I use Chlorine compounds with discretion, and I eschewed Triclosan long before the FDA noted its questionable properties. I think that cleaning up other people's public filth*, moving Cow dung about the farm, and generally rooting around in dirt have adequately inoculated my system. I use a reasonable amount of water and simple soap products to try and keep a lid on the pathogenic stuff. * I wash the hell out of my hands before I touch myelf- don't disrespect those Mycobacteriums...
This is the preferred solution. After all that training, once an officer proves his eagerness to randomly break a few legs, it just won't do to let them go. That good LAPD conditioning has been disseminated throughout the country as these "rogue" cops take their skills and fucked-up attitudes out to rural America, the better to squelch any nascent bonds developing with the innocent citizens they intend to "protect and serve".
Yeah, that's what I tell him, but Fox News said Wikipedia was full of shit, so he won't reference it for anything useful, like organic chemistry & such. He clung to dial-up for an amazingly long time, too. Netzero ftw!
I sorta looked into this a few months back, and saw that the woman* running the site was soliciting for an on-line petition. I emailed her to say that whilst I sympathised with the want to prevent this sort of thing happening, her petition was a vague and indiscriminate demand for legislative action. I suggested that my support and that of anyone with both cerebral function, and an understanding of abstract concepts like liberty, &c., might be loath to encourage mindless action using this issue as yet another critically urgent pretext. I did get a form letter back, but it may have been automatic, it did not address my query. I reckon that it will be effective, just what the proponents of speech regulation and licensing have been waiting for.
*Not sure which one, it seems there's been a boom in that field.
I can take it or leave it, but a minor league game from wooden bleachers is a much better time for me. What I find amusing is the obsession with statistics, considering the randomness of any particular game. But then I don't follow any particular team, its the spectacle of seeing it done. (And the main thing I appreciate is how unimaginable it is relative to my own abilities.)
I have a hard time imagining a chute launching a rock that size high enough up to delay it that long, and of course the rock would have had a hard time getting that far forward to catch that weird gust of wind that brought it back toward the camera. I remember a bullet that did that and then landed on a guy's stretcher once, so it could happen.
Sorry, I was referring to an ad served on Comedy Central, but I hold the client liable for the offense.
Fuck you, Sears.
OP was assaulted @ TFA, I was not, at this time, but its the sort of thing that would make me skip a movie I had planned to see in a theatre. I'm a petty, vindictive asshole; But really, do those guys think they're selling better?
This is also the tactic of pusillanimous sociopaths, plausible deniability based on the "who the fuck says stuff like that?" and selective memory- "I did not say that." I am researching whether this is actionable, or if I can get a restraining order for judicial relief from having to abide false statements. It is very difficult to sit still when some cowardly liar denies past years of ongoing bullshit. These people are evil and a blight on civilisation, but they practice harder than anyone else, and are very skillful.
I did not get that, but I've commenced a Sears boycott since that full-volume commercial hijacked my computer at 3AM last week (it woke up two people that I know of, got the dog out of bed, and probably disturbed the downstairs neighbor.) I don't know how many others adhere to this, but I have a strict policy of depriving revenue to offensive businesses.
I realize that Corporate America is unconcerned with what is right or correct, but carbonaceous material such as this should be recycled into the biosphere. Sanitary landfills are a terrible waste of space, and we should have composted this to replenish the topsoil.
I am absolutely not going to RTFA or google this, but but aren't bubonic plague and pneumonic plague caused by the same bacteria, Y. pestis? I sat in an armchair about 30 years back and figured out that fleas could never vector out the fatality rate that history indicates. Even if most folks were living like rats at the time. BTW the survival rate is far lower for the pneumonic variety.
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It's a little more free-range here. The cops hate everyone else, even the rich, but if you are in their buddy club, you often get to skate.
I'm not particularly smart, but doesn't EVERYBODY already know those CIA fools are incompetent?
I use Chlorine compounds with discretion, and I eschewed Triclosan long before the FDA noted its questionable properties. I think that cleaning up other people's public filth*, moving Cow dung about the farm, and generally rooting around in dirt have adequately inoculated my system. I use a reasonable amount of water and simple soap products to try and keep a lid on the pathogenic stuff.
* I wash the hell out of my hands before I touch myelf- don't disrespect those Mycobacteriums...
The English Language is a marvelous, mutable thing, is it not?
I don't like to overwhelm my biodefenses. YMMV.
This is the preferred solution. After all that training, once an officer proves his eagerness to randomly break a few legs, it just won't do to let them go. That good LAPD conditioning has been disseminated throughout the country as these "rogue" cops take their skills and fucked-up attitudes out to rural America, the better to squelch any nascent bonds developing with the innocent citizens they intend to "protect and serve".
Yeah, that's what I tell him, but Fox News said Wikipedia was full of shit, so he won't reference it for anything useful, like organic chemistry & such.
He clung to dial-up for an amazingly long time, too. Netzero ftw!
My Dad won't read Wikipedia either. He gets his information from Fox News.
I sorta looked into this a few months back, and saw that the woman* running the site was soliciting for an on-line petition. I emailed her to say that whilst I sympathised with the want to prevent this sort of thing happening, her petition was a vague and indiscriminate demand for legislative action. I suggested that my support and that of anyone with both cerebral function, and an understanding of abstract concepts like liberty, &c., might be loath to encourage mindless action using this issue as yet another critically urgent pretext. I did get a form letter back, but it may have been automatic, it did not address my query. I reckon that it will be effective, just what the proponents of speech regulation and licensing have been waiting for.
*Not sure which one, it seems there's been a boom in that field.
I'm a nerd, not a hacker, but yeah. I was on the fencing team.
Sorry, I RTFA, it was unavoidable.
Looks like they might actually use the horsepower.
I can take it or leave it, but a minor league game from wooden bleachers is a much better time for me.
What I find amusing is the obsession with statistics, considering the randomness of any particular game. But then I don't follow any particular team, its the spectacle of seeing it done. (And the main thing I appreciate is how unimaginable it is relative to my own abilities.)
I have a hard time imagining a chute launching a rock that size high enough up to delay it that long, and of course the rock would have had a hard time getting that far forward to catch that weird gust of wind that brought it back toward the camera.
I remember a bullet that did that and then landed on a guy's stretcher once, so it could happen.
Sorry, I was referring to an ad served on Comedy Central, but I hold the client liable for the offense.
Fuck you, Sears.
OP was assaulted @ TFA, I was not, at this time, but its the sort of thing that would make me skip a movie I had planned to see in a theatre.
I'm a petty, vindictive asshole; But really, do those guys think they're selling better?
This is also the tactic of pusillanimous sociopaths, plausible deniability based on the "who the fuck says stuff like that?" and selective memory- "I did not say that."
I am researching whether this is actionable, or if I can get a restraining order for judicial relief from having to abide false statements. It is very difficult to sit still when some cowardly liar denies past years of ongoing bullshit.
These people are evil and a blight on civilisation, but they practice harder than anyone else, and are very skillful.
I did not get that, but I've commenced a Sears boycott since that full-volume commercial hijacked my computer at 3AM last week (it woke up two people that I know of, got the dog out of bed, and probably disturbed the downstairs neighbor.) I don't know how many others adhere to this, but I have a strict policy of depriving revenue to offensive businesses.
I feel your pain.
I realize that Corporate America is unconcerned with what is right or correct, but carbonaceous material such as this should be recycled into the biosphere. Sanitary landfills are a terrible waste of space, and we should have composted this to replenish the topsoil.
Yeah, just like Iraq. We sure showed 'em.
I am absolutely not going to RTFA or google this, but but aren't bubonic plague and pneumonic plague caused by the same bacteria, Y. pestis? I sat in an armchair about 30 years back and figured out that fleas could never vector out the fatality rate that history indicates. Even if most folks were living like rats at the time. BTW the survival rate is far lower for the pneumonic variety.
Already done.
Hops are expensive. Keystone and Arrogant Bastard differ in both quantity and quality.
I don't think its the yeast.
common sense=rare sense
Ironic?
"The Air Force now has a policy of acquiring capabilities rather than missions."
Thus spake Jonathan McDowell. Sounds like somebody needs a fatter booklet of blank cheques.
Super beer yeast was already created by old fashioned selective breeding, we really did not have to do anything questionable for that.