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WWGD
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When I start approaching 50, I will worry about it.Evo said:Denial, the first sign of old age...
When I start approaching 50, I will worry about it.Evo said:Denial, the first sign of old age...
Dementia will have set in by then, so you won't worry.WWGD said:When I start approaching 50, I will worry about it.
It's already set in and comfortable at it :).Evo said:Dementia will have set in by then, so you won't worry.
You mean you can reverse the aging process? Oh, boy!WWGD said:When I start approaching 50, I will worry about it
WWGD said:? Chinese calendar is a Lunar calendar. New year starts at the first new moon after something , not sure what.
Is there any way to predict the day of when there will be a new moon?fresh_42 said:2nd new moon after December solstice!
Could it be intestinal worms ?Psinter said:Uuuuuuuu, my stomach pains.
I found itIs there any way to predict the day of when there will be a new moon?
I've only found the following:WWGD said:Is there some special meaning attached to this second new moon?
chinese calendar is very accurate , just saýing =) esp useful to predict tides for those deep sea fishing lover..there's 2 April moon in a leap year.fresh_42 said:I've only found the following:
The chinese calendar is NOT a lunar calendar, it is a lunisolar calendar, a to the sun coupled version of a pure lunar calendar in order to keep it closer to the seasons. The chinese new year is also a celebration of spring. (The festivities traditionally last 15 days ... ending with a lantern festival). There are constellations where it meets the 3rd new moon (2033) because they need to fill in leap (moon)month. The second new moon is the one before the equinox in spring.
No. I ate too much junk food. Now I can't eat anything because it's so painful. I've been reduced the pathetic state of ingesting only shakes made with water.Silicon Waffle said:Could it be intestinal worms ?
Customers, where? A shop?Sophia said:That means only a few customers today.
I've never fished in open sea. My uncle told me the waves are way more aggressive than in the bay and unlike in the bay where it is relatively calm, in open sea there are always waves. I want to go to open sea one day.WIN said:for those deep sea fishing lover
There's another mystery I cannot solve:WIN said:chinese calendar is very accurate , just saýing =) esp useful to predict tides for those deep sea fishing lover..there's 2 April moon in a leap year.
fresh_42 said:There's another mystery I cannot solve:
It is generally considered rude to ask a woman how old she is. But it's not asking for her zodiac.
So if asking for her chinese zodiac you usually can calculate her age. Is that rude?
Psinter said:I've been reduced the pathetic state of ingesting only shakes made with water.
Customers, where? A shop?
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Psinter said:No. I ate too much junk food. Now I can't eat anything because it's so painful. I've been reduced the pathetic state of ingesting only shakes made with water.
Customers, where? A shop?
I've never fished in open sea. My uncle told me the waves are way more aggressive than in the bay and unlike in the bay where it is relatively calm, in open sea there are always waves. I want to go to open sea one day.
Funny, the German word for fever is 'Fieber' which makes a lot more sense for an internal clean up. I had to make the detour on bundles to get away from that thought, which left me with the next difficulty: too thin!WWGD said:How about some powerful fiber to clean yourself up internally?
That must be awesome! I wish I worked at a family shop, but no one has a shop in my family.Sophia said:Yes, I work in a family shop. That kind where you know all your customers, some of them by their nicknames, and chat with them.
No thanks. Fiber makes me go to the bathroom.WWGD said:How about some powerful fiber to clean yourself up internally?
Psinter said:That must be awesome! I wish I worked at a family shop, but no one has a shop in my family.
No thanks. Fiber makes me go to the bathroom.
But it's awkward.WWGD said:That was the whole point, to clear up the system.
You have a shop too? Awesome!WWGD said:And nobody has a family in my shop.
My gut feeling tells me then that all of them are married.WWGD said:And nobody has a family in my shop...
Psinter said:That must be awesome! I wish I worked at a family shop, but no one has a shop in my family.
I don't get it.Silicon Waffle said:Sorry Jones, dinner will be late tonight
Haha, annoying customers.Sophia said:It's a nice job compared to those poor souls who work at large supermarkets. It's true that some customers are annoying and sometimes I would slap them sooo hard ) But the majority of people are nice and friendly.
A handful of almonds, a double espresso and you will feel like singing :).Psinter said:But it's awkward.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Shop_of_Horrors_(film)Psinter said:You have a shop too? Awesome!
I loved that movie!WWGD said:
Silicon Waffle said:Eight types of annoying customers at retail jobs!
fresh_42 said:"Angular momentum during bremsstrahlung" sounds very, very, very weird in my ears. Why isn't it called deceleration radiation? Laziness?
There are some really missing German words in the English language like "doch", "schon" or "schweigen". Bremsstrahlung definitely not.
Ďakujem veľmi pekne!Sophia said:Fresh, I was thinking of you today.
Tell me, why are almost all German fruit names "die" except Apfel and Pfirsich? They are round and don't look any more male than other fruits! But Banane, which should be "der" is "die"
fresh_42 said:Ďakujem veľmi pekne!
fresh_42 said:I once tried to learn a bit Russian. There it were the many cases which I found difficult to handle. Or Hungarian where all is put in a tail of word endings. Does Slovakian has also so many cases?