If it's under warranty, call Apple and they'll send you a feet replacement kit. Called at 1PM and it was on my doorstep when I got home from work the next day... a little box containing eight feet and a small tube of crazy glue (loctite).
There's a newly-opened farm of 200 3.6MW turbines, running for 24 miles, 5 miles off the coast of Wicklow in Ireland... it's called the Arklow Bank and is quite interesting...
You thought that was civil war (2000)? Poor fellow. I hope you never experience the real deal, it isn't pleasant at all. The post-2000 election fiasco here was a walk in the park, by comparison.
Yikers! Me too. Shame on me, a pathetic paddy, for suggesting that what's good for the goose is also good for the gander. Jesus, I'll never bother pointing flaws in the system out to my American friends again. Apparently, election systems in western Europe are fair game, but to suggest that anything dodgy could happen here is just... un-American! (but I'm not American!)
Population of the Republic of Ireland is just over 4 million. Number of phone lines, let's say 2 million for the sake of argument. Number of people wanting to call those destinations per week? Probably in the low tens... just tens.
Freedom, jesus, Americans bandy that word around at the drop of a hat. Calls to those nations are now placed through an operator. Where's the loss of freedom? Minor loss of convenience is all.
Oh calm down for fuck's sake. You're as bad as the idiot you're responding to.
If it's under warranty, call Apple and they'll send you a feet replacement kit. Called at 1PM and it was on my doorstep when I got home from work the next day... a little box containing eight feet and a small tube of crazy glue (loctite).
Correction: currently 7 turbines, plans for 200.
There's a newly-opened farm of 200 3.6MW turbines, running for 24 miles, 5 miles off the coast of Wicklow in Ireland... it's called the Arklow Bank and is quite interesting...
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You're being modded down for being a bollocks. Go back to your Young Republicans circlejerk.
I wish I hadn't read your post; It made me feel all dirty.
Too funny!!! But it's not a "preservative" Teun, in English it's called a "condom".
In this context, it means "Service Oriented Architecture".
Correct, I am Irish (not Irish American), living in the USA however. The sarcasm detection failure was caused by a bottle of Merlot drunk too quickly.
You have got to be kidding... please... please say this was a joke?
What ulterior motives? Really... and the USA is a member of the OSCE, by the way.
You thought that was civil war (2000)? Poor fellow. I hope you never experience the real deal, it isn't pleasant at all. The post-2000 election fiasco here was a walk in the park, by comparison.
Yikers! Me too. Shame on me, a pathetic paddy, for suggesting that what's good for the goose is also good for the gander. Jesus, I'll never bother pointing flaws in the system out to my American friends again. Apparently, election systems in western Europe are fair game, but to suggest that anything dodgy could happen here is just... un-American! (but I'm not American!)
Stop whoring for karma, you nerdish strumpet.
Maybe YOUR ASS is the problem... just how heavy are you?
Population of the Republic of Ireland is just over 4 million. Number of phone lines, let's say 2 million for the sake of argument. Number of people wanting to call those destinations per week? Probably in the low tens... just tens.
Not a monopoly - there are other suppliers. The former state monopoly, true, but not any more.
Freedom, jesus, Americans bandy that word around at the drop of a hat. Calls to those nations are now placed through an operator. Where's the loss of freedom? Minor loss of convenience is all.
Or hire a junkie to take care of the pharmacy? I couldn't agree more, mod parent up!!!
Talk to them about something kids care about, puppies for example. Let kids be kids... don't start banging on at them about IT, for Christ's sake.
I give up. Why *did* WTC 7 collapse?
I'm not him, but I do aspire to his level of pedantry. :-)
Sure... I believe you. ;-)