whips

Enslavement implies modern slavery - which is far off from the chains and whips of a by-gone era.

The car didn't kill the horse whip industry, by evidence that one can still buy horse whips.

It's 2015 and Winamp is still the only music player that really whips the llamas ass.

To use the old analogy, the sales of whips and saddles went way down after the invention of the car.

Technology just enables them to get the buggy whips for free instead of paying for them.

In a case like that, demand shifted away from horse-drawn vehicles (and their peripheral goods like buggy whips) towards mechanically-powered ones.

People always deserve the whips and bonds they freely choose, when done in freedom.

Only when three-line whips are in place does the entire party toe the line.

Consider more hypothetically: someone whips up a truly magnificent algorithm to make cash for him anyway what-so-ever, not just on the exchange.

A year later, CoreOS launches ACI as a public open spec, and suddenly Docker whips one of their own up over a weekend.

What happens on the floor of Congress is split between theatre and holding votes that the respective party whips already know the outcome of.

But people don't want indie content, they still want the buggy whips.

All the "whips and bondage" compliance requirements are relatively easy to achieve if you're already a full-scale multi-billion dollar bank.

They may as well say "we'll put serial numbers on the buggy whips!

There's a famous quote attributed to the Inuit that Marcel Mauss mentions in The Gift: "Gifts make slaves like whips make dogs." Both halves of that statement are provocative.

He installed it on his classroom computer - he and I were a bit embarrassed when it played "Really whips the llama's ass" for a few students to hear.