Originally Posted by scottyd (Post 848392)

Is your shipping address confirmed?

You clearly don't understand that their is something called fraud in the world. Yes, I understand you yourself is not committing fraud but how does FM know that? Don't get me wrong, I don't like FM either but at least open your brain a tad.

Originally Posted by Godless Commie (Post 848398)

Yes, my address happens to be confirmed.

I was not born yesterday, I happen to know about fraud. Geeez.

How does FM know Joe Blow from NY does not commit fraud, how am I any different?

My brain? I am a paying customer.. I am opening my wallet. That's not enough?

Also, no vendor ships anything out BEFORE they get paid and verify funds.
So, essentially it is me, the customer, who is at the vendor's mercy while purchasing anything online. This is why I have trouble understanding why someone would charge me for the privilege of paying them. Just bad business practice.

Originally Posted by Godless Commie (Post 848420)

Thank you..

Originally Posted by Joe Perez (Post 848163)

Oddly enough, I also had a very weird dream last night, which rarely happens.

I was viewing the final Space Shuttle launch, looking out the window of the upper floor of a tall building. The launch was at night.

Shortly after the shuttle stack cleared the tower, it lost power on all engines (including the SRBs, which is impossible.) It then started to behave like a conventional airplane, entering a stall condition due to too high of an angle-of-attack relative to airspeed. The pilot pitched the nose forward and down (correct stall-recovery procedure for a normal airplane) and it began to gain airspeed and produce lift (impossible) however it didn't have enough altitude, and subsequently crashed into the ground very near the launch site.

The resultant explosion destroyed not only the shuttle stack, but also the two other shuttle assemblies (complete with SRBs and full external tanks) which were inexplicably parked right next to the launch site, lying in a horizontal position on their own fuel tanks.

This explosion propelled a large amount of debris towards the building in which I was standing. One large piece (about the size of a complete satellite) struck the building, however instead of striking at a direct angle, it sort of swiped across the building from right to left (impossible, as the wall of the building was directly facing the launch site) tearing out all of the windows in front of me, but leaving me unharmed.

At this point, I thought to myself "Well, crap. That's a pretty undignified way to end the program."

Originally Posted by Braineack (Post 848541)

I've been through that before. i didnt get the job.

Originally Posted by Jeff_Ciesielski (Post 848565)

(unicorn)

Originally Posted by Jeff_Ciesielski (Post 848565)

Originally Posted by Braineack (Post 848602)

most mammals arent typically born with their horns/antlers.