Subject: simple

From: "overly" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 14:13:06 +0100

Post a commentName:Email Address:URL:Comments:Check to have your browser remember this infoBecause I value your thoughtful opinions, I encourage you to add a comment to this discussion. People's powers of self-justification are surprisingly self-deceiving, and one will tend to grade on a curve.
Of course, there's another way to look at this: if you're a tech blogger have you requested a copy of Microsoft Vista, received it, and installed it on your computer? How much might that cost you? Surely every European government should now be looking at creating a Ministry for Blog Control?
Remember, ethics is a code of conduct that's focused on right and wrong, good and bad. Even more notable is that I thought the second movie was actually better than the first. Obviously, there are specific words that are always going to draw your eye, and these are used - ad nauseam - in advertising. We used the same tactic to great successes in developing a ski area in New Zealand, only we were telling the truth. How much might that cost you? It's gritty, though, and the new Bond is really just a thug.