Common sinse?
Yerst, not surprising really, is it?
anyway -- every individual seems to have a different idea what 'common sense ' actually is so that makes 'common 'sense' an oxymoron.
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You missed the opportunity to also harness the static electricity from the shell-suit ( We all know that the know-how to feed static back to the grid has been suppressed).
As the couch-potoato(e) writhes about getting all worked up over teenage pregnancies caused by illegal migrant benefit cheats involved in the slave trade while running cannabis farms and all this on crack and plant food, there wll be more than enough generated to power the telly and also several local CCTVs.
What shouldn't be forgotten is that amongst all this is the fact that Cameron appointed the bugger as his 'Media Advisor'.
You also have to just wonder how far Murdoch has his hand up the puppet Cameron's arse (yes, similar to Blair but what's the difference) as regard the appointment.
If you are running a multi-million pound business empire and don't want the government, military or intelligence circles eavesdropping you would want some high-end crypto to try and hide arrangements of when a container with several kilos of raw, uncut Colombian marching powder is to be expected.
Rival firms such as the Feds may well also want to find out.
I'd rather have the commons hosting a party for a bonk-fest than the usual death-merchants of BAE.
Anyway, I'd have thought that the Daily Fail would have loved the uniforms and correction stuff - all those shiny boots, tight clothing, whips and restraints, must make the readers think they are back in the good old days of the older Mosely. Discipline is what they want and, by God, they're going to get it. Or are they worried about being mentioned by thier twice-weekly 'massuer'?.
They use the tech all the time - it's no big deal to them.
It's similar to other stuff that thier teachers take for granted and see no need to have it all explained to them., like phones and cars and loyalty cards.
If anything the kids are far better at using the tech as they have no fear - teachers come from the time of reboots every time something changed on the computer, constant needs to re-install Windows and fearful of just unplugging the mains when the bloody machine refuses to play ball.
It is thier main tool these days, we never learned to make tools but to use them. Playing with IT is more important than trying to understand a rapidly changing field - does everybody need to understand about all the layers of protocols needed to send "LOL! "?
Can't read L337 -- blimey, isn't that one of the old languges like Latin? Maybe they'll teach it in Grammar Schools ;-)
Over the years I have come to realise that 'common sense' is anything but 'common'.
Plus it usually goes along with Al Murray's 'They really haven't thought this through'.
And please don't use 'blindingly obvious' as it just means 'If you don't agree with me then you are a fucking twat whether I'm right or not'.
'Common sense ' is a rather poor form of verbal bullying as everyoner is supposed to go 'Yeah, it's common sense, we all know that. You must be a right pillock to believe anything other than what the rest of the herd thinks' Oh, and it's often to be found in the Daily Mail comments, which gives an idea about its usage.
Launched then crashed.
Works like Windows
It will be the fault of Red Bull not upgrading the launching platform or an unspecified deity for using the wrong sort of wind or some unauthorised attatchment that unstabilised it.
Whatever the problem it wont be anything to do with the glider.
"I don't think you can be a proper citizen of our society in the future if you are not engaged online."
This shows so much about her absolute lack of understanding about people and society. Does this mean my mum is not a member of society? Maybe I should give her a call to find out how it feels to be an outlaw.
FFS indeedy deedy.
One assumes that Bala has mistaken high performance cars for sports cars.
A European sports car should give the impression that driving it is exciting, thrilling and anedge-of-seat experience and if you get it wrong it will kill you.
America tends to pull the teeth of Euro sports cars and make them 'safe'. It just looks like a comfy chair without the Inquisition.
"the ISP advised him to upgrade to "get more of the stuff you love"."
I wonder if this was ever seen by a human until it reached the customer. I'd expect something to trigger a response starting with a mailmerge on to a form and then off to the mail room.
"get more of the stuff you love" - I get these from BT Vision even though I don't use the PPV. service.
"You won't get it!"
It all depends on what info is put on Facebook and what the level of access has been set to.
Plus, most people seem to have some really odd pictures as profile pics.
Then there are those with (against Facebook's T&C) more than one account where everything is fictitious.
I guess it's just the difference between someone scraping the publicly accessable side of Facebook and someone else getting in the backdoor of a bank or insurance company. I know which I feel safer with.
"Zeus-contaminated emails pose as security messages from Microsoft"
As far as I know MS don't have my email address - at least if they do it's a webmail address and not a 'normal' one.
But there are several born every minute who will forget that they usually have to click on the little yellow blob to get updates.
TA are a bunch of right-wing UKIP rejects - if anything they make the UKP look like a bunch of lightweight liberals. They'd prefer a big union flag to raise thier feelings to where they would attempt to keep the Empire running. That or just praying to a figurine of Mrs T for fertility. .
They don't want any old Thomas, Richard or Harold (who may not actually be English) procreating.
This has bugger all to do with cycling in London.
It is not for cyclists but tourists who want to ride about on the flat bits. The bike is not for going anywhere with hills, has no use for commuting and is an effin' great advert for Visa.
Couple this with Boris's Magic Blue Paint - which does nothing except lure people to thinking it's somehow safer as it runs on P.F.M.
The MBP is usually bordered with broken white lines which mean it is purley advisory, it uses existing bus lanes (now having motorbikes allowed as well) and frequently lanes end by chucking out the cyclists in to busy black tarmac.
All this just to feed Boris's fucking enormous ego and nowt more.