Actually, there is a mention of a form of it. Onan practiced coitus interruptus (Genesis 38), and was condemned for it. But is this really on topic?
8 Then Judah said to Onan, "Lie with your brother's wife and fulfill your duty to her as a brother-in-law to produce offspring for your brother." 9 But Onan knew that the offspring would not be his; so whenever he lay with his brother's wife, he spilled his semen on the ground to keep from producing offspring for his brother. 10 What he did was wicked in the LORD's sight; so he put him to death also.
Actually, since lunar eclipses are much more frequent than solar eclipses we might expect to refer to the moon more often than the sun when we refer to an eclipse.
The Mercury Mystique (aka Ford Contour) I bought in 1996 had the same claim - 100,000 miles before the first tuneup. I sold it at about 90,000 having had to replace the water pump myself but no other work had been needed on it. I know the person I sold it to and know it's still going, but I don't know how many miles are on it now or if she's had to have any repairs, etc. I think not - i.e. that I would have heard if she had.
True enough, and I've purchased paracetamol when I've been overseas, but I assumed that acetaminophen is the name the GP would have been looking for else he would have said "I've never seen a bottle labeled 'paracetamol'" and he wouldn't have said that he used Tylenol which is a US brand name.
To be perfectly country-independent he could have said "I've never seen a bottle labeled "N-(4-hydroxyphenyl)acetamide". I haven't either.
It was a good book, but the one that really made me "lose it" was Body of Secrets. I mean, can you believe the gall of those Israelis, attacking the USS Liberty?!
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Do you, in FORTH, much program?
There. That, for you, I fixed.
Ah. Imaginary friends. Good one. No, I actually meant that I had fewer than zero friends.
Well, "phantom power" has a specific meaning in the field of sound/audio engineering, but I don't think that was what was meant here.
Yeah, I must be at like -sqrt(9) friends now.
Good one. I always employ that sequence (I learned originally in Hoftstadter's Godel, Escher, Bach) when I play Hangman. I never lose.
Actually, since lunar eclipses are much more frequent than solar eclipses we might expect to refer to the moon more often than the sun when we refer to an eclipse.
Construction outside your house at 2am?
Where the hell do you live? Hell?
The Mercury Mystique (aka Ford Contour) I bought in 1996 had the same claim - 100,000 miles before the first tuneup. I sold it at about 90,000 having had to replace the water pump myself but no other work had been needed on it. I know the person I sold it to and know it's still going, but I don't know how many miles are on it now or if she's had to have any repairs, etc. I think not - i.e. that I would have heard if she had.
But in this case, apparently, it should have been, "Meet the new boss, worse than the old boss."
Just out of curiosity, why don't you want to kill those particular bacteria quickly?
True enough, and I've purchased paracetamol when I've been overseas, but I assumed that acetaminophen is the name the GP would have been looking for else he would have said "I've never seen a bottle labeled 'paracetamol'" and he wouldn't have said that he used Tylenol which is a US brand name. To be perfectly country-independent he could have said "I've never seen a bottle labeled "N-(4-hydroxyphenyl)acetamide". I haven't either.
I've never seen a bottle simply labeled "acetaminophen".
Really?
It's quite common. For example, here, http://www.walgreens.com/brandstore/branddetaillist_new.jsp?CATID=301393&PNAME=Walgreens&selectedBrand=118&orderBy=brandCatId.displayName&PID=118
(the topmost item)
You were probably going for a funny, but there's some truth to it (like most funnies), and you're not alone.
You really dig Mark Frauenfelder?
"...she lost it"
It was a good book, but the one that really made me "lose it" was Body of Secrets. I mean, can you believe the gall of those Israelis, attacking the USS Liberty?!
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Her Majesty's a pretty nice girl, but she doesn't have a lot to say....
I wanna tell her that I love a lot, but I gotta get a belly full of wine....
I was just contradicting him. You know, a joke.
That's what I thought,too. BTW, AFD is a terrible day to have mod points....
No, he's not. There's no contradiction achievement.
Yes. Next question?
He must have *wanted* it to say "one in the last six MONTHS." You're right. It didn't.
Well, it would be good news, if more than a handful of these monstrosities were sold.
But wait, isn't the point that Google is the internet's largest tool obvious and relevant?