Right, that makes all the difference, because this is perfectly reasonable:
>We've discovered some counterfeit parts in your car. -Oh, really? Well, I'm going to drive over to the dealership take that up with them. >We've already handled the problem. We crushed your car into a cube. -Uhhh... >You have 15 seconds to move your cube.
Your story is very cool, but you realise that you in no way represent the typical US female right? What do you think the phrase "I'm a rare girl" means?
There wasn't. There was peak where for five years the % of women got above 35% (but never reached 40%) which clearly is not 50/50. At least by the chart on the article.
If the premise of the article is correct then the problem is going to reverse itself anyway, computers have been very common for a while now after all - 80% of US households have a computer at home. Some crazy schools are handing out crappy netbooks (though I don't think they call them that anymore) like candy - not just to the boys.
Taste is temperature dependent, and room temperature is the place where it works best (unsurprisingly given that's going to be the temperature of most of the stuff being eaten during its evolution) - coffee has a bunch of bad tasting stuff in it but your taste sensitivity drops off at high and low temperatures. Thus hot coffee or iced coffee is great, but lukewarm coffee is bad.
Though Daleks are more speciest than racist, given their goal is to exterminate all non-Dalek life from the universe, the racist is the equivalent term for their beliefs from our current perspective.
Which says nothing about the claim. Well actually I guess is disproves it via counter example if you now saying those are two examples of what you claimed was impossible?
The constitution is not granting those rights. They are inalienable preexisting self evident natural rights. The constitution merely says that the people have not surrendered those rights (which given they are inalienable shouldn't be necessary to state in the first place) and thus the Government can not infringe upon them.
And no that is not just a "technicality". This belief that the constitution grants rights is one of the factors that ha seen those very rights infringed upon.
The people have granted things to the government, not the other way round.
So by your definitions package delivery is a monopoly, since even though I can choose between Fedex, DHL, UPS, and USPS they all end up getting to my house on the same government run road.
Huh? Given the mass energy equivalence a hot object is heavier than a cold object, so no heat does not rise. Of course that effect is so tiny as to be irrelevant...
Sure hot air rises, because the density of air decreases with increasing temperature. Water is trickier since there's a density maxima at 4C and so if water is below 4C then heating it will make it dense and thus sink... That's part of the reason that lakes have warmer water at the bottom in winter.
Sure, but the post you replied to explicitly stated that car registration was state based in Australia. Making it obvious hat they meant by "the US not getting it right" - that the way it seems to be handled in the various jurisdictions in the US isn't as good as the way it is handled in the various jurisidictions in Australia. Whether that is true or not is another matter, but it has nothing to do with federalism and state rights.
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Right, that makes all the difference, because this is perfectly reasonable:
>We've discovered some counterfeit parts in your car.
-Oh, really? Well, I'm going to drive over to the dealership take that up with them.
>We've already handled the problem. We crushed your car into a cube.
-Uhhh...
>You have 15 seconds to move your cube.
Of course, since you have actually royalty - that by birth are your superiors in every way - you know that politicians aren't it.
There wasn't. There was peak where for five years the % of women got above 35% (but never reached 40%) which clearly is not 50/50. At least by the chart on the article.
If the premise of the article is correct then the problem is going to reverse itself anyway, computers have been very common for a while now after all - 80% of US households have a computer at home. Some crazy schools are handing out crappy netbooks (though I don't think they call them that anymore) like candy - not just to the boys.
Taste is temperature dependent, and room temperature is the place where it works best (unsurprisingly given that's going to be the temperature of most of the stuff being eaten during its evolution) - coffee has a bunch of bad tasting stuff in it but your taste sensitivity drops off at high and low temperatures. Thus hot coffee or iced coffee is great, but lukewarm coffee is bad.
http://www.nature.com/nature/j...
Within their measurement errors bounds, yes ½mile == 1km
Of course Hitler was racist.
What hairs am I splitting? What specifically is my racist belief system?
I don't pray for peace.
You're an idiot.
Though Daleks are more speciest than racist, given their goal is to exterminate all non-Dalek life from the universe, the racist is the equivalent term for their beliefs from our current perspective.
And what does any of that have to do with getting a patent on said compound?
Which says nothing about the claim. Well actually I guess is disproves it via counter example if you now saying those are two examples of what you claimed was impossible?
It seemed easy to make that conclusion from the advertisements.
So it's not possible for a non-idiot to be smart enough to intentionally write something that an idiot would like?
Do you have any actual evidence for that remarkable claim?
Clearly they don't agree. There a re plenty of pro-choice people who believe:
* Abortion should always be available and without needing a reason.
That's not just "different contexts" from your view.
The flu kills people who are already sick (or elderly or infants) before they got the flu.
Ebola kills people who are perfectly healthy at the time of infection.
Which you certainly knew, but just decided to be deceptive about.
The constitution is not granting those rights. They are inalienable preexisting self evident natural rights. The constitution merely says that the people have not surrendered those rights (which given they are inalienable shouldn't be necessary to state in the first place) and thus the Government can not infringe upon them.
And no that is not just a "technicality". This belief that the constitution grants rights is one of the factors that ha seen those very rights infringed upon.
The people have granted things to the government, not the other way round.
So by your definitions package delivery is a monopoly, since even though I can choose between Fedex, DHL, UPS, and USPS they all end up getting to my house on the same government run road.
http://www.economist.com/news/...
Huh? Given the mass energy equivalence a hot object is heavier than a cold object, so no heat does not rise. Of course that effect is so tiny as to be irrelevant...
Sure hot air rises, because the density of air decreases with increasing temperature. Water is trickier since there's a density maxima at 4C and so if water is below 4C then heating it will make it dense and thus sink... That's part of the reason that lakes have warmer water at the bottom in winter.
Not for you apparently.
Sure, but the post you replied to explicitly stated that car registration was state based in Australia. Making it obvious hat they meant by "the US not getting it right" - that the way it seems to be handled in the various jurisdictions in the US isn't as good as the way it is handled in the various jurisidictions in Australia. Whether that is true or not is another matter, but it has nothing to do with federalism and state rights.
Right, whether you actually are or are not a bad guy has no influence on the amount of fuckage that will be rendered.
DNS predate URLs. So no DNS did not "then" come up.
In 1996 - http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc... - earlier if you count the prior drafts.
That some idiot decided to publish the prenotification is just more likely when you have something in as widespread use as bash.
It's state by state in Australia too. You've seriously never noticed that people group things together when they have similar properties before?