Scientists believe that this is an evolutionary adaptation to promote quick wound healing, as alligators are often injured during fierce territorial battles."
By extension, this would mean that my brother and I are immune to just about everything.
... but at least I can pretend to have a Harvard eduction.
I was all set to make a snide comment about the esteemed Mr. Taco's spelling and/or typing abilities, perhaps combined with a Billy Gates Harvard dropout reference, but then I Googled "eduction":
Does anybody but MS even use rich text anymore?
We do. It flies right past the email filtering nazis, who seem to impound about a third of ".doc" attachments.
They also decided to rig a thermal barrier out of a surplus reference book and all-purpose gray tape.
Reference book? Isn't that kinda bulky for space travel.
Slashdot Mirror
They couldn't use Microsoccer; that's already been trademarked by the Evil Empire.
Then again, hasn't Apple trademarked every conceivable word that begins with "nano"... ?
Oh, great. Now I'm going to hear that Devo song in my head the rest of the day.
We've got one of those reviews scheduled for tomorrow.
For four hours.
"My eyes! The goggles do nothing!"
cluck cluck cluuck, cluck cluck cluck cluck cluuuck cluck
- psycho chicken
I guess Pete Moss and Calvin N. Hobbes better behave themselves.
and cupholders. It needs more cupholders.
Unless, of course, your ISP is blocking that, too...
Plus that special "clack" when you won a free game.
Ahh, Dave's Hot Dogs. So much time wasted, and me, too!
Maybe he's one of the lucky 12% ...
... or an innocent victim, perhaps?
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2008/041608-survey-12-percent-of-consumers.html?t51hb/
What hilarity? They're the absolute best at never having the movie I'm looking for...
Stop driving on my lawn, you damn kids!
Scientists believe that this is an evolutionary adaptation to promote quick wound healing, as alligators are often injured during fierce territorial battles."
By extension, this would mean that my brother and I are immune to just about everything.
One year for each eye.
You and Douglas Adams both...http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/classic/episodeguide/cityofdeath/detail.shtml
I was all set to make a snide comment about the esteemed Mr. Taco's spelling and/or typing abilities, perhaps combined with a Billy Gates Harvard dropout reference, but then I Googled "eduction":
Eduction
*Sigh* I am NOT smarter than a fifth grader.
Isn't this part of Cisco's CCIE exam?
Maybe they could have asked this guy for some help: http://home.earthlink.net/~quade/lawnchair.html/
Perhaps this lady could help:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/10/17/AR2007101702359.html/
Maybe they would stop rearranging the store quite so often, if they had to reprogram the carts.
Then again, who says they'd even care...
tides come and go
Isn't that what you want to have happen if you're generating power from tidal action?
I knew I should have kept that '65 Mustang...
Different syntax, but controlling an App's settings via command line was a feature during the glory days of NeXTstep... Egad, fifteen years ago!
Time of this event hitting the Washington Post: today!
Does anybody but MS even use rich text anymore?
We do. It flies right past the email filtering nazis, who seem to impound about a third of ".doc" attachments.
Reference book? Isn't that kinda bulky for space travel.
This would have been much more appropriate: http://imdb.com/title/tt0286915/