On the other hand one of the methods breaks the barometer, one of them runs a fair risk of doing so and one of them loses posession of it.
So if you asked the question to business or accounting majors, they'd probably ask who has financial responsibility for returning it safely to its rightful owner.
i applied there because it promised that i would pay no tuition. which is true in a sense. they "give" you $120,000 to cover the tuition. you still have to pay for room and board, books, and a computer
Sounds like it's not true in a sense as much as true; room, board and books are not tuition. Did you expect a pony too?
i was unable to get it because i didnt have Physics I or Calculus I
Given an example of your comprehension ability and writing style, I'm not sure that's what kept you out.
Nope, you're right, just checked it - WordPad does indeed use 6 spaces for a tab by default. Odd!
Indeed I am. Let me introduce you to a concept I've been mulling over called "having a fucking clue what you're talking about before opening your big fat gob". I might write a book about it one day.
Don't to be when standing on the cable meeting room be racist! Humoristic jokes are hided in writtings formulas, not with facials. Person might remove barricade.
we might actually see laws that are representative of what the people want instead of some asshole with a few hundred thousand dollars
You might be onto something there. But I think it needs a snappier, soundbitey phrase. I'll throw in "Government of the people, by the people, for the people" just to get the ball rolling.
My stupid-assed kid won't even check to see if they've added her hours correctly!
That's because most of her income isn't hourly and doesn't appear on her payslip. I'm talking bills tucked into garters here. Sorry to break it to you like that, but it's better finding out like this than walking into a titty bar and seeing her.
It's a while since I used vi, but a tab and a set of six spaces both show up in WordPad - and they both look the fucking same. Ditto if I print the file.
And if you tell me I should be using an IDE that pretty much proves my point - if a language needs anything more than a text editor to write it, then it has serious failings.
Er... right. Perhaps George Harrisson should have tried the defence that he ripped off someone else's tune to make it easier for people who'd heard the original to listen.
Beh. I have several and I manage not to lose the ends. Maybe I'm lucky, but most of the stuff I use regularly takes the same anyway. As to the voltage, I pay a little extra for the switchable ones and as to the current, it's enough - and considerably more than the USB standard allows.
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On the other hand one of the methods breaks the barometer, one of them runs a fair risk of doing so and one of them loses posession of it.
So if you asked the question to business or accounting majors, they'd probably ask who has financial responsibility for returning it safely to its rightful owner.
In the pirate alphabet it's 'Arrrrrrr'.
In Soviet Russia[1], you watch over boss[2]
[1] on topic, Estonia used to be part of it.
[2] In theory, anyway. Worked out well, didn't it?
Sadly, you've got to second guess the moderetards these days.
Given the subject matter, wouldn't 'insanely fucking greedy' have been better?
Don't to be when standing on the cable meeting room be racist! Humoristic jokes are hided in writtings formulas, not with facials. Person might remove barricade.
It's a while since I used vi, but a tab and a set of six spaces both show up in WordPad - and they both look the fucking same. Ditto if I print the file. And if you tell me I should be using an IDE that pretty much proves my point - if a language needs anything more than a text editor to write it, then it has serious failings.
I didn't think accountancy was funny till I read this thread. Now I know it isn't.
Er ... right. Perhaps George Harrisson should have tried the defence that he ripped off someone else's tune to make it easier for people who'd heard the original to listen.
That's the one where the control structures are all invisible, right? I'll give it a miss, thanks all the same.
Shouldn't it read:
Day 2: Got a job at PC World.
Day 3: I've been promoted to manager.
Keep an open mind - but not so wide open that your brain falls out.
Software lock schmoftware lock, just connect +5 volts to the red wire. Or is it the yellow one, I can never rem
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Beh. I have several and I manage not to lose the ends. Maybe I'm lucky, but most of the stuff I use regularly takes the same anyway. As to the voltage, I pay a little extra for the switchable ones and as to the current, it's enough - and considerably more than the USB standard allows.