Yon means something akin to "that" or "over there" in some dialects. Thus one could confuse a method of water softening with a building where shares or commodities are traded, and which is visble but distant.
The only ones I've encountered were both female and dressed like penguins.
You're hereby found guilty of being islamophobic and a misogynist. Please hand yourself into your local police station for cultural sensitivity reprogramming.
Nothing to enforce. Currency the price is denominated in isn't necessary the transaction currency. That was the entire point.
I have no idea what relevance warships have to the question, but if what you mean is "USA! NUMBER ONE!" then you're probably right, at least for the moment.
Not really. Even though the physical analogy is strained a bit, a website is more like a shop or a pub - private property to which the public have access.
I can agree to buy X amount of very nice beer from J Random Belgium SA/NV, and the price could be marked in dollars. Assume it's 100 dollars. Rough figures, what would happen in practice is that I'd send 50 quid and he gets 75 Euro. I don't know why he'd do that - maybe most of his customers are in the US - but the point is, nobody actually needed to have any dollars at any point during that transaction.
P.S. I've got some shares in Northern Rock - sounds like a solid investment, eh - now I would hang on to them but my daughter's getting married and I need the cash in a hurry...
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Jeans? Don't be silly. He did some wicked tunes though.
Not to mention choking in big Rugby matches.
It sounds like a German accent when you speak it. No wonder you lost, twice.
I don't know [flies up in the air] Aaaaaargh!
Yon means something akin to "that" or "over there" in some dialects. Thus one could confuse a method of water softening with a building where shares or commodities are traded, and which is visble but distant.
I for one think that's too much of a risk.
I'd not seen that one, but the one where it morphs into German is quite common.
Harvard comma? It's an Oxford comma, you bally colonials!
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But what if they drilled right through the unfortunate testudinate?
Actually, in sensible (i.e. English based) legal systems a lot depends on reasonable expectations.
Perhaps someone should hold a large weight above your heead and release it. After all, he shouldn't reasonably expect it to fall on you, should he?
I have no idea what relevance warships have to the question, but if what you mean is "USA! NUMBER ONE!" then you're probably right, at least for the moment.
Not really. Even though the physical analogy is strained a bit, a website is more like a shop or a pub - private property to which the public have access.
Don't knock him, he seems to have chosen his parents very well.
I can agree to buy X amount of very nice beer from J Random Belgium SA/NV, and the price could be marked in dollars. Assume it's 100 dollars. Rough figures, what would happen in practice is that I'd send 50 quid and he gets 75 Euro. I don't know why he'd do that - maybe most of his customers are in the US - but the point is, nobody actually needed to have any dollars at any point during that transaction.
That's all well and good, but it doesn't have any relevance in this case.
Shhhhh!
P.S. I've got some shares in Northern Rock - sounds like a solid investment, eh - now I would hang on to them but my daughter's getting married and I need the cash in a hurry...