Look, sometimes people aren't trying to make a statement. Sometimes there just aren't any options if you have to pee and you are stuck in your seat for an hour. Sure, most of the time you can wait it out, but sometimes you just really have got to go and there's no two ways about it.
Right, and as there's obviously no way this guy could have spent 20 minutes in the bathroom 61 minutes before landing, this new policy by the TSA is surly just another feather in the cap of the worlds most effective security organization.
Yeah, herbal infusions are frequently called teas, but it's an annoying misnomer along the lines of calling all types of soda "coke" as is inexplicably done in some parts of the country. The correct terms for herbal tea would be tisane, or infusion.
There's only one leaf used to make tea, and that would be the tea leaf. But yes, it has caffeine.
Pretty much none of the other common herbal infusions have any caffeine in them. In fact Yerba Mate is the only one I know of that does have any caffeine.
It's fine if they want you to use the GUI, make a superior way to do things in the GUI and people will use it. Making the command line interface so lousy that people will actually prefer a half-assed GUI is not the right way to go about doing things.
No, I would not be wrong. What is and is not English is entirely determined by usage. No website, dictionary, style guide, or author has any authority over the language. If the word is used then it is a word and "irregardless" is used. It's as simple as that.
That sounds plausible, but after a little searching the only research I managed to find on the web suggested that a decrease in estate tax would result in a loss of charitable donations because there is less incentive for tax-free donations.
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The "fasten seat belt" sign is just advisory. You can still get up when it's on if you need to for whatever reason.
Look, sometimes people aren't trying to make a statement. Sometimes there just aren't any options if you have to pee and you are stuck in your seat for an hour. Sure, most of the time you can wait it out, but sometimes you just really have got to go and there's no two ways about it.
Well, that would require someone lacking in common sense enough to report them. Not that such a person would be hard to come by...
Paranoid? You really don't see any paranoia in how the Nazis responded to the great Jew threat?
Right, and as there's obviously no way this guy could have spent 20 minutes in the bathroom 61 minutes before landing, this new policy by the TSA is surly just another feather in the cap of the worlds most effective security organization.
And, the AC is still wrong even allowing for a loose definition of "tea" since practically all "teas" aren't caffeinated.
Yeah, herbal infusions are frequently called teas, but it's an annoying misnomer along the lines of calling all types of soda "coke" as is inexplicably done in some parts of the country. The correct terms for herbal tea would be tisane, or infusion.
Most leaves used for tea also contain caffeine
There's only one leaf used to make tea, and that would be the tea leaf. But yes, it has caffeine.
Pretty much none of the other common herbal infusions have any caffeine in them. In fact Yerba Mate is the only one I know of that does have any caffeine.
The flights were Boston to LAX, IIRC.
It's fine if they want you to use the GUI, make a superior way to do things in the GUI and people will use it. Making the command line interface so lousy that people will actually prefer a half-assed GUI is not the right way to go about doing things.
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I don't like the word, myself. But the discussion isn't about whether or not we thought it was a good word so I left my opinion out.
No, I would not be wrong. What is and is not English is entirely determined by usage. No website, dictionary, style guide, or author has any authority over the language. If the word is used then it is a word and "irregardless" is used. It's as simple as that.
Irregardless of that website, "irregardless" most certainly is a word.
Yeah, I came close to getting one of those. It seems like a decent enough phone, at least until the Droid came out.
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Here you go.
Yeah, and ice and many other things. There's nothing funny about those meanings though.
You are overestimating the global warming controversy. Still the overwhelming majority of researches support the anthropogenic theory.
"bing" means ailment in Mandarin. It could be a coincidence, I'm just saying...
I'm in the same boat. I've had Verizon before and I'm not going back.
Maybe the rumored to soon be available for T-Mo Google phone will finally be a suitable upgrade, although I really would like a keyboard.
Yeah, I was mostly interested in how giving was related to income and sales taxes, but the only thing I could find was the estate tax study.
That sounds plausible, but after a little searching the only research I managed to find on the web suggested that a decrease in estate tax would result in a loss of charitable donations because there is less incentive for tax-free donations.
Just because you are incapable of understanding the factual backing doesn't mean there is none.
Not only that, but the reflection matched up with a large area they suspected was a lake in previous surface images.
Curves are more expensive. A perfect sphere isn't necessary, something like an icosahedron may be close enough.