We already gave it to the US; to give it to the EU we'd have to take it back from the US, and there's no way in hell we're going to risk that, on the off chance that the EU doesn't want it...
A "fifth" is actually 1/5gal, or "one fifth of a gallon". This is 25.6oz of fluid, which is why in Canada we call it a "26'er" Google translates this to 757.082357 ml.
Further, I'm not sure where you get your pints, but a 355ml bottle of beer isn't enough to fill a proper pint glass.
A pint is 16oz, 450ml, just shy of 2/3 of a fifth. A standard bottle of beer is 12oz. If you're only getting 250ml when you step up to the bar, I would hope you head back there now and get your change.
"Our product doesn't contain arsenic! It's Space Age technology(tm)! Now with electrolytes!
Whoa, wait a minute there... you're trying to trick us, there aren't any plants in space.
We need to keep those electrolytes for our plants down here on earth; they crave them, don'tya know?
In my gaming group, almost all of us have laptops, and.PDF copies of the books we own.
We all (save one) prefer the books and character sheets on paper over PDF and digital character sheets.
Be careful, or you might get a machine that always gives you a drink that is almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea. Share and enjoy!
Don't hate on drinks that are almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea. With one, you can do even the most infinitely improbably things, like visit Earth.
They were also highly biased towards knocking Canada out before the US had to play us in the gold-medal game.
This is further evidenced by the amount of penalties called against the Canadian teams (mens and womens, in any of our games, not just vs. the US) in comparison to the lack of penalties called against the other teams (often times for more serious offences).
You must have ran out of energy before telling them to get off your lawn..... I'll do it for you.
GET OFF HIS LAWN!
And you're doing it while standing on his lawn, how nice.
Lucky for you, he's resting, and will never know of the lawn-abuse you've inflicted upon him.
Many stations broadcast digital TV free-to-air. Many even broadcast digital HDTV (720p) signals.
That "old antenna-coax" screw-on attachment is still useful if you bought a TV with an ATSC digital decoder built in, which will take the signal received from an HD-compatible antenna (you can buy them for around CDN$25, or build one for a dollar or two) and convert it to a picture for you.
You don't need cable to watch sports and get local news and weather (and some children's shows).
But who needs real information if there is you got fear?
And who needs grammar when you've got teh intarwebs[sic]?
Perhaps your argument would carry more weight if you actually called the isotope by its real name, tritium, instead of some made-up metal that you decided to call it. Of course, it's not like you could have known its real name; it's only mentioned a few hundred times in this discussion, let alone TFA and TFS.
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We already gave it to the US; to give it to the EU we'd have to take it back from the US, and there's no way in hell we're going to risk that, on the off chance that the EU doesn't want it...
Seriously, do you want to be stuck with it?
I'm not your guy, buddy!
Does this mean it's time for cake?
Actually they do match.
A "fifth" is actually 1/5gal, or "one fifth of a gallon". This is 25.6oz of fluid, which is why in Canada we call it a "26'er"
Google translates this to 757.082357 ml.
Further, I'm not sure where you get your pints, but a 355ml bottle of beer isn't enough to fill a proper pint glass.
A pint is 16oz, 450ml, just shy of 2/3 of a fifth. A standard bottle of beer is 12oz. If you're only getting 250ml when you step up to the bar, I would hope you head back there now and get your change.
That's called advertising. Every company does it.
"Our product doesn't contain arsenic! It's Space Age technology(tm)! Now with electrolytes!
Whoa, wait a minute there... you're trying to trick us, there aren't any plants in space.
We need to keep those electrolytes for our plants down here on earth; they crave them, don'tya know?
In my gaming group, almost all of us have laptops, and .PDF copies of the books we own.
We all (save one) prefer the books and character sheets on paper over PDF and digital character sheets.
Yeah, but tweeting your crimes is definitely worth -50 points.
Those wouldn't happen to be Don kill points, would they?
Be careful, or you might get a machine that always gives you a drink that is almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea. Share and enjoy!
Don't hate on drinks that are almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea. With one, you can do even the most infinitely improbably things, like visit Earth.
ahh, screw the whole thing.
No, screw the hole thing
9. Something even worse
Daleks
Nasty creatures, they are...
The refs were all American NHL refs.
They were also highly biased towards knocking Canada out before the US had to play us in the gold-medal game.
This is further evidenced by the amount of penalties called against the Canadian teams (mens and womens, in any of our games, not just vs. the US) in comparison to the lack of penalties called against the other teams (often times for more serious offences).
You must have ran out of energy before telling them to get off your lawn..... I'll do it for you.
GET OFF HIS LAWN!
And you're doing it while standing on his lawn, how nice.
Lucky for you, he's resting, and will never know of the lawn-abuse you've inflicted upon him.
Oh wait. No, there's no continent called Eurasia
Of course there's not; if there were, we would be at war with them. We're at war with Oceania, though. We've always been at war with Oceania.
Many stations broadcast digital TV free-to-air. Many even broadcast digital HDTV (720p) signals.
That "old antenna-coax" screw-on attachment is still useful if you bought a TV with an ATSC digital decoder built in, which will take the signal received from an HD-compatible antenna (you can buy them for around CDN$25, or build one for a dollar or two) and convert it to a picture for you.
You don't need cable to watch sports and get local news and weather (and some children's shows).
My TV is running at 1920x1080 over a standard analog VGA cable.
42" Bravia + nVidia 9800GTS
I think you and your friends all need to change your TVs. Perhaps you're using TVs that only support 1080i (native res 720p)?
(Quoted from Wikipedia to save the time of figuring out how to expess it clearly myself).
Simple.
With a hex-map, when you cast Fireball, you can approximate the range.
With an iso-map, you end up with Firecube.
But... What was your wife-to-be doing for dinner? ;)
His best man?
No, wait, that would be who she was doing for dinner.
For crying out loud, this is the century of the fruit bat! Why can't we have a single remote control for channel surfing.
You can
You don't even need one as good as that though, you can buy Universal Remotes at most dollar-stores and convenience stores nowadays.
And don't forget visuals! That's what these "ultra-powerful disorienting strobe lighting apparatus" are seemingly for...
Battling Seizure Robots, Go!
No he didn't
I voted for Kodos.
Where I came from we have no bunghole
There is but one bunghole, and it is good
This is Accounting, sir. You inquired about Agent Richard Gill?
Yes.
Our records indicate he's deceased.
I'm what?
But who needs real information if there is you got fear?
And who needs grammar when you've got teh intarwebs[sic]?
Perhaps your argument would carry more weight if you actually called the isotope by its real name, tritium, instead of some made-up metal that you decided to call it. Of course, it's not like you could have known its real name; it's only mentioned a few hundred times in this discussion, let alone TFA and TFS.
flying pigs small enough to come out of my butt?
It's monkeys, you insensitive clod!
Party on
Add the fact that only 1 single atom of aluminium is needed per clock ...
+/- a few electrons...