(referring to it as 9.11 is dumb...there's been 2002 9.11's since we started calling it AD..., in fact, I had a test question "when was 9/11?" answers:
a)9/11/04
b)9/11/03
c)9/11/01
d)9/7/95
I told the teacher, technically, a, b and c were correct.)
I know I'm being a nitpicking a$$hole here, but if that was how the question was worded, exactly, only C would be correct.
A date in 2003 or 2004 could not have already passed as indicated by the word 'was'.
Sorry.
I was reading on a team's site (I don't remember the name of the team, but it was when the show was in the UK, the team was American and they were rather intelligent guys from New England [I think]) where they explained that the team doesn't know what it's building until the announcement, but the expert does and he suggests to the producers what pieces will need to be in the yard. And all bits and pieces (nails, screws, etc.) are freebies.
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Yeah, see, that's not how that works.
Well, Microwave Ovens are a spinoff of RADAR which was invented really to detect planes, not the V1/V2s, but it was military researchs.
D&D isn't neccessarily just 'hack n slash' for some gold pieces and a Flaming Long Sword of Death +450. Depends on the DM and players.
Exactly it!
I was reading on a team's site (I don't remember the name of the team, but it was when the show was in the UK, the team was American and they were rather intelligent guys from New England [I think]) where they explained that the team doesn't know what it's building until the announcement, but the expert does and he suggests to the producers what pieces will need to be in the yard. And all bits and pieces (nails, screws, etc.) are freebies.
Well, all the info from the 'eye-witness' (read: lying scumbag) had been refuted. He didn't see the weapon, the vehicle, the murder or the killer.