I do remember back in the days of 3 Mile Island hearing that if the waste from coal mining were classified as stringently as nuclear waste, it would also be highly classified. The phrase "3rd level nuclear waste" comes to mind to describe it, but I don't know what that means.
After several months of "What do you mean you don't like [fill in candidate's name]? [Fill in insulting comment]." I finally have a decent explanation of why this happens. Most things in this world have their flaws as well as their features. It is possible to like something while admitting it's not perfect. Look at my friends.
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I do remember back in the days of 3 Mile Island hearing that if the waste from coal mining were classified as stringently as nuclear waste, it would also be highly classified. The phrase "3rd level nuclear waste" comes to mind to describe it, but I don't know what that means.
After several months of "What do you mean you don't like [fill in candidate's name]? [Fill in insulting comment]." I finally have a decent explanation of why this happens. Most things in this world have their flaws as well as their features. It is possible to like something while admitting it's not perfect. Look at my friends.
Depends on the Linux user . . .