Non-IT News Thread
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This is, without a doubt, the funniest thing of the day.
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T-Mobile US: Phone Carrier to Extend Free Coverage to Mexico and Canada for Customers
The company announced the new coverage plan, which will roll out Wednesday, in a statement. T-Mobile made partnerships with carriers in Mexico and Canada to enable the free coverage.
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Makes me wonder if we'll ever see global free roaming?
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Conspiracy theories aside, I noticed the mainstream press has covered and mentioned this Operation Jade Helm 15. What it is really? Anything to do with economic collapse?
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From what I can gather... <tinfoil hat>The government is trying ti sneak in martial law and take over the US by force</tinfoil hat>
or
<slightly different shaped tin foil hat> Earth is about to be destroyed by a giant meteor (asteroid?) and all the rich folks are looking for a place to live and survive </tinfoil hat>
I honestly would like to know what is going on myself.
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@Dashrender said:
Makes me wonder if we'll ever see global free roaming?
TMobile is pretty much that now. Some small places, like in Africa, are not, but the entire first world is free roaming. That's why we use it for travel.
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Omar Sharif: Actor Dies From Heart Attack at the Age of 83, Agent Says
Sharif's agent, Steve Kenis, said the actor suffered a heart attack Friday at a hospital in Cairo. Sharif is best known for his award-winning roles in "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Doctor Zhivago."
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Trinity River: Game Wardens Remove 10-Foot Alligator From River Near Fort Worth, Texas
The alligator will be moved to an undisclosed location further from the city, Texas Parks and Wildlife officials said. More than six people were needed to remove the alligator from the water.
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Oil prices could continue to fall: Oil prices could fall further says International Energy Agency
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@mlnews Damnit, have to look at peoples faces!
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Looks like getting in and out would be easier. Taking off would suck as you get thrown forward.
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no arm rests what so ever.. that would suck!
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@Dashrender said:
no arm rests what so ever.. that would suck!
That part I love, I hate airline armrests.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
no arm rests what so ever.. that would suck!
That part I love, I hate airline armrests.
Why, because they are narrow and only one passenger can use them?
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@Dashrender said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
no arm rests what so ever.. that would suck!
That part I love, I hate airline armrests.
Why, because they are narrow and only one passenger can use them?
That and they take up seat space and I don't want my arms resting on them.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
no arm rests what so ever.. that would suck!
That part I love, I hate airline armrests.
Why, because they are narrow and only one passenger can use them?
That and they take up seat space and I don't want my arms resting on them.
So the chair at your desk, arms or no?
I guess I like the forced separation between people that an armrest brings. Even if I can't use it. The worst would be for no armrests and a very large person to be, leaning on me the whole time...
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@Dashrender said:
So the chair at your desk, arms or no?
Nope, I really dislike armed chairs. I have no idea what those arms are for, they are never in a place where you would want your arms to go and when I am at my desk my arms are engaged at the computer.
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@Dashrender said:
I guess I like the forced separation between people that an armrest brings. Even if I can't use it. The worst would be for no armrests and a very large person to be, leaning on me the whole time...
The armrests actually make it harder for them to get away. Not the armrest on your side by the one on the other.
