• jay (unregistered) in reply to TheSHEEEP
    TheSHEEEP:
    Well, according to US mythology, there is nothing outside of the American continent.

    Well, nothing that matters.

  • jay (unregistered) in reply to TheSHEEEP
    TheSHEEEP:
    Well, according to US mythology, there is nothing outside of the American continent.

    The problem with places outside of America is that they're all run by a bunch of foreignors.

  • jay (unregistered) in reply to Anthea
    Anthea:
    You can bet I'm here for you dude.

    I mean, I know almost nothing about you -- you could be 70 years old and 300 pounds -- but just the mere fact that you noticed me... I find that strangely compelling somehow. It is such a rare and unusual experience for me.

    As I'm sure you all know, women in IT are just starved for any attention from their co-workers. They spend their days desperately wishing that SOMEONE would notice that they exist and are female.

  • (cs) in reply to jay
    jay:
    TheSHEEEP:
    Well, according to US mythology, there is nothing outside of the American continent.

    Well, nothing that matters.

    You were begging for it! And yes, there is an obligatory, but unfunny xkcd.

    Look it up yourself.

  • (cs)

    "More (0 of true)" must be a score in Calvinball!

  • (cs) in reply to Evan
    Evan:
    I... literally cannot tell how much sarcasm there is in the "America" discussion.

    I believe that it started how most bad things do: with horrible Canadian humour.

  • mikey (unregistered)

    and done in one.

  • Frozen Compass (unregistered)

    That non-profit ad was pretty convincing, actually. The first IT person who sees it will be all "is that what they need? Whatever, I'll fix it, it probably won't take more than five minutes". And then they're hooked.

  • Valued Service (unregistered) in reply to Kannuk
    Kannuk:
    chubertdev:
    Canada is outside of the American continent. awesome. I didn't hear that they moved.
    Canada is not American. For one thing, they have health care.

    Either you die waiting in line for antibiotics in Canada, or you die waiting in line for a liver in America.

    Either way, you die waiting in line.

  • Gabe Luci (unregistered) in reply to Valued Service
    Kannuk:
    Either you die waiting in line for antibiotics in Canada, or you die waiting in line for a liver in America.

    Either way, you die waiting in line.

    You get antibiotics pretty quick here in Canada.

    You can end up waiting for surgery though. So yeah, either way, you do die waiting in line.

    But at least in Canada, you don't die still paying for the doctor that told you that you're gonna die.

  • Valued Service (unregistered) in reply to Gabe Luci
    Gabe Luci:
    Kannuk:
    Either you die waiting in line for antibiotics in Canada, or you die waiting in line for a liver in America.

    Either way, you die waiting in line.

    You get antibiotics pretty quick here in Canada.

    You can end up waiting for surgery though. So yeah, either way, you do die waiting in line.

    But at least in Canada, you don't die still paying for the doctor that told you that you're gonna die.

    You don't have health care, you have health insurance.

    So what if I don't have to pay the doctor that didn't save my life.

    We may be wrong, but that's NOT an improvement.

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