Am I the only one who thinks the name Bennett Haselton sounds like a hedge fund, or maybe a purveyor of fine quality marmalades which grace the breakfast tables of the discerning?
Each individual sentence is fine, but they simply don't make sense as a whole. I'm not even sure what you're trying to say. I suspect you don't have a clue what the post you're replying to said.
To go with your biological analogy, it seems nature didn't select for one or the other; most higher animals have males and females - perhaps business needs geeks and suits?
Perhaps you should look up 'dead' and 'incarcerated' before making stupid comments. You could also try and explain how someone in either of those conditions is able to reoffend.
Reminder to self: Breathe in. To Do. Cause stomach muscles to pulsate. Reminder to self: Breathe out. OMG!!!!, Atria contract, venticles contract, atria contract, ventricles contract. That was close! What was I doing again? Oh yes, Reminder to self: Breathe in, breathe out.
Except I don't live in the US, so chances are I don't watch PBS. I have visited, but I didn't really watch much TV (surprise, it's not what I went for), and I'm pretty certain I read, rather than saw it.
I suppose, in a way, it's a fairly obvious idea and more than one person could have used it [insert your own comment on IP law here]
sex offenders have the second lowest recidivism rate of convicted offenders in the US; murderers being the lowest.
Perhaps that's due to the fact that they often die in the slammer, either as a result of natural causes during a very long sentence or sitting in the plug-in armchair?
I have an idea in my head, whenever I see birds on telegraph wires (it's on the Lotus Notes splash screen), that some composer saw the notes he wanted from the pattern they made, but I cannot find a reference for it. Google, of course, just brings up loads of Leonard Cohen hits. Anyone know the piece in question or am I just a crackpot?
Oh, and about the skin.. it's badly wrinkled, due to "unforeseen" issues with thermal expansion and contraction.
Hey, don't be so harsh. Aluminium's tricky stuff. Even spelling it's an effort! And who could have known that Minneapolis has temperature variations - after all, cold and really cold are both cold, aren't they?
Trouble is, architects (being, you know, creative types) don't like having their visions constrained by mundane concers such as Young's moduli or tensile strengths or gravity. Those are for square old daddies.
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Or, more to the point, the ones who have big boobies?
Am I the only one who thinks the name Bennett Haselton sounds like a hedge fund, or maybe a purveyor of fine quality marmalades which grace the breakfast tables of the discerning?
Each individual sentence is fine, but they simply don't make sense as a whole. I'm not even sure what you're trying to say. I suspect you don't have a clue what the post you're replying to said.
To go with your biological analogy, it seems nature didn't select for one or the other; most higher animals have males and females - perhaps business needs geeks and suits?
Perhaps you should look up 'dead' and 'incarcerated' before making stupid comments. You could also try and explain how someone in either of those conditions is able to reoffend.
Reminder to self: Breathe in. To Do. Cause stomach muscles to pulsate. Reminder to self: Breathe out. OMG!!!!, Atria contract, venticles contract, atria contract, ventricles contract. That was close! What was I doing again? Oh yes, Reminder to self: Breathe in, breathe out.
Except I don't live in the US, so chances are I don't watch PBS. I have visited, but I didn't really watch much TV (surprise, it's not what I went for), and I'm pretty certain I read, rather than saw it.
I suppose, in a way, it's a fairly obvious idea and more than one person could have used it [insert your own comment on IP law here]
Or is it possible that in reality it's just growing fast, and you wanted to look clever?
I have an idea in my head, whenever I see birds on telegraph wires (it's on the Lotus Notes splash screen), that some composer saw the notes he wanted from the pattern they made, but I cannot find a reference for it. Google, of course, just brings up loads of Leonard Cohen hits. Anyone know the piece in question or am I just a crackpot?
So what's Dutch for "Oy vey already"?
Trouble is, architects (being, you know, creative types) don't like having their visions constrained by mundane concers such as Young's moduli or tensile strengths or gravity. Those are for square old daddies.
Assuming the order is greatest quantity first, woukd you expect the actual food to be in the top half?