And there's always Flame-a-duck - what's this thing with foxes anyhow ? At least you can eat the duck. Fuck-a-duck would also be a valid suggestion. The French - bless them - have an expression for this kind of thing. Involves anal rape of a fly. I, for one, do not welcome our new Debian fly raping overlords.
I must say that you express my thought exactly. Here I am - before coffee - reading all this old codswallop because I thought I'd missed something. I'm getting close to the "nothing to see here, move along" point. What are the editors thinking of ? Firefox is free. Debian is free - but takes 93 days to set up. What are they trying to do here - break the 100 day barrier ?
Nitwit - kms is the recognised abbreviation for kilometers. This unit of distance is current all over the world and especially in Europe. While a kilometer means 1000 meters, it is normal to think in kilometers when considering the distance between two towns, say. When travelling between two such towns you can go at the speed you like (or the speed which is legal) and that speed is expressed in kilometers per hour (or kms/hr, if you like abbreviations). Please remove foot from mouth before posting (all twelve inches of it)!
And I have to tell you, sir, that I have no desire to shine a light (lazer or other) into your "isn't". Being of a timerous nature, such a prospect makes me a little afraid. I would see what is in in your isn't, and that just wouldn't do at all. But good luck with your isn't.
"charging a lithium-ion battery at very low temperatures can cause damage which will later cause a fire"
and I though "it was wrong of me to charge my lap-top and cell-phone batteries in the 'fridge. Thank you for indicating my mistake. I was told that it would reduce charging time.
no well-worn slashdot joke...this is about a very fundamental thing (who "owns" the airwaves)
and I really couldn't help wondering if the ancient "All your airwaves are belong to us" might not be fitting here. It is very well worn, and - at least for me - rather appropriate. What do you others think ?
You're right, of course. I'd not mark this "troll" or "flamebait" if I had mod points today. I wouldn't mark it stupid either - 'cause that's not an option which is allowed to moderators. Rather a pity when I read your post.
Try to get out a little. Eat regularly. Sleep is good - even if it cuts into you're dancing time. Stay away from "controlled substances" for 24 hours. Stop alcohol for at least one full day. You'll see - its all gonna be alright and cool. Be cool.
Hindrance is an accepted noun, but so is hinder. Hinder is used as a verb also - as in, "thunderstorms sometimes hinder shuttle launching" but the form "thunderstorms are a hinder to launching the shuttle is perfectly acceptable". Of course the form "sitting and typing shit like this is a hindrance to getting any productive work done" is both perfectly acceptable and perfectly true - and we shouldn't forget it.
I don't print much though, though the cartridges sometimes run out of ink. I keep a set of spares. I just take the empty down the road to our local refill shop and get it refilled for about a quarter of price of a new cartridge. HP are out of luck with their manhunt though. The work is done by an awfully nice LADY.
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Well done ! Still laughing. Good post.
Aw heck..... the good lady ain't so bad. And she can carry a tune (without using a bucket, I mean.
And there's always Flame-a-duck - what's this thing with foxes anyhow ? At least you can eat the duck. Fuck-a-duck would also be a valid suggestion. The French - bless them - have an expression for this kind of thing. Involves anal rape of a fly. I, for one, do not welcome our new Debian fly raping overlords.
Seems a reasonable attitude to me. Bravo.
I must say that you express my thought exactly. Here I am - before coffee - reading all this old codswallop because I thought I'd missed something. I'm getting close to the "nothing to see here, move along" point. What are the editors thinking of ? Firefox is free. Debian is free - but takes 93 days to set up. What are they trying to do here - break the 100 day barrier ?
Me ! I did ! Black humour !
I, for one, have my hands in my pockets
Did I miss something ? Who said that you didn't wash ?
Nitwit - kms is the recognised abbreviation for kilometers. This unit of distance is current all over the world and especially in Europe. While a kilometer means 1000 meters, it is normal to think in kilometers when considering the distance between two towns, say. When travelling between two such towns you can go at the speed you like (or the speed which is legal) and that speed is expressed in kilometers per hour (or kms/hr, if you like abbreviations). Please remove foot from mouth before posting (all twelve inches of it)!
There is the blooming problem, especially over that kind of distance.
In communist China it is the footballs which are red - and all your footballs belong to us anyhow ! Flags also - every damned one of them
Me too !!!
Showers ? With soap?
You're right, of course. I'd not mark this "troll" or "flamebait" if I had mod points today. I wouldn't mark it stupid either - 'cause that's not an option which is allowed to moderators. Rather a pity when I read your post.
Shame. I kind of wanted one for Christmas. I already made a list of people I was going to throw in there. You're sure ? Not even tiny ones ?
Try to get out a little. Eat regularly. Sleep is good - even if it cuts into you're dancing time. Stay away from "controlled substances" for 24 hours. Stop alcohol for at least one full day. You'll see - its all gonna be alright and cool. Be cool.
Pity I don't have mod points - I'd add a few here.
Hindrance is an accepted noun, but so is hinder. Hinder is used as a verb also - as in, "thunderstorms sometimes hinder shuttle launching" but the form "thunderstorms are a hinder to launching the shuttle is perfectly acceptable". Of course the form "sitting and typing shit like this is a hindrance to getting any productive work done" is both perfectly acceptable and perfectly true - and we shouldn't forget it.
I don't print much though, though the cartridges sometimes run out of ink. I keep a set of spares. I just take the empty down the road to our local refill shop and get it refilled for about a quarter of price of a new cartridge. HP are out of luck with their manhunt though. The work is done by an awfully nice LADY.
How old might you be ? Just curious