Do you write your posts in Mandarin using a brick, then OCR them and translate them manually into Welsh then dictate them to someone from New Guinea who types them in for you?
I like how they're rated for 20 amps just in case you decide to boil 8 kettles at once.
These (and the other variants) are neat, but when you see a load of neat solutions on sale I always think that's a symptom that there's a sub-optimal design somewhere.
1. If "a Russian", which Russian is being apologized to ?
Since you're so clever you must have heard of a thing called process of elimination. Two clues for you - it's probably not the writer himself, and it's not me.
Oh, one other thing. Stop putting spaces before question marks. It's wrong and it looks shit.
That's not the worst of it - they mainly attack with the legs, which are even longer, even stronger and have even bigger claws on them. They can rip your giblets out.
This is probably the reason they also have retractable bollocks.
I've never been anywhere where the wall sockets take those.
Hmm, they look a bit like those that come with universal adapters, where you always lose the ones you actually need and have a drawer full of the others. And aren't the pins a bit close together for 240V?
Oh wait, you're talking about an entirely fucking different thing, you 'dromie.
I'm sure nobody thought of that, considered the possibility of creating further problems like collapses, whether it would take so long the waters would have receded by the time it was finihed or anything like that.
Even you can comprehend that there are other costs apart from building plant & equipment, and it's by no means a given that revenue is sufficient to cover those... right?
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Then there's that town in Lincolnshire...
Activists + technical incompetence + blind reliance on technology.
The holy trinity of how to fuck things up.
Ooh, that was sharp!
Is it so exponentially annoying that it it literally makes your blood boil?
Do you write your posts in Mandarin using a brick, then OCR them and translate them manually into Welsh then dictate them to someone from New Guinea who types them in for you?
There's plenty more where they came from.
Why am I reminded of that scene from Enemy At The Gate?
I like how they're rated for 20 amps just in case you decide to boil 8 kettles at once.
These (and the other variants) are neat, but when you see a load of neat solutions on sale I always think that's a symptom that there's a sub-optimal design somewhere.
Since you're so clever you must have heard of a thing called process of elimination. Two clues for you - it's probably not the writer himself, and it's not me.
Oh, one other thing. Stop putting spaces before question marks. It's wrong and it looks shit.
Not for a few billion years.
Ivan has been slang for a Russian, or Russians collectively, since WW2 at least. GIYF.
And yet if they spent a percent of a percent of that on things that poor people use you'd be frothing at the mouth about big gubmint.
He doesn't own the only drilling machine in the world, and even if he did there's a tiny little bit more to it than that.
I used to watch Thunderbirds when I was a kid. Even then I knew it wasn't a documentary.
FTFY
I'm impressed to see "funky" used in a non-ironic way. Got to be the first time this century.
What would a stupid service do, then?
That's not the worst of it - they mainly attack with the legs, which are even longer, even stronger and have even bigger claws on them. They can rip your giblets out.
This is probably the reason they also have retractable bollocks.
When they did Crossrail in London they did it by dead-reckoning.
Nobody under 30 can wipe their arse without GPS.
Hmmm. Did anyone count the kids?
I've never been anywhere where the wall sockets take those.
Hmm, they look a bit like those that come with universal adapters, where you always lose the ones you actually need and have a drawer full of the others. And aren't the pins a bit close together for 240V?
Oh wait, you're talking about an entirely fucking different thing, you 'dromie.
I'm sure nobody thought of that, considered the possibility of creating further problems like collapses, whether it would take so long the waters would have receded by the time it was finihed or anything like that.
Maybe there's a reason why the first step to becoming an anaesthetist is to qualify as a doctor.
Every time there's a hostage situation some genius suggests pumping in "knockout gas" to send everyone "to sleep".
Even you can comprehend that there are other costs apart from building plant & equipment, and it's by no means a given that revenue is sufficient to cover those ... right?
Anyone else hearing that in Rutger Hauer's voice?
Slight flaw with your plan, Professor Armchair: drilling from both sides would require getting a drilling machine inside the cave.
I was wondering how long it would be before some twat suggested a hyperloop.