CNN, you dopey fuckers, while there were "Explosives" in the SUV, there was nothing more serious than some small fireworks. It's more likely that your genitals will explode than that cobbled together pile of stupidity on wheels that the SUV bomb was.
Suspicious water cooler filled with - wait for it - water bottles. EVERYBODY PANIC!
This made me lol in exactly the same way that I laughed when Boston lost their shit when either the creators of Aqua Team Hunger Force or people connected to Adult Swim hid those Ignignokt and Err devices around and thought they were bombs.
You can only sync the phone to one music library at a time. It makes sense, given how the gadget relies on total syncing, and not a simpler file management system where you can add files at will. It's kind of a fundamental feature of the iPod in general, and the iPhone didn't change that. Enabling it as a hard drive won't let him listen to the songs; it will simply let him transport the files from one computer to another. I hate to say it, but if you didn't find out about that before you got your phone, then you didn't do much research into the iPod functionality of the phone. An iPod is not a generic MP3 player, and hasn't been for a long time.
I understand why they do it - most people have one primary computer with their music and shit, and letting them sync to multiple computers would probably result in epic fuckups 90% of the time. It does place shitty restrictions on functionality for the other 10% of us, but it probably saves Apple a bunch of bad PR headaches when people disown the company for letting them fuck up their own iPods.
I knew it beforehand, but I NEVER set my iPhone to sync to libraries, and I manually manage all the content. I'm baffled as to why it picks now to act up, instead of when I started using it with a second computer.
So it worked before, but now the same process is not working? That is weird. My Mini stopped transferring data at some point, but that's a hardware problem. Doesn't sound quite like what you've got going on.
OK, now very slowly so you might understand the question: What the fuck do you do at work or wherever that requires to be regulated by the Food and Drug Administration? "The FDA is here" doesn't really explain, the situation now, does it?
Sadly, the students involved in the smashing: one should really know better than to encourage the second, whom is one of the few people I've met in my life who is truly full of malice for everybody and whom I have trouble considering more person than animal, to destroy things. I've been dwelling on how to address non-stop.
Sadly, the students involved in the smashing: one should really know better than to encourage the second, whom is one of the few people I've met in my life who is truly full of malice for everybody and whom I have trouble considering more person than animal, to destroy things. I've been dwelling on how to address non-stop.
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The MPAA: Speaking softly and carrying a big stick.
This.
OK, now very slowly so you might understand the question: What the fuck do you do at work or wherever that requires to be regulated by the Food and Drug Administration?
"The FDA is here" doesn't really explain, the situation now, does it?
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Another fail:
There will be a reckoning for the young fool.
/Pulling a Luke