To be fair, I only just realised there's a great business opportunity here: for a fee teach the starlings to screech the name of a hat or umbrella company.
Not a play on words, it's merely redundant verbiage tacked on in a pathetic attempt to sound cool, just like all the comments that contain a useless "This."
Do you see where I wrote "a lot of them"? This is called a "plural", which is used in a situation where more than one person or thing is involved. Since one person is not more than one, the use of a plural makes it obvious to the astute reader that "he didn't dig that himself".
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Still technically correct: a trojan isn't a virus.
Though I'll admit it's amazing that anyone working at a Genius Bar got anything technically correct...
To be fair, I only just realised there's a great business opportunity here: for a fee teach the starlings to screech the name of a hat or umbrella company.
I'd prefer "Look out below!"
Yes, nanotubes are quite hard.
Not a play on words, it's merely redundant verbiage tacked on in a pathetic attempt to sound cool, just like all the comments that contain a useless "This."
I can't gauge the validity of this research without a mention of subluxations as a calibration reference for my stupidity detector.
Heathkit hearing aid kit fully assembled.
Some do, most don't. Same as Windows, really.
When all you have is a hammer every problem looks like a nail.
Corollary: when your problem is a lawyer, a hammer is just fine.
Well, I did say detecting stenography is easy...
Detecting stenography is easy, you just look for the person sitting there with the funny typewriter thingy. Now steganography, that's hard to spot...
I was surprised and thought the seatback device probably contained a small PC to handle the interactive display.
If it linked to the flight control systems you would have been really surprised...but not for long.
"Nessie is a toy submarine with a head made out of plastic wood. Ogopogo is a plesiosaur. A f***ing plesiosaur!"
I wonder how you distinguish femtodiamonds from femtographite, though.
A really tiny jeweller's loupe?
Not who, what.
Do you see where I wrote "a lot of them"? This is called a "plural", which is used in a situation where more than one person or thing is involved. Since one person is not more than one, the use of a plural makes it obvious to the astute reader that "he didn't dig that himself".
In short: "Whoosh!"
Why not? They're stylish and functional.
Uh, what? This is photographic evidence they can write.
Of course, it does seem to take a lot of them a very long time and some heavy machinery to complete one word...
Space flight is going backwards after today.
Did anyone else read that and think of this?
The device can also be dong video...
You're the last person I expected an "Apple is teh gay" joke from.
From what I have read Even though the Aussie $ is higher than U.S. $ at the moment, we are going to pay up to 76% more.
Waterproof packets don't come cheap.
Plankton discount coupons.
What? Speak the King's English or GTFO.
Or "the Queen", as he's known these days...
You might, if it isn't supervised by a trio of idiots.
-- Is there any record of a scientist who threatens a religious leader for not agreeing with the Books of Science?
Do astronauts count?