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>> The key phrase is "my city".<G>
>
> Right. And mine is probably a bit cheaper than San Francisco, but not a
> whole lot cheaper. You're looking at one of the most desirable places to
> live here.
>
> We call it "sun tax". ;-)
They have sun in SF?
[YES, I'M JOKING!]
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>> We call it "sun tax". ;-)
>
> They have sun in SF?
Dunno, when I was there is was foggy as hell the whole time (this was
January though).
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4b0cfaef$1@news.povray.org...
>>> We call it "sun tax". ;-)
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>> They have sun in SF?
>
> Dunno, when I was there is was foggy as hell the whole time (this was
> January though).
>
They have fog in hell?
Marc
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scott wrote:
>>> We call it "sun tax". ;-)
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>> They have sun in SF?
>
> Dunno, when I was there is was foggy as hell the whole time (this was
> January though).
Only at the lower elevations.
Well, *we* call it Sun Tax. I don't know what San Fran calls it.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
You know the kamikaze monsters in Serious Sam
with the bombs for hands, that go AAAAAHHHHHHHH!
I want that for a ring tone.
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Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
> What are you talking about? Wikipedia doesn't have ads and refuses to have
> them.
I stand correct on this, but almost everyone in The Net is doing Google
Ads SPECIALLY .org/non-profit/open-source precisely to aid them pay
their costs and will make much sense for Wikipedia to do so.
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On Tue, 24 Nov 2009 14:20:40 -0500, Warp wrote:
> Of course the size are not comparable, but still 10 million dollars
> seems like quite a lot.
I agree, when I saw that donation amount on the website, I about fell out
of my chair.
Jim
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Warp wrote:
> How much does the average plane flight from one city to another in the
> US cost?
http://travel.aol.com/
I have seen offers as low as USD 25 per ticket, since I have aim.com
free e-mail accounts, and usually browse the 'AIM Today' news.
I have seen throughout my life that 'Americans' a.k.a. USA Citizens
(Actually anyone living in the American continent is an American), like
to live big and spend big, that's why the inflated salaries everywhere,
this causes 'extra' expenses to be huge, since they always have a big
"spare".
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>> Of course the size are not comparable, but still 10 million dollars
>> seems like quite a lot.
>
> I agree, when I saw that donation amount on the website, I about fell out
> of my chair.
Yeah, I keep wondering why anybody would denote. I mean, worst case
scenario: Wikipedia vanishes off the face of the Internet.
...and we care because...?
(And hell, I spend my *entire day* on there mostly!)
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Invisible <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> Yeah, I keep wondering why anybody would denote. I mean, worst case
> scenario: Wikipedia vanishes off the face of the Internet.
I don't think wikipedia would vanish if they lowered their budget a bit.
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- Warp
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>> Yeah, I keep wondering why anybody would denote. I mean, worst case
>> scenario: Wikipedia vanishes off the face of the Internet.
>
> I don't think wikipedia would vanish if they lowered their budget a bit.
Neither do I. I was proposing the Worst Case Scenario. (And pointing out
that even that isn't especially bad.)
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