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ParticipantCode Monkey seems appropriate to mention here.
Participant[quote=CDMA ENG][quote=drboom]
Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.
But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]
hmmm… Didn’t some unpopular fellow say that in Nurmberg cira 1946?[/quote]
Oh, their excuse was “orders are orders” (“Befehl ist Befehl”), which under military discipline means someone really was holding a gun to their heads.
Those who just follow the herd when other choices were easily available don’t even have that tattered fig leaf.
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Very to the point Dr. Boom…
As for your brain… is that Abby Normal? :P[/quote]
I dunno. Surely my master wouldn’t put just any old brain in my head.
“… but you have to remember that a worm… with very few exceptions… is not a human being.”
Participant[quote=CDMA ENG][quote=drboom]
Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.
But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]
hmmm… Didn’t some unpopular fellow say that in Nurmberg cira 1946?[/quote]
Oh, their excuse was “orders are orders” (“Befehl ist Befehl”), which under military discipline means someone really was holding a gun to their heads.
Those who just follow the herd when other choices were easily available don’t even have that tattered fig leaf.
[quote]
Very to the point Dr. Boom…
As for your brain… is that Abby Normal? :P[/quote]
I dunno. Surely my master wouldn’t put just any old brain in my head.
“… but you have to remember that a worm… with very few exceptions… is not a human being.”
Participant[quote=CDMA ENG][quote=drboom]
Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.
But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]
hmmm… Didn’t some unpopular fellow say that in Nurmberg cira 1946?[/quote]
Oh, their excuse was “orders are orders” (“Befehl ist Befehl”), which under military discipline means someone really was holding a gun to their heads.
Those who just follow the herd when other choices were easily available don’t even have that tattered fig leaf.
[quote]
Very to the point Dr. Boom…
As for your brain… is that Abby Normal? :P[/quote]
I dunno. Surely my master wouldn’t put just any old brain in my head.
“… but you have to remember that a worm… with very few exceptions… is not a human being.”
Participant[quote=CDMA ENG][quote=drboom]
Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.
But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]
hmmm… Didn’t some unpopular fellow say that in Nurmberg cira 1946?[/quote]
Oh, their excuse was “orders are orders” (“Befehl ist Befehl”), which under military discipline means someone really was holding a gun to their heads.
Those who just follow the herd when other choices were easily available don’t even have that tattered fig leaf.
[quote]
Very to the point Dr. Boom…
As for your brain… is that Abby Normal? :P[/quote]
I dunno. Surely my master wouldn’t put just any old brain in my head.
“… but you have to remember that a worm… with very few exceptions… is not a human being.”
Participant[quote=CDMA ENG][quote=drboom]
Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.
But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]
hmmm… Didn’t some unpopular fellow say that in Nurmberg cira 1946?[/quote]
Oh, their excuse was “orders are orders” (“Befehl ist Befehl”), which under military discipline means someone really was holding a gun to their heads.
Those who just follow the herd when other choices were easily available don’t even have that tattered fig leaf.
[quote]
Very to the point Dr. Boom…
As for your brain… is that Abby Normal? :P[/quote]
I dunno. Surely my master wouldn’t put just any old brain in my head.
“… but you have to remember that a worm… with very few exceptions… is not a human being.”
Participant[quote=Arraya]
You were tricked by doing what normal humans do, which is trust authority and peers. You should not be faulted for that.[/quote]Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.
But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.
Participant[quote=Arraya]
You were tricked by doing what normal humans do, which is trust authority and peers. You should not be faulted for that.[/quote]Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.
But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.
Participant[quote=Arraya]
You were tricked by doing what normal humans do, which is trust authority and peers. You should not be faulted for that.[/quote]Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.
But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.
Participant[quote=Arraya]
You were tricked by doing what normal humans do, which is trust authority and peers. You should not be faulted for that.[/quote]Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.
But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.
Participant[quote=Arraya]
You were tricked by doing what normal humans do, which is trust authority and peers. You should not be faulted for that.[/quote]Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.
But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.
ParticipantWow, lots of North County-centric thinking around here.
Lots of misplaced snobbery, too. Not everyone is looking for a 3,500sf 4/4 in West Stepford.
My wife and I bought for under $250k a few months ago in the Fletcher Hills area. Yes, we’ve had to do some work on the place, and no, I haven’t felt the need to stock up on ammo or body bags.
I know what you’re thinking, my dear upscale piggies, but it’s not a matter of envying what I cannot afford.
So, to the OP: if you obsessively watch the market and can make a strong offer the second something pops up, you have a good chance of buying a decent house in a decent neighborhood for less than $250k.
ParticipantWow, lots of North County-centric thinking around here.
Lots of misplaced snobbery, too. Not everyone is looking for a 3,500sf 4/4 in West Stepford.
My wife and I bought for under $250k a few months ago in the Fletcher Hills area. Yes, we’ve had to do some work on the place, and no, I haven’t felt the need to stock up on ammo or body bags.
I know what you’re thinking, my dear upscale piggies, but it’s not a matter of envying what I cannot afford.
So, to the OP: if you obsessively watch the market and can make a strong offer the second something pops up, you have a good chance of buying a decent house in a decent neighborhood for less than $250k.
ParticipantWow, lots of North County-centric thinking around here.
Lots of misplaced snobbery, too. Not everyone is looking for a 3,500sf 4/4 in West Stepford.
My wife and I bought for under $250k a few months ago in the Fletcher Hills area. Yes, we’ve had to do some work on the place, and no, I haven’t felt the need to stock up on ammo or body bags.
I know what you’re thinking, my dear upscale piggies, but it’s not a matter of envying what I cannot afford.
So, to the OP: if you obsessively watch the market and can make a strong offer the second something pops up, you have a good chance of buying a decent house in a decent neighborhood for less than $250k.
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