Is your Metro the 3-cylinder or 4-cylinder version?
I'm leery of getting a Metro or resurrected Metro because they're so small & I like to have a good sturdy car in case of a wreck. I don't drive an SUV; gods no, I have an '05 Civic.
The German word for "hello" is "Echsteinlefahrtengruber." The German translation for "Hey Hans, what say tomorrow morning we climb into our tanks and roll over Poland?" is "Hans, Poland, ja?"
I see that you are not an adherent of the True Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. The FSM has *everything* to do with Windows; we don't call it spaghetti code for nothing!
The slashot discussion system is a joke run by arrogant, biased, opinion nazis Tutorial:
1) That's "Slashdot". -1 for capitalization, -5 for spelling. 2) Nazi is capitalized. 3) Your sig is an automatic Godwin. Might want to fix that. 4) You didn't end your sentence with punctuation. This one calls for a period. 5) Arrogant? You bet!
You're not taking weather into account. The US Navy had two large aircraft-carrying zeppelins in the 1930s (USS Akron, USS Macon) and both were destroyed in storms.
Large cargo ships can survive storms well because they're so massive and strongly built. Blimps and zeppelins have to be lightly built so they can be lighter than air, which means they'll not resist wind well due to lesser mass and therefore inertia.
Cars can similarly withstand storms better than airships, likewise trains.
Yes, which will (again) magnify the vocal minority's power -- the sort who treat politics as a team sport & always root for their team and their player.
How much the 51% can flip the bird to the rest also depends on the character of who got elected (when speaking of elections & not issues). The Decider is a great example of an electee who cares not about anybody but his base, while I've seen some moderate representatives who, while leaning a certain way, will still take into account the wishes of their constituents they disagree with on some issues.
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I move that whomever uses /that/ phrase be summarily shot.
The MS-DOS version of Simcity Classic is freely available, and so is the DOSBox emulator. I suggest the dbgl (DOSBox Game Launcher) front-end.
And the Mac Quadra AV series, with that 66 MHz DSP from TI.
...and he's about to drop trou and compare with the other deities.
s/mustard/Ex-Lax/
Is your Metro the 3-cylinder or 4-cylinder version?
I'm leery of getting a Metro or resurrected Metro because they're so small & I like to have a good sturdy car in case of a wreck. I don't drive an SUV; gods no, I have an '05 Civic.
The German word for "hello" is "Echsteinlefahrtengruber." The German translation for "Hey Hans, what say tomorrow morning we climb into our tanks and roll over Poland?" is "Hans, Poland, ja?"
int counter;
for (counter = 0; counter < 100; counter++) {
sprintf ("People are stupid.");
}
Let me channel monkey-boy for a moment:
PARAGRAPHS! PARAGRAPHS! PARAGRAPHS!
Aw hell, I can't resist:
....
Tutorial:
1) BiCapitalization is bad, mmmkay, especially when the word in question isn't officially so.
2) I got nothin'.
Your computer is now stoned.
I see that you are not an adherent of the True Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. The FSM has *everything* to do with Windows; we don't call it spaghetti code for nothing!
1) That's "Slashdot". -1 for capitalization, -5 for spelling.
2) Nazi is capitalized.
3) Your sig is an automatic Godwin. Might want to fix that.
4) You didn't end your sentence with punctuation. This one calls for a period.
5) Arrogant? You bet!
Yes, imagine a Beowulf cluster of Suns!
YES! I always have coffee when I watch radar. You know that!
Of course I do, sir.
You're not taking weather into account. The US Navy had two large aircraft-carrying zeppelins in the 1930s (USS Akron, USS Macon) and both were destroyed in storms.
Large cargo ships can survive storms well because they're so massive and strongly built. Blimps and zeppelins have to be lightly built so they can be lighter than air, which means they'll not resist wind well due to lesser mass and therefore inertia.
Cars can similarly withstand storms better than airships, likewise trains.
Yes, which will (again) magnify the vocal minority's power -- the sort who treat politics as a team sport & always root for their team and their player.
How much the 51% can flip the bird to the rest also depends on the character of who got elected (when speaking of elections & not issues). The Decider is a great example of an electee who cares not about anybody but his base, while I've seen some moderate representatives who, while leaning a certain way, will still take into account the wishes of their constituents they disagree with on some issues.
Are you this guy?
http://www.theonion.com/content/node/28694
I'm sure he thought his schemes were 100% LEGAL! {twitch}
ROFL. Gotta love military humor.