Funnily enough traditional foods that contain toxins are usually prepared in a traditional way to remove or deactivate those toxins, so I fail to see the relevance at all.
As for coal, it's a bastard to mine compared to chopping down trees and surface deposits are rare. Plus it smells a lot worse than wood. For this reason it wasn't used much before the industrial revolution. This is a mere blink on evolutionary timescales.
It wouldn't be true in any case, because the solute is one thing and when you mix it with a solvent it becomes another thing. There's a word for that - a solution.
It's like using the same word in the same sentence to mean both salt and brine.
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You missed an article before "other", Ivan. And it should be "putting it in context".
P.S. Sentences don't end themselves.
As someone who's down almost 15kg from his peak I can tell you that inside every fat bastard there's a thin bastard trying to get out.
Funnily enough traditional foods that contain toxins are usually prepared in a traditional way to remove or deactivate those toxins, so I fail to see the relevance at all.
As for coal, it's a bastard to mine compared to chopping down trees and surface deposits are rare. Plus it smells a lot worse than wood. For this reason it wasn't used much before the industrial revolution. This is a mere blink on evolutionary timescales.
Wait. So how much Diet Coke do I need to quaff before my shit glows in the dark?
I think it's because there's so many fat bastards around.
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It wouldn't be true in any case, because the solute is one thing and when you mix it with a solvent it becomes another thing. There's a word for that - a solution.
It's like using the same word in the same sentence to mean both salt and brine.
Or maybe CO, which is OK because it's one less.
It's like saying beer contains 8% beer by volume.
False dichotomy. Plenty of people have handled similar accusations with calm and dignity.
You may well be right about that (not my area of expertise) but if you aren't you will be.
Backward compatibility adds complexity. And adding complexity adds costs. Adding costs reduces bonuses.
Somethings's got to go, and it won't be the bonuses.
Yeah, and add an almost appropriate alliterative adjective.
Second thoughts, belay last. That'd just be sooooo camp.
They don't dictate any fucking shit to me, you fat cunt.
Were these manuals, full of extraneous commas too? Or did you, get someone with a clue to, write them?
There's using a word metaphorically and there's using the wrong word. They aren't the same thing.
It's called a bookshelf. Of course most people buy them from somewhere like Ikea and they can't figure out how to put them together.
Unless the product in question is your modem/router etc.
Like the difference between "you" and "you're"?
Or the difference between "you're" and "your"?
Well it could be the least that employers can get away with.
No they don't. Not unless a monarch controls a country with leather straps.
M7700 comes close. They weigh 17 tons, though.
I reckon there's a signed where it should be unsigned (or vice versa) somewhere.
Jamming prevents it contacting its base. It doesn't allow you to control it.
Yeah, apart from the tiny detail of having to be physically there those are exactly the same thing.
Right. Whereas Vlad the Lad thinks it's the best thing since rubber mattress covers.
That's like saying it referred to "pink farm animals with flat snouts that like to roll in mud" and didn't mention "pigs" at all.