My brother-in-law once asked me, "What is the difference between fine dining and simply eating in a restaurant?"WWGD said:
Appeal to snobbery or gullibility or mental lazyness: Special must be better, because of name and price differences.Klystron said:
I've seen successful fast food places outside of fancy places for those un-full by the smaller portions. Kind of a torture: extremely tasty but not large-enough to fill you.Klystron said:
His business is likewise uncertain. Schaffner is the German word for conductor (train).WWGD said:
Fahrer? Gehfart?fresh_42 said:
No, the one who checks the tickets and communicates with the driver in stations.WWGD said:
But definitely not the one ( playing the character) conducting the USS Enterprise.fresh_42 said:
Not to mention Berklee, in Bean-TownWWGD said:
gmax137 said:
No, I was referring to a college called" Berkeley College" that has no affiliation with UC Berkeley.cosmik debris said:
That takes me back...WWGD said:
Juffiter?? Venuff??strangerep said:
Are you süre they are?dlgoff said:
I am:WWGD said:
fresh_42 said:
No. The watch gets detained after 30 days.WWGD said:
Windows is activated??fresh_42 said:
I don't get it. But do you know where the word comes from? It was the location where wind came into the house. People hadn't money for glass. Maybe MS shouldn't have named their OS by a thing which allowed intrusion by nature. Or was it on purpose?WWGD said:
Btw, be glad there is a watch. In 1974 there weren't any watches:WWGD said:
And the same is the case now. It seems Santa is warning he will steal it: "You better watch out...Santa Claus is coming to town". You've been warned. I don't use one fortunately.fresh_42 said:
DYK that there are heavy metal versions of christmas songs?WWGD said:
YëpWWGD said:
I havered over whether to post this link because I keep finding something in my eye when I read it, and I haven't just lost a pet. Anyway - the author of a webcomic I read lost a cat recently, too, and posted this about it. I warn you that panels 3 and 4 are a punch in the gut, but panel 5 pays it off beautifully, in my opinion.Evo said:
I had to look up 'Daver'. I first thought it was something along the lines of " Acting like someone called Dave", but I was wrong. Spelling Bee'r?Ibix said:
Is anyone even daverer? Davenner?Ibix said:
A, right, havered. I thought it was a weird conjugation of 'have' there in the UK:WWGD said:
No joke: I saw yesterday how coefficient had been spelt in German in the 19th century: Coёfficient.WWGD said:
Stranger if the umlaut had been on top of a consonant!fresh_42 said:
One can hide. I increased exercise repetitions from 10 to 13 a set. Cannot be too carefulnuuskur said:Friday 13, must hide!
Didn't help. Milk boiled over, and then I found it was spoiled anyway ...Klystron said:
You're "blind/deaf" in both nostrils?fresh_42 said:
It was on the brink (date was yesterday) and I thought it could still work for the sweetened pudding. But fat and water had been separated by boiling it. And of course the milk was unattended ...Bystander said:
In this case it was indeed on the hour. !4th was less than an hour old, and the date was 13th. And, yes, the fridge works.WWGD said:
!4th? By the keyboard and time-zone difference, I assume 14th?fresh_42 said:
That comes when you change wording while typing. At the beginning of a sentence I automatically hit caps.WWGD said:
