Mr. Universal Surveillance sees nothing wrong with an official not following procedures and deleting evidence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Latrinsorm
The irony is strong with this one!
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Mr. Universal Surveillance sees nothing wrong with an official not following procedures and deleting evidence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Latrinsorm
The irony is strong with this one!
Not all regular behavior is procedural or prescriptive, Terry. Terry Terry bin Berry, banana fanna al-Fari. Caliph, aye, Omani. Terry!
You said a lot of words; of which none I understood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Latrinsorm
I'm so sick of you people coming to this country and not learning to speak English.
Well, there IS a law in place that says that they can not in fact delete emails.. so yes, we are in a sense thinking of the Children.Quote:
Originally Posted by Latrinsorm
Hey pal, I my first language is Navajo. If you want to speak English perhaps you should go back to England.Quote:
Originally Posted by Latrinsorm
Maybe you people shouldn't have been squatting on our land before we got here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
My name loosely translates into "One who squats on land."Quote:
Originally Posted by Gelston
Do not ask me to give up my heritage.
Your land bridge walk still makes you immigrants!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
No wonder health care costs keep rising...
http://money.cnn.com/2014/10/02/luxu...html?iid=HP_LN
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Many hospitals across the country offer the option to avoid that entirely in favor of privacy, plush linens, marble bathrooms and dinner on china. Of course, a five-star stay often comes with a four-figure pricetag.
Take, for example, a stay at the elite Greenberg 14 South wing at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell. Much like a hotel, the hospital's website advertises its "quiet elegance," listing amenities like patient concierges, private dining rooms, high-end toiletries, marble bathrooms with euro-style walk-in showers and queen-size sleepers for guests, Frette linens and original framed artwork.
Recovering in one of these rooms costs anywhere from $1,200 to $2,100 per night, depending on what size room a patient chooses and what view they opt for.