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NO CARRIER.
But I don't really see how moving it to an even smaller and more portable media would make it less likely to get lost.
I do, at least if it's so samall it's not an encumbrance: you'd be considerably less likely to put it down and then leave it on a train or in a taxi. One of the guys here wears one like a pendant. Unless he intentionally takes it off it stays so long as his head does.
This is one of those articles that you think 'Why isn't there more of these!? It's great!'
You must be new here.
but then remember that if there were more, they'd quickly become old-hat.
We have a name for that season. We call it 'late November till mid December'. Seems late November is early this year. Probably due to sunspots or something.
And what would you prefer: 1.3 million dollars as reward money for advancing science, or 1.3 million dollars in the pockets of these individuals if they successfully launch a rocket or not?
Are there any other options? Some schoolbooks or something?
The statement has been made to a third party.
The statement referred to the plaintiff.
Neither of these is under dispute. The kid admitted it.
The statement must be defamatory, which means that it must be a false statement to the plaintiff's discredit.
That's the burden of proof you were talking about - whether the defendant has to prove it's true, or the plaintiff has to prove it's false. Just admit you got it wrong.
Bah! Off the shelf standard screws? In my day each one was individually designed to fit. And the apprentices had to cut the threads using their own teeth. If they'd grown any yet, otherwise, better toughen up them gums, kid.
You're right. I've been a fool. We all have. By appearing cute and harmless, the killer kitties have lulled us into a false sense of security. Lucky we have guys like you who are smart enough to see through their cunning feline ways. God bless you, and mankind too!
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It's clumsily worded, but it's fairly clear that it meant they don't naturally interbreed in the wild.
I nominate slashdot's new discussion system.
We've got triplets, five years lkjlkjfdgkjfdlkgjdlkfj old and you've no ide what it's like hdsffhkjhdkjhkjdshf - they''re in t o everything and NO CARRIER.
Incorrect, the submitters always read the articles. If they didn't, then once in a while an accurate summary would arise by pure dumn luck.
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P.S. What's it about, anyway?
I assume the name "misser of the joke" was already taken?
I say: Kryten250 did, at some unspecified time and place, suck a donkey's balls.
You then sue me. That makes you the plaintiff. Can you prove that you didn't, ever, suck donkey balls?
By "sticklers" you mean people who are capable of writing correct English?
If belief that the earth was flat was common, would it cease to be roughly spherical? I don't think so.
Bah! Off the shelf standard screws? In my day each one was individually designed to fit. And the apprentices had to cut the threads using their own teeth. If they'd grown any yet, otherwise, better toughen up them gums, kid.
You're right. I've been a fool. We all have. By appearing cute and harmless, the killer kitties have lulled us into a false sense of security. Lucky we have guys like you who are smart enough to see through their cunning feline ways. God bless you, and mankind too!
Don't be harsh - have you never written a query in such a way that it didn't use the indexes correctly?
/. using the wheelbarrow symbol for database?
P.S. Why is
Make them twice the size of humans too and you've got Larry Niven's Kzin.