it's a phrase derived from a foreign language, it should be italicised.
Cite?
I suppose you're sitting on a chaise-longue in your pyjamas, absorbing the Zeitgeist while sipping crème de menthe are you? Gets tiresome, doesn't it? Anyway, it isn't derived from a foreign language - it's in a foreign language.
there's no hyphen in 'ad hominem'
I'll give you that - but at least I know what it means - unlike the dork I was replying to.
Here's a tip: don't try to look clever by criticising others when you don't know what you're talking about. It tends to have the opposite effect
As your website proves: "I credit this in large part to living in London where the locals are au fait with such practices". My italics. Haythangyu.
You are right about the arguments connecting to the Nazis being ad hominem arguments and thus largely useless to this discussion.
No he isn't, partly because they aren't ad-hominem arguments, but also because he never said they were. That could well be because he knows what an ad-hominem is.
Here's a tip: don't try to look clever by using Latin phrases that you don't know the meaning of. It tends to have the opposite effect.
You could maybe even control a jet fighter like that. But you'd have to think in Russian. Or as the film is set in Soviet times, maybe it would think in YOU!!!!
A possible complete Nazi victory in Eurasia
That would've been because the Axis powers were morally right?
History's always written by the victors.
So yes, in a way. Because they (being the victors/survivors) would be able to define "moral" as they choose. Everyone else would either be too dead to have an opinion or too scared to express it.
if most people will leave outside of the rush hour, then i guess, they will all be stuck in the same type of rush hour traffic and this will no longer be true.
Only if they all choose the same new time (i.e the rush hour has simply moved). That isn't really very likely, is it?
No it isn't. It's two words. Or even four. Or two-dot-zero, or four-dot-zero.
And another thing, why does your name mean "The Girl"? Or are you named after a premium brand of Belgian butter?
Plus some of use our mp3 players to hold other things. It's not often I do it, but occasionally I need to back up or move a lot of data. Always nice to have a bit of space on there.
No. The biggest Burdon by a country mile is Eric. Him out of the Animals.
#Dumdiddleumdumdidy Dumdiddleumdumdidy Dumdiddleumdumdidy Dumdiddleumdumdidy DUMumdiddleumdumdidy DUMdiddleumdumdidy Dumdiddleumdumdiddy DUMMM#.
please explain to me how ROI and TCO got into this list?
Not encountered it personally, but the annoyance probably comes from asshats using them out of context: Nope, I can't come to the bar after work, the TCO's too much. How's the Vikings' defensive ROI this year?
I already suggested the solution to that: shut the fuck up.
Fair enough, perhaps I got my terminology confused. I'm not a physicist,
Shut the fuck up about physics then. And chemistry.
I'm a computer programmer
I am like totally impressed. Now shut the fuck up.
I take this is as a pathetic attempt at humour. I am not laughing.
I don't care if you laugh: you're afucktard. I'd rather you just shut the fuck up.
I didn't claim, at any time, to know what I was talking about.
Well shut the fuck up, then.
I don't know what gives you the right to tell me to "shut the fuck up". I didn't force you to read my post, and while I'm not in the US, I do support your "right to free speech",
I'm not in the US either. Fucktard.
compromise a bit more in future, and understand people from different countries/cultures.
And I'm sorry, but in a crash, if you're in an Excursion you'll stand a far better chance of surviving than if you're in a Mini Cooper.
Even if what you say is true (and it isn't, find out what "crumple zones" are) it wouldn't alter the fact that you're much more likely to have an accident in the first place. Poor handling, instability, long stopping distances are enough, even before you factor in bad driving - perceived safety means you drive like an ass and expect everyone else to get out of your way.
It is patently obvious that domain names are worth their MASS in gold, mass being a measure of the degree to which the domain name warps space-time about it.
Steve Jobs has loads of money. And reality warps around him. Hey, I think you might be onto something here!
I guess too much imagination when choosing your domain name CAN be a bad thing.
Well it might be that.
Or it might be your total inability to speak English, because it's obvious to anyone who does that [vowel]wsm[another vowel] is pretty clumsy to pronounce.
I haven't bothered to go an do the research to work out what the difference in the number of electrons is when the atom is positively or negatively charged.
I don't need any fancy intarwebs to know that its less or more, in that order.
I also leave it to you to work out the atomic weight of a gram of gold
No nuch thing as the atomic weight of an amount of a substance.
keep in mind, that once the electron leaves the gold atom, it's not a gold electron anymore
Yes it is. That's why it has intrinsic value and speaker wire costing 900 bucks a foot sounds better.
You don't know what you're talking about. Now shut the fuck up.
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Here's a tip: don't try to look clever by using Latin phrases that you don't know the meaning of. It tends to have the opposite effect.
You could maybe even control a jet fighter like that. But you'd have to think in Russian. Or as the film is set in Soviet times, maybe it would think in YOU!!!!
So yes, in a way. Because they (being the victors/survivors) would be able to define "moral" as they choose. Everyone else would either be too dead to have an opinion or too scared to express it.
Plus some of use our mp3 players to hold other things. It's not often I do it, but occasionally I need to back up or move a lot of data. Always nice to have a bit of space on there.
No. The biggest Burdon by a country mile is Eric. Him out of the Animals. #Dumdiddleumdumdidy Dumdiddleumdumdidy Dumdiddleumdumdidy Dumdiddleumdumdidy DUMumdiddleumdumdidy DUMdiddleumdumdidy Dumdiddleumdumdiddy DUMMM#.
I agree. But then I was born knowing how to drive and I could double declutch before I could walk.
[1] There was - but only the Range Rover.
Or it might be your total inability to speak English, because it's obvious to anyone who does that [vowel]wsm[another vowel] is pretty clumsy to pronounce.
Yes it is. That's why it has intrinsic value and speaker wire costing 900 bucks a foot sounds better.
You don't know what you're talking about. Now shut the fuck up.
Does reactive armour hit incoming missiles at a distance? No.
You haven't really got a clue what you're talking about, have you?