I have a grandson with autism, and his family is always joking about his rank farts. I never thought I'd be writing about farts on slashdot, but maybe there's something to this.
I had a small computer room lined with Armstrong's 'Soundsoak' panels and before the equipment was installed, the effect was stunning. I found the silence to be literally painful to my ears.
Growing up on a rural farm, the whole town was on the same party line. When you heard your 'ring tone' (a long and a short, and a long and a short) you picked up the receiver and heard click, click, click . . . click as your neighbors jumped on the line to hear what was going on.
I remember our first assignment. Read Chapter 1 and answer the questions at the end. I read the first chapter and feel I have a pretty good grasp of the material. I go to the questions, and they don't relate at all to the material just covered. Then I see on question #8 --- "Hint. See Chapter 32". I swear it was as though someone dropped the manuscript on the way to the publisher.
I think maybe you should go back and look again. Sarah Murnaghan's first lung transplant failed requiring a second pair of lungs, so it could be said that bending the rules to save Sarah resulted in the death of two others.
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You're joking. Right?
And you had your choice, Gore or Bush. Bush won and started the drive to eliminate incandescents.
If he can find a payphone.
Yes, one light foot.
We are assuming that the code actually does what the comment says.
I have a grandson with autism, and his family is always joking about his rank farts. I never thought I'd be writing about farts on slashdot, but maybe there's something to this.
Can you say haboob?
I would award treble damages.
In college, I was once up for seven days and nights during finals, and yes, I had hallucinations.
I had a small computer room lined with Armstrong's 'Soundsoak' panels and before the equipment was installed, the effect was stunning. I found the silence to be literally painful to my ears.
Access to the big red button should be restricted to those who can pronounce nuclear.
ROR
Anyone remember the "Telecrapper 2000" ?
Growing up on a rural farm, the whole town was on the same party line. When you heard your 'ring tone' (a long and a short, and a long and a short) you picked up the receiver and heard click, click, click . . . click as your neighbors jumped on the line to hear what was going on.
Seattle police don't have a great record of Protect & Serve.
Exactly. I'll take the egg salad sandwich.
Thank goodness we have the Koch brothers to protect us from mob rule.
We need to pick our battles, not leap at every opportunity.
I worked for a company that made major hiring decisions based on handwriting analysis.
I remember our first assignment. Read Chapter 1 and answer the questions at the end. I read the first chapter and feel I have a pretty good grasp of the material. I go to the questions, and they don't relate at all to the material just covered. Then I see on question #8 --- "Hint. See Chapter 32". I swear it was as though someone dropped the manuscript on the way to the publisher.
I think maybe you should go back and look again. Sarah Murnaghan's first lung transplant failed requiring a second pair of lungs, so it could be said that bending the rules to save Sarah resulted in the death of two others.
Young whippersnapper. I remember gassing up for 18.9 cents a gallon.
Bravo!
I still haven't found the "death panels"
Right. For a bunch of nerds I'm surprised how difficult this is for some.