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So someone "of color" isn't normal?

Agree to an extent. The word privilege implies that something is bestowed and not earned. That's not by accident.

I guess I should start lying about my income, race, and education now.

There could be many reasons why a salaried employee should do a timecard. You may need to track hours billed to a specific customer. Or you can use previous charges for specific tasks to capture costs to help you in bidding future work. Or maybe they just want to track when people are coming and going.

People get more taxes out because the system isn't sophisticated enough to know that someone worked OT for a week. They assume that's your new salary and start taking out extra taxes.

It's not really that big of a deal. It's essentially a vote to make sure no one wealthy moves in to your town - depending on how high the tax was supposed to be.

I'd throw down with dad, no doubt. And then I'd probably lose and give him my lunch money.

Our work went from a 3 year refresh cycle to a 5 year refresh cycle. By the time the 5 years is up, we're begging to spend a bunch of time installing everything on a new computer.

Kim Jong Il hit 5 holes-in-one in one round. www.thestar.com/amp/sports/golf/2011/12/19/kim_jongil_once_carded_38under_par_at_pyongyang_golf_course.html

I know this is tongue-in-cheek to an extent, but the NFL draft is a game of much less complete information than a FF draft. In the complete absence of information about what other teams may do, you would have to just rank everyone and pick the best guy. In FF, you have a pretty good idea what is going to happen. NFL draft you're much closer to the having no information side than having complete info, and the drop off from one player to the next can he extremely steep.

I know this is tongue-in-cheek to an extent, but the NFL draft is a game of much less complete information than a FF draft. In the complete absence of information about what other teams may do, you would have to just rank everyone and pick the best guy. In FF, you have a pretty good idea what is going to happen. NFL draft you're much closer to the having no information side than having complete info, and the drop off from one player to the next can he extremely steep.

But it doesn't matter how you drive. No matter what you'll never know someone is following you.

I thought he meant being physically followed by one person. Yeah, of course, I wouldn't know if I'm being tracked electronically.

I drive extremely aggressively. When another driver is keeping up with me, I take notice. That's the only thing anyone else said. In fact, for me, if someone is keeping up with me, I start to vary my speed and try to get them in front of me just because it's so rare. If multiple people were handing me off there is zero chance I would notice. One guy in a car, I would notice right away.

By the time a hypothetical tax hike hit, the proceeds from his book deal would've long dried up, so he wouldn't be paying the taxes.