It's more obtrusive to the other patrons--not to the user, who is, after all, not the one who is quite possibly having every dropped crumb and dab with the napkin recorded for posterity.
The classic example is signing a contract whereby you sell yourself into slavery.
Even if you willingly sign such a contract, and receive the money from the buyer, it still has absolutely no force under US law, since it's against the law there for one human to own another.
I'm sure the Germans who were paying a million marks for a loaf of bread ca. 1931 would readily agree with this statement as they wheeled their barrow-loads of banknotes to the neighbourhood grocery.
A 20-degree increase using the temperature scale that's ubiquitous (everywhere except the US) would make Europe nearly uninhabitable. A 30-degree increase...? Well, 45C = 113F. 55C = 131F.
OTOH, maybe the wife and I could buy a summer place in Umeå...
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Please leave, kiddy...
...he says to the one with the 3-digit UID.
It's more obtrusive to the other patrons--not to the user, who is, after all, not the one who is quite possibly having every dropped crumb and dab with the napkin recorded for posterity.
Do you get it yet?
I thought people weren't given mod points unless they had working sarcasm detectors? Silly me.
WTF? I don't eat the food, I don't pay for it.
The classic example is signing a contract whereby you sell yourself into slavery.
Even if you willingly sign such a contract, and receive the money from the buyer, it still has absolutely no force under US law, since it's against the law there for one human to own another.
Also, "The Federalist Papers". A must read for anyone who wishes to understand the thinking behind the creation of our Constitution.
A most worthwhile read, yes, but it does not constitute any part of US law.
Stick around for the real fun--next he's going to tell us about his perpetual-motion machine.
Yeah, someone who can spell. Will wonders never cease.
Local variations notwithstanding, it was a world-wide phenomenon.
Logic is not merely word games.
Except they actually returned to India, so there goes that idea.
warming actually makes it easier for animals to live, it is allowing species to move farther north than ever before...
That works real well if you disregard the animals already living there who were adapted to the cold climate and now have nowhere to go.
The Great Depression is more a USA thing.
I'm sure the Germans who were paying a million marks for a loaf of bread ca. 1931 would readily agree with this statement as they wheeled their barrow-loads of banknotes to the neighbourhood grocery.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Struldbrug
Um, dude... I don't know how to tell you this, but... I think you've just been Whoooshed.
No post from nohaterz10 merits a Whoosh, sorry.
So can you breathe without a mask in Riga yet?
Was there for a dev meeting in '08 and the damn air pollution made me sick as a dog all damn week.
A 20-degree increase using the temperature scale that's ubiquitous (everywhere except the US) would make Europe nearly uninhabitable. A 30-degree increase...? Well, 45C = 113F. 55C = 131F.
OTOH, maybe the wife and I could buy a summer place in Umeå...
I'm sure we're all quite keen to see a ranking of causes of death by popularity.
Should've been modded Informative!
You must live in the UK.
Move to Sweden.
There's this thing called logic. Perhaps you and it should become acquainted.
I'm sorry, did you intend to say that of more or fewer people?
Or did you mean the weather's making them less people and more something else other than people?
Or did you actually intend to make something other than random noise?
Productivity levels are spreading like a virus in Europe? Nahhh... Not in Scandinavia, at least.
You must be one of the reasons that I'm glad I left North Carolina.