dicks

The crossing guards are dicks but they are professional dicks, at least in my experience.

What happens if your hosting company decides to be dicks about some billing dispute and holds your data hostage?

They were just trying to defend their right to be dicks to other people through abusive and hateful subs.

So my interpretation was quite natural: the libav developers and/or the Ubuntu maintainers were being dicks to the original project.

Canadian customs have always been friendly to me, and US customs at the Canadian border have always been total dicks.

Now they're making Uber look even more compelling by behaving like dicks to maintain the status-quo.

Just a heads up: some people _really_ don't want to talk with anyone, some are busy, and some are just dicks.

We could all do a little to reduce the image of Emacs users (and Lisp people in general) as dicks and weenies.

Personally, no matter how right a shouting dick may be, I tend to shut down and tune out shouting dicks.

Because I would feel uncomfortable if my boss wore a shirt of dicks all over it.

It is a near admission, we can't do jack about range so lets wave our dicks around at the stop light.

What happens if Amazon runs out of machines, has a system-wide corruption that was noticed too late or decides to be dicks about something or other?

I had conversations go boil down to: Me: "I'm learning programming" Programmer: "Good luck with that (sarcasm)" These people were dicks.

I assume words like "fucker" or "dicks" would also trigger you?

Apple are dicks, I guess?" I'm fairly sure this is actually because I don't want a web page on my iPhone making sounds without going through notification preferences, and I'm the one that paid Apple, not the person who made the web page.

>Me: "I'm learning programming" Programmer: "Good luck with that (sarcasm)" If they're actually sarcastic, they're dicks, but a slightly skeptical "good luck with that" is a pretty appropriate response for someone that has just started at a major task.