You're playing semantics. Is a person's ability at boxing fixed? We know sports people have on days and off days. Is that because the underlying thing itself varies, or because something like a filter is acting on the expression of it?
It doesn't matter. Even if he was hungover and had flu Anthony Joshua would still smack the shit out of you or me, possibly both at once. But even something more trivial than that - a bad night's sleep - might be enough for him to lose against another actual professional.
If there's little or no net migration, then aren't you just reshuffling the genes? So over the whole population, in the absence of some selection pressure, I'd expect it to pretty much even out.
artificial lighting. It messes on a lot of scales with our bodies, most prominently with our sleep patterns.
Someone should invent a device for safely & reversibly breaking the conduction path. This would enable the curtailment of said illumination when superfluous to requirements.
If you intentionally score low and end up in a wet trench with a rifle, rather than do well on it and getting a cushy number counting blankets, then you deserve to spend your period of service in a wet trench.
The US fast-neutron breeder reactor project was shutdown by the Clinton administration as a favor to the fossil fuel industry. It was never an issue with technical feasibility or commercial viability.
If it had been commercially viable it would have produced enough money to outbribe the fossil lobby.
When you were at college did you have a section on the noticeboard for ride shares? "Going to Newcastle. Depart Friday 18:00. Return Sunday p.m. 2 places. Split petrol x ways. Dave Lones, physics III".
LOL, silly me. You - at college!
Do you think you can ignore food hygiene regulations by calling your restaurant a meal share and having an app?
Which is why, in the absence of effort to prevent it, it runs downhill till it reaches a drain.
I hate the term ''life hack''. I hope it dies in a fire. But I have very little control over whether that excremental little turn of phrase ends up having staying power
The best you can do is mentally label anyone who uses it as an utter bell-end and move on.
P.S. Bizarre thing - the double quotes look OK in your post but when I copied them they went all a-hatty. WTF?
To be fair, I did say "not quite". I'm more correct than the person I was referring to who seemed to assume they ran a volunteer army like the UK or USA.
I am rather surprised EU human rights law allows such a thing, though.
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I did wonder how it decided for itself that the completed cube was somehow "better".
This. The defendant shouldn't need to disprove the police's story.
Indeed. Such vulgar colonial patois would never be tolerated at The Reform Club.
You're playing semantics. Is a person's ability at boxing fixed? We know sports people have on days and off days. Is that because the underlying thing itself varies, or because something like a filter is acting on the expression of it?
It doesn't matter. Even if he was hungover and had flu Anthony Joshua would still smack the shit out of you or me, possibly both at once. But even something more trivial than that - a bad night's sleep - might be enough for him to lose against another actual professional.
Do you understand statistics at all?
If there's little or no net migration, then aren't you just reshuffling the genes? So over the whole population, in the absence of some selection pressure, I'd expect it to pretty much even out.
Seems reasonable. After all it's bad form to vote for yourself.
If he doesn't then what? Does he turn into a pumpkin?
That sounds almost as democratic as North Korea.
That's terrible. How do they stay in business?
So people will buy them, duh.
Someone should invent a device for safely & reversibly breaking the conduction path. This would enable the curtailment of said illumination when superfluous to requirements.
It might appear that way to people who don't have much of either.
Because you just have to obey orders, ja?
If you intentionally score low and end up in a wet trench with a rifle, rather than do well on it and getting a cushy number counting blankets, then you deserve to spend your period of service in a wet trench.
If it had been commercially viable it would have produced enough money to outbribe the fossil lobby.
Did they allow for gaining an extra day if you go round anti-clockwise?
I saw that in a movie once.
Because closed source/proprietary stuff never has shit UIs, does it?
When you were at college did you have a section on the noticeboard for ride shares? "Going to Newcastle. Depart Friday 18:00. Return Sunday p.m. 2 places. Split petrol x ways. Dave Lones, physics III".
LOL, silly me. You - at college!
Do you think you can ignore food hygiene regulations by calling your restaurant a meal share and having an app?
Which is why, in the absence of effort to prevent it, it runs downhill till it reaches a drain.
The best you can do is mentally label anyone who uses it as an utter bell-end and move on.
P.S. Bizarre thing - the double quotes look OK in your post but when I copied them they went all a-hatty. WTF?
If you're doing those things you probably aren't using JavaScript.
No, are you stupid 24 hours a day?
I certainly wouldn't tweet about anything work related unless I was explicitly given permission to.
Where, exactly?
Sounds like Artificial Islam!
They could have protected and served them by whacking him across the arse with a truncheon, handcuffing him and dumping him in a cell to sleep it off.
Like they do in civilised countries.
Drunks are shit fighters, even if they think the opposite. If you can't subdue one without artillery you shouldn't be working as a cop.
To be fair, I did say "not quite". I'm more correct than the person I was referring to who seemed to assume they ran a volunteer army like the UK or USA.
I am rather surprised EU human rights law allows such a thing, though.
Isn't that an oxymoron?