late Dennis Ritchie's work Dennis Ritchie |
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I know the Ravens is an NFL footbal team, but was also making fun of the fact Michael Oher thinks he's a well known celebrity. He's just another Bieksa wannabe. |
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Another link to try to rescue this thread. Of all his contributions to the world (:suspicious: ), his ignorance is potentially the most meaningful. Harvard Cancer Expert: Steve Jobs Probably Doomed Himself With Alternative Medicine |
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It truly shows that no matter what you do in this world, some POS will decide its not good enough for them. And to use Salk as his champion for what Steve should have done differently? Salk was not a businessman, had no idea or interest about business whatsoever. If Salk could have, he would have lived in a cave, and accepted zero credit for the things he did. Not because he was a wonderful human being, but because he was a completely anti-social wierdo lab researcher. He did great things for the medical research field, but he never was even remotely able to connect with regular people in a way Steve Jobs was. If anything, that was Steve's legacy. People aren't mourning him because he made billions of dollars. They aren't mourning him because he created a great phone. They are simply morning him, because he found a way to connect with people through his position in business in a way that rarely happens. He got paid $1 a year for 2008/2009/2010. He had his hands all over Atari, Next, Pixar, and everything Apple has done. He was basically a hippy, who used recreational drugs, but managed to become a huge corporate success as well. No philantrophic contributions? Someone should point this guy to Product Red. At the end of the day, he was a guy that people liked. And apparently that goes a long way these days, which somehow for me is refreshing to know. You can bet, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, or Steve Wozniak won't get the same type of farewell reception, and it has nothing to do with how rich they are. |
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Jobs biography should make for some interesting reading, judging by the parts "leaked" so far. The big thing is Isaacson had free reign to write the book his way (unusual for Jobs who obsessed over every little detail of anything he was involved with) and Jobs even waived his right to read the book before it gets published. This isn't going to be some "whitewashed" biography. |
Yeah some interesting tidbits are coming out, such as how strongly Jobs didn't want to have 3rd party apps... imagine that! The ONE true thing that set the iphone apart from Windows Mobile back in the day, and they almost didn't do it. |
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