what economical vehicle can carry someone who is 6'6" with a 60" chest?
Maybe you could walk somewhere once in while. Hey, do that often enough and you'd miraculously be able to fit into a normal vehicle rather than needing to be transported on a low-loader.
If I'm not mistaken, there's no need for those websites to store your password
How else can the compare it when you try to log on?
And yes, there are some that do it like that, because on ocassion I've forgotten my password and I recognised the one emailed to me - it wasn't a new random one.
If anyone's confused, it was either the person who wrote "Or who are the Allies of the US during Napoleon's time you refer to?" or the person who can't follow a thread, i.e. you.
I was telling myself that if I was a spy and my target was american, I think I'll try using something that looks like a nickel, not an odd-looking foreign commemorative special edition coin.
Yeah, especially coloured bright red. You'd make it, I dunno, the same colour as the rest of coin so it doesn't stand out.
What I want to know is why it didn't occur to anyone to 1) call Canada and ask them or 2) call a coin collector and ask them or 3) use google, rather than running around like headless chickens.
Pity it wasn't the one dollar coin, then we could have had a cheap jibe about loonies. Oh well, eh.
War of independence was in 1776. Napoleon was a kid at the time. Maybe you're getting confused with the war of 1812, in which case Allies probably refers to Britain, Austria, Prussia - pretty much every European power other than France.
Given that most great artists were poor, did not have children, or relied on patrons just shows that copyright laws were not needed to create great works of art throughout history.
Indeed. You just need a society with extreme inequality of wealth such that certain individuals and institutions are so rich they'll chuck a painter a crumb or two when they need something to show off.
I don't know what the correct term for the logical fallacy is, but it goes like this: if an error is made one way (nothing done to prevent the VT shootings) then you can correct it by making an error in the opposite direction (overreacting to the Nth degree over idle chat).
Or in slashdot terms: if you drive your car in first gear for four weeks before realising it's a stickshift, you can cancel it out if you drive it for the next month constantly in fifth.
For all you know this guy spent several hours a day shooting the shit with the clown in the next cubicle and had half the productivity that they expect.
a subsidy can change the cost. The government could subsidize the labor, material, or basically any other input that goes into production of this laptop.
Is that truly changing the cost, or just moving it around?
Slashdot Mirror
Plus because people feel safer when driving a tank they're likely to be less prudent & defensive - or become outright agressive.
And yes, there are some that do it like that, because on ocassion I've forgotten my password and I recognised the one emailed to me - it wasn't a new random one.
Well in Soviet Russia, that did happen once.
I go there too, and you're a lying cunt.
I'll tell you what, I'd rather my kids were taught be her than by someone with your incredible lack of critical faculties and logic.
What's different is that the page (at least the photo I saw) shows nothing of the sort.
Listen up, orders are to clear that minefield. Either tinhead over there does it or you do.
Sincerley,
Your C.O.
You could say that about anything. I bet you're a hoot at parties.
Is it me, or was that (including the video clip) not really much of an explanation?
If anyone's confused, it was either the person who wrote "Or who are the Allies of the US during Napoleon's time you refer to?" or the person who can't follow a thread, i.e. you.
What I want to know is why it didn't occur to anyone to 1) call Canada and ask them or 2) call a coin collector and ask them or 3) use google, rather than running around like headless chickens.
Pity it wasn't the one dollar coin, then we could have had a cheap jibe about loonies. Oh well, eh.
War of independence was in 1776. Napoleon was a kid at the time. Maybe you're getting confused with the war of 1812, in which case Allies probably refers to Britain, Austria, Prussia - pretty much every European power other than France.
I don't know what the correct term for the logical fallacy is, but it goes like this: if an error is made one way (nothing done to prevent the VT shootings) then you can correct it by making an error in the opposite direction (overreacting to the Nth degree over idle chat).
Or in slashdot terms: if you drive your car in first gear for four weeks before realising it's a stickshift, you can cancel it out if you drive it for the next month constantly in fifth.
... you're really kinky?
What if she went by land to Mexico or Canada and took a flight from there, bought in cash?
Don't be silly, Google already know.
Yeah, but they're blue LEDs!
Peter Falk has a glass eye - are you serious?