I never made the migration to 4.7 for years because it was such a POS. The first betas of Mozilla were an improvement, and that entire codebase got scrapped.
It's a civil case. There is no right to a speedy civil trial. In practical terms, there's almost no such thing -- especially if one of the parties dies. See, when the executer of the case dies, there's usually a large delay, as the next person to manage the case needs to be brought up to speed with the past proceedings, the strategy, the terms, etc. Basically, the case gets restarted, minus the facts presented to date.
My grandfather tells me stories of what he ate as a kid.
Every damn thing was fried in lard or bacon grease. Everything. Granted, it was usually fried potatoes or fried bread or fried cornmeal, or...
The trick? They worked on a farm, and didn't eat much. They were *starving*. There's a reason the generation after the Depression was darn near 5" taller than the one before.
The first thing any child experiences is the effect of unprotected sex.
The large part of being a teenager is spent trying to make life start happening to them.
My parents gave me expectation and accountability. They also let me wander down to the library unsupervised and read whatever I damn well pleased. Sometimes kids need to be saved. Often they don't. What they really need is the reason. "Because I said so" isn't a reason -- it's an excuse.
Fruit, when picked, tends to be measured in the volume, as opposed to in the mass. You fill the bag, semi-regardless of what the bag weighs.
When it comes to picking nits, why is it that when asking a European their weight, they give you a number in kilograms? Kilograms are mass. Newtons are weight.
I've run into situations where sufficiently late at night, the self-scans are the only checkouts open, being manned by the sole checkout monkey on duty. So, regardless of your number of groceries, you're herded through those horrific pieces of shit.
The idea of global warming being bad for crops is one I've never understood.
Weren't the warm periods and the very high temperatures of the Cretaceous also bunker times for crops and plant growth in general?
I'm assuming he already got past Daubert, but what about a motion in limine?
You've heard of Tammany Hall, right? Poll watchers?
The reason the ballot is secret is because voter coersion *does happen*.
Up until the time that my dry-chemical rocket takes out your railroad hub or transmission line, at which point, you're back to the automobile.
There are a *lot* of uses for petroleum. And while you may kill of gasoline, killing off diesel will be harder.
You're going to tear open metal hinges and frame members with a plastic crowbar?
No, it really was.
I never made the migration to 4.7 for years because it was such a POS. The first betas of Mozilla were an improvement, and that entire codebase got scrapped.
2nd Amendment.
Bayer does not have a US trademark on Aspirin. They lost it in WWII.
It's a civil case. There is no right to a speedy civil trial. In practical terms, there's almost no such thing -- especially if one of the parties dies. See, when the executer of the case dies, there's usually a large delay, as the next person to manage the case needs to be brought up to speed with the past proceedings, the strategy, the terms, etc. Basically, the case gets restarted, minus the facts presented to date.
My grandfather tells me stories of what he ate as a kid.
Every damn thing was fried in lard or bacon grease. Everything. Granted, it was usually fried potatoes or fried bread or fried cornmeal, or...
The trick? They worked on a farm, and didn't eat much. They were *starving*. There's a reason the generation after the Depression was darn near 5" taller than the one before.
The first thing any child experiences is the effect of unprotected sex.
The large part of being a teenager is spent trying to make life start happening to them.
My parents gave me expectation and accountability. They also let me wander down to the library unsupervised and read whatever I damn well pleased. Sometimes kids need to be saved. Often they don't. What they really need is the reason. "Because I said so" isn't a reason -- it's an excuse.
Got that backwards.
Legally a vegetable, technically a fruit.
http://home.howstuffworks.com/question143.htm
Fahrenheit is calibrated to a super-saturated salt-water solution.
Why doesn't water boil at 10 celsius? It's supposed to be a decimal scale, right? What's significant about 10 celsius?
Fruit, when picked, tends to be measured in the volume, as opposed to in the mass. You fill the bag, semi-regardless of what the bag weighs.
When it comes to picking nits, why is it that when asking a European their weight, they give you a number in kilograms? Kilograms are mass. Newtons are weight.
Then perhaps it's for the best that no one consulted you when it came time to name the sport.
All too often, they are. Numerous times I've seen all the human lanes closed and the sole person babysitting the automated lanes.
It works better when you use perishable items too, like ice cream, seafood (especially), or deli products.
The best is when you're scanning a hammer. That way, when the machine rejects it for some asinine reason, you get to demo the hammer.
This also works for sufficiently large wrenches and ratchets.
I've run into situations where sufficiently late at night, the self-scans are the only checkouts open, being manned by the sole checkout monkey on duty. So, regardless of your number of groceries, you're herded through those horrific pieces of shit.
Basically coinciding with their successful period.
Think about that. We were naked apes for 992,000 years. We were masters of the planet for 8,000. What happened? We changed the environment around us.
Gravitrons are actually more forceful than Rotors or Round-Ups.
That's why you have to love the one show that runs the 60 year old nun with the glass eye. You *know* they aren't trying to sell you with sex.
Lay wasn't a Dung Beetle
God called. He wants to know where his pension is.
Here's a simple question: Who ruined more lives? Ken Lay or Ted Bundy?