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Why have sub-atomic particles arranged themselves into lifeforms?
Yeah, I'm drunk posting. Do I get a cookie?
Yeah, I'm drunk posting. Do I get a cookie?
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There's a lot of alcohol in nebulae. Somebody has to do something about it. We're the universe's liver, basically[1].skyshrimp said:Why have sub-atomic particles arranged themselves into lifeforms?
https://m.phys.org/news/2014-09-alcohol-clouds-space.html
No. You're just fulfilling your duty to the universe.skyshrimp said:Yeah, I'm drunk posting. Do I get a cookie?
[1] Credit to... someone. Iain M Banks, maybe?
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Practice this:WWGD said:I can't stand the recent trend of blasting sound from all sorts of devices in public...without using #$%^ headphones.
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Maybe it was a large order? I’m kind of grasping at straws to explain that one
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Which letter is silent in the word scent the s or the c
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My suspicions is a typo. Maybe the 7 is a leftover from a former "Oct. 17".Stephenk53 said:Maybe it was a large order? I’m kind of grasping at straws to explain that one
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I don't know which, but I know how to find out!Stephenk53 said:Which letter is silent in the word scent the s or the c
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The opposite to the one in "science".Stephenk53 said:Which letter is silent in the word scent the s or the c
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I'm curious - how do you find out?fresh_42 said:I don't know which, but I know how to find out!
If postage rates were lower I could say I sent a scent for a cent. I don't know if that helps.
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It helps a lot: tape all three, overlap them electronically, one positive the other one negative, and then look what's left. However, I have a suspicion, that it will only display another flaw in the English languageIbix said:I'm curious - how do you find out?
If postage rates were lower I could say I sent a scent for a cent. I don't know if that helps.
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They are called self-portrait.WWGD said:Still trying to understand eigenfaces .
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For @collinsmark here is my dog Chopin knowing that something terrible is about to happen, I was going to clip a few of his claws. That is my bony hand on him.
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A propos advertisement. My mother used to get rid of unpleasant advertisers by the phrase: "I'll first have to ask my husband, who is currently not here." I think I'll test this.
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I don't think it will work, if I answer: "... he is currently out of this universe's phase." How are the odds such an advertisers will be a nerd?WWGD said:No, he is just in a different here.
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Evo said:For @collinsmark here is my dog Chopin knowing that something terrible is about to happen, I was going to clip a few of his claws. That is my bony hand on him.
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Oh, such an adorable puppy!
Still, though, ...
("The possessed boy Charlie Holvey in The Calusari," Source: http://x-files.wikia.com/wiki/Possession)
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I'm glad that worked out.Evo said:He survived the clipping View attachment 234470
Well, sort of happy, I think.
(Source: http://www.3demonic.com/Exorcist_Tongue_08.htm)
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Here in the UK its hard to get a mortgage on a leasehold property if the remaining lease has less than 70 years to run.
In 70 years some costal towns could be under water due to rising sea levels. In effect freehold properties in these towns are really leasehold, with Poseidon holding the lease.
So any day now banks might wake up to this inconsistency in their lending policies and stop lending on at risk properties.
In 70 years some costal towns could be under water due to rising sea levels. In effect freehold properties in these towns are really leasehold, with Poseidon holding the lease.
So any day now banks might wake up to this inconsistency in their lending policies and stop lending on at risk properties.
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You mean it's time to get some futures?CWatters said:Here in the UK its hard to get a mortgage on a leasehold property if the remaining lease has less than 70 years to run.
In 70 years some costal towns could be under water due to rising sea levels. In effect freehold properties in these towns are really leasehold, with Poseidon holding the lease.
So any day now banks might wake up to this inconsistency in their lending policies and stop lending on at risk properties.
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