Was thinking the same. Note that the expression doesn't occur in the actual article, so it's probably msmanishbeau's attempt to say "common or garden", which doesn't particularly fit anyway.
There's a TV show in Britain called http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/prog... . They take a family and swap some of their expensive brands for generic articles (and disguise the packaging so they can't see). A lot of the time they actually prefer the cheaper stuff, at least when they don't know about it.
A truck full of junk mail, at 13 cents a piece, uses the same amount of fuel, and the driver gets paid the same wages, as a truck full of first class mail at 49 cents a piece.
Unless they're refusing the first class mail in order to take the junk that's largely irrelevant. And what if the truck is only half full?
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The carbon on Earth came from the star that was there before the sun.
That's a good thing, so long as government contracts are for citizens only, right?
Another kleptocurrency? The way things are going we'll all have one of our own.
I have relatives who are farmers. When we go there the stuff grown by them and their neighbours beats anything you can buy anywhere hands down.
.. or just "but Elon Musk!"
I'll see your clackers and raise you deely boppers.
Was thinking the same. Note that the expression doesn't occur in the actual article, so it's probably msmanishbeau's attempt to say "common or garden", which doesn't particularly fit anyway.
And sometimes processed shit with a fancy label is no different from own-brand processed shit.
That's because you're the kind of ponce who'd pay ten bucks for a pound of rice if it was watered by the bollock-sweat of buddhist monks.
Depends what she's doing with them.
Did they? Apart from spinning, of course, which I think we can take as read.
.. on the 3D printer I borrowed from Elon Musk.
There's a TV show in Britain called http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/prog... . They take a family and swap some of their expensive brands for generic articles (and disguise the packaging so they can't see). A lot of the time they actually prefer the cheaper stuff, at least when they don't know about it.
I'm off tomorrow. Pete or Miguel can deal with it, the fucking assholes.
Unless they're refusing the first class mail in order to take the junk that's largely irrelevant. And what if the truck is only half full?
There's a name for it: overhead contribution.
What's the connection between this and glug glub blub?
They both sound like a bubble.
I'll cross 'em, you knock 'em in ...
I was here first and I don't want you in my back yard.
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Signed,
Geronimo
Most I ever found was a mummified mouse.
They didn't. The Tories still have the most votes, the most seats and aren't a million miles short of an overall majority.
I bet the first thing Maggie II thought when she heard was that it was lucky it didn't happen a couple of weeks earlier.
Interesting. Is there any law requiring state governors etc. to be elected, or could Florida turn around tomorrow and decide it's a monarchy?
If you must start a sentence with "and" at least capitalize it.
What about the day where daylight saving starts or finishes?
So what? It exists in Latin. Would you consider something a "Frankenstein word" if part of it ultimately came from Indo-European or Etruscan?
Because some of us prefer 1,200 lines that work with 17 that don't?
Thanks for that. I needed cheering up.
I watched ''Threads'' and ''The Day After'' and listened to all four of Marillion's albums, twice, and none of them worked.