In the time you took to complain you could have RTFA.
I understood it the first time I read it yesterday.
Today, listening to complaints, I read it again and still understand it.
Maybe you're not bright enough to either a) read it carefully or
b)understand it. No problema - there are plenty of jobs as janitors and car salesmen.
* A steel wriststrap. If you're buying a Casio, do *not* get the black resin strap versions of their watches because they always break within 6 months of use.
Good wrist straps are designed to break to protect you. .
A very strong or unbreakable wrist strap can become a death trap if it gets caught in a door or broken antenna on a taxi, a machine tool part, or even a staircase banister. Machinists and manufacturing workers avoid wearing bracelets, rings and watches in the workplace because of this.
It's surprising how many ways a small band of metal can get caught in the objects we surround ourselves with in daily life. Usually it's an annoyance but occasionally it is life-threatening. Ask anyone who has mistakenly rested his wrist-watched hand on the wrong part of a dumpster as it was lifted over the front of garbage truck.
Ditto for bracelets, rings, necklaces, lanyards, ankle bracelets, belts, ties and clothing in general.
The aircraft's engine isn't likely going to give up the secrets of directional crystal growth that go into manufacturing the turbine blades, and the camera's CCD isn't likely to yield the secrets of semiconductor fabrication necessary to produce another one.
That is, unless the parts are made in China, something that is highly likely.
And who's responsible when a couple of these get out of lab, eh?
I had enough trouble chasing down some goddamn superrats that escaped our lab. Finally fixed those smart little bastards by setting out chessboards with pawns made of poison cheese.
But WTF do I use to lure a f**k*** woolly mammoth? Do I _want_ to lure a wooly mammoth?
I went in with sinusitis. I couldn't smell anything. Doc give me an antibiotic. Went on a two-week trip out west. The antibiotic did nothing for the sinusitis and I foolishly took it to completion. By the end of the trip I had a raging infection.
Another doctor prescribes Zithromax. In 5 days sinusitis is gone and so is my sense of smell.
Seems the first antibiotic killed every bug except the one causing the infection, allowing it to take over my entire schnozola. The second antibiotic killed that bug off. But for some reason I retain some congestion.
my sense of smell sensors are intact - I occasionally can smell or, if I snort, I can sometimes smell. Helluva way to eat with friends: snort, eat, snort, eat.
so we can put this issue to rest? Let's try for 2 years, please.
Crank up the coal fires and smoke out the believers. We can't hear 'em bitch if they're below the water level.
in my experience. As a group they were bright but completely amoral. In fact they are the first group whom I have ever seen who would sabotage each others' work (lab experiments, incorrect notes, etc.) whenever possible.
Just the sort of people you want as doctors.
Don't be a dipshit! At 16 I knew everything: cause, effect, danger, just like any adult.
"It can be seen by brainscans. " - Proof that you're an idiot (at the age of 35! )
"Put them in a scanner and you can see the difference." - Yeah, one is 16 and the othe is 35. One is normal and the other is an idiot.
What a dumbass! Who gave this idiot a 4?
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In the time you took to complain you could have RTFA. I understood it the first time I read it yesterday. Today, listening to complaints, I read it again and still understand it. Maybe you're not bright enough to either a) read it carefully or b)understand it. No problema - there are plenty of jobs as janitors and car salesmen.
RTFA
I understood it the first time I read it yesterday.
Today, listening to your complaint, I read it again and still understand it.
Maybe you're not bright enough to either a) read it carefully or
b)understand it. No problema - there are plenty of jobs as janitors and car salesmen.
Good wrist straps are designed to break to protect you. .
A very strong or unbreakable wrist strap can become a death trap if it gets caught in a door or broken antenna on a taxi, a machine tool part, or even a staircase banister. Machinists and manufacturing workers avoid wearing bracelets, rings and watches in the workplace because of this.
It's surprising how many ways a small band of metal can get caught in the objects we surround ourselves with in daily life. Usually it's an annoyance but occasionally it is life-threatening. Ask anyone who has mistakenly rested his wrist-watched hand on the wrong part of a dumpster as it was lifted over the front of garbage truck.
Ditto for bracelets, rings, necklaces, lanyards, ankle bracelets, belts, ties and clothing in general.
That is, unless the parts are made in China, something that is highly likely.
And who's responsible when a couple of these get out of lab, eh?
I had enough trouble chasing down some goddamn superrats that escaped our lab. Finally fixed those smart little bastards by setting out chessboards with pawns made of poison cheese.
But WTF do I use to lure a f**k*** woolly mammoth? Do I _want_ to lure a wooly mammoth?
I went in with sinusitis. I couldn't smell anything. Doc give me an antibiotic. Went on a two-week trip out west. The antibiotic did nothing for the sinusitis and I foolishly took it to completion. By the end of the trip I had a raging infection.
Another doctor prescribes Zithromax. In 5 days sinusitis is gone and so is my sense of smell.
Seems the first antibiotic killed every bug except the one causing the infection, allowing it to take over my entire schnozola. The second antibiotic killed that bug off. But for some reason I retain some congestion.
my sense of smell sensors are intact - I occasionally can smell or, if I snort, I can sometimes smell. Helluva way to eat with friends: snort, eat, snort, eat.
Yes, and doing yoga can f*** you up. So a little warming up and then straight into exercise or weights is best.
Yet another cornspiracy theory.
Yeah, but you'll look like shit - women will run from you! Probably kill yourself from the depression.
Just like the credit bureaus!
These are EHF in the terahertz range lying between microwave frequencies and those of infrared light. So "T-rays" would tends to cook you. Nice scanning technology there!
I must be on the cutting edge: I have a T-ray cooker in my kitchen and a T-ray tanning lamp in my storage closet.
"But I'm leanin', leanin' to the Right. "
from the song "Politician" on the album by Cream Wheels of Fire
Lyrics here
Listen to it here
Where is that? All the Public Healthcare Systems in every country I am aware of are going bankrupt.
had serious problems.
Tell me something I don't already know!
The article is about f**ing meditation, not tai chi chuan.
It's only logical!
Surely there is a cheaper quicker way to do this?
In CYC's defense I see no shortcut to AI but I also question the path taken by CYC.
My bet: neither experiment pans out: both are _eventually_ defunded.
so we can put this issue to rest? Let's try for 2 years, please. Crank up the coal fires and smoke out the believers. We can't hear 'em bitch if they're below the water level.
about this and I can have some peace and quiet?
I don't believe it.
in my experience. As a group they were bright but completely amoral. In fact they are the first group whom I have ever seen who would sabotage each others' work (lab experiments, incorrect notes, etc.) whenever possible. Just the sort of people you want as doctors.
gets my vote.
Don't be a dipshit! At 16 I knew everything: cause, effect, danger, just like any adult. "It can be seen by brainscans. " - Proof that you're an idiot (at the age of 35! ) "Put them in a scanner and you can see the difference." - Yeah, one is 16 and the othe is 35. One is normal and the other is an idiot. What a dumbass! Who gave this idiot a 4?
in the meantime. Maybe shave a couple thousand off the price too?
Apparently what you say is far from the truth.
The question isn't "Is global warming real?". The questions (among others) are