I always thought the idea was: 1) Turn the TV/music up so loud that people give up trying to talk to each other. 2) Without their mouths being used for otehr purposes, people drink more. 3)... 4) Profit!!!
I don't think you realize how cheap those blister packs are, or the economy of scale in packaging everything a given manufacturer makes in the same kind of packaging
Perhaps Amazon are big enough that it's worth providing an alternative. Computer components often come in different retail and OEM packs, for example.
It was the Inland Revenue. No service. Then it merged with HM Customs and Excise. Everybody thought excise was a silly word so they took the chance to drop it.
Parent literally says that he wants to give the government enough power to do what it needs to do. Any more is by definition too much power, and any less, too little. Where's the problem here?
One, it's circular. Two, the devil is in the detailed definition of "what it needs to do".
100 yards? I bet he can't hit anything at all. Because he hasn't got any fingers to pull the trigger with. Because he's a bloody dog, for crying out load!
And because that thing he's using isn't a rifle, it's a scope.
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I'd send them off first, along with the marketing executives and telephone sanitisers.
He's probably been reading the history of Australia.
Nice one! [inaudible golf clap].
I always thought the idea was: ...
1) Turn the TV/music up so loud that people give up trying to talk to each other.
2) Without their mouths being used for otehr purposes, people drink more.
3)
4) Profit!!!
Perhaps Amazon are big enough that it's worth providing an alternative. Computer components often come in different retail and OEM packs, for example.
That's incorrect. I've met several who could speak perfectly good English.
Dutchmen, that is.
Bringing base 240 in will just confuse the issue.
I think they were pretty close (one substitution, one deletion) to the truth.
Anyone else thought it said NASA Arse Project?
But don't put your real name and address, just to be on the safe side.
Then don't litter.
They did, but you sound like you've got a cold when you say them.
Some software is good - but ours is beta.
Americans go there and they can't speak the language ... let me guess ... is it Britain?
Which needs? Security? Law and order? Education? Healthcare (yes, some countries do)? Food & shelter?
It was the Inland Revenue. No service. Then it merged with HM Customs and Excise. Everybody thought excise was a silly word so they took the chance to drop it.
Larry Wall wouldn't.
They should keep an eye on the MOD, it might stop them losing stuff.
One, it's circular. Two, the devil is in the detailed definition of "what it needs to do".
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Or young. When did BMW last make engines with caburettors?
100 yards? I bet he can't hit anything at all. Because he hasn't got any fingers to pull the trigger with. Because he's a bloody dog, for crying out load!
And because that thing he's using isn't a rifle, it's a scope.
It's related to a numkl.
A ton is exactly 2240 lbs. Otherwise it wouldn't be a round number of hundredweights (or stones) and that would just be silly.
Unless it's a metric ton, which is spelt "tonne", and is exactly 2204 and a bit lbs. Simple, no?
Being scientists, the quantity in this instance was probably more or less a shedload.
Preposterous! You bloody colonials don't have any culture.