English doesn't borrow from other languages. English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over, and rummages through their pockets for loose grammar.
Fact - people are lazy animals, and if you put obstacles in front of them, the vast majority of them look for the path of least resistance, even if it yields an inferior result. Blocks like this one aren't designed to block everyone, just make it painful enough that a large number won't hassle with a workaround, and because of human nature, it normally works.
Except that the demographic for TPB is those people who have shown that they don't mind hassling with a workaround.
My wife was a nurse. She wanted to see everything. Me? Not so much.
And with our first, I didn't have time to get dressed and in the delivery room anyways... Baby went into distress and... WHOOSH... out of the labor room in into the delivery room for an emergency section. She was pissed that they didn't have time to put up the mirror.
I'm sure "Kars 4 Kids" is a great charity, but their ads make we want to drive an ice-pick through my ears. I always change the radio station the second that one comes on.
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And... it's a horribly bad book series. Herbert probably should have stopped after "Children", or even just "Dune".
The quote is now, "The best things in life are for a fee".
Also appropriate here.
About 60 miles west of Phoenix. The Tonopah plant.
Sympathies. Dude. Glad you made it through.
I bailed in a similar situation. I went for an interview, told the receptionist I was there for an interview and who my contact was.
45 minutes later, I called my recruiter and told him I was bailing out.
English doesn't borrow from other languages.
English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over, and rummages through their pockets for loose grammar.
Except that the demographic for TPB is those people who have shown that they don't mind hassling with a workaround.
It's wintery here.
Heck, it was so fast, it was over before I even finished gowning up.
For our second, there was time for the mirror. I just didn't look.
My wife was a nurse. She wanted to see everything. Me? Not so much.
And with our first, I didn't have time to get dressed and in the delivery room anyways... Baby went into distress and... WHOOSH ... out of the labor room in into the delivery room for an emergency section. She was pissed that they didn't have time to put up the mirror.
So, what you're saying is:
lim applause(x) > 0
x->0
For C-sections, they will put a mirror up over the drape, if the mother wants to watch.
My wife watched, I didn't.
Gives new meaning to it when an announcer says, "This guys' on fire!!!"
Let's not mention the messed up quote:
Lithium-ion batteries don't contain lithium-metal because they're even more prone to overheating and exploding than lithium-ion
So lithium-ion batteries are more prone to overheating and exploding than lithium-ion.
They can use Congress as the source of the hot air!!!
Talk with your travel partner, drag up reservations/whatever while talking.
This is all the voters' fault. They reelected 97% of congress and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
That's because MY Congresscritter is teh aw3some, but those other assholes suck.
I just figured MOD was looking to add more courage
It's an old apocryphal story about a English/Russian translation machine.
The problem was that they threw the baby (buttons/discoverability) out with the bathwater (insanely over-skeuomorphic stuff).
Especially for the phrase "Out of sight, out of mind"? Or do we get "Invisible Idiot"
And some charities.
I'm sure "Kars 4 Kids" is a great charity, but their ads make we want to drive an ice-pick through my ears. I always change the radio station the second that one comes on.
I follow Joshua's advice and rarely, if ever, fill out the "customer feedback survey".
Parent is a perfect example of Poe's Law.
Honestly, I can't tell if he's serious or snarky.