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Prices are determined by the supply/demand.WWGD said:Can't understand why boneless ribs are cheaper than " boneful"/regular ones at the Chinese take out. Id assume it takes extra work, processing, to remove bones, and total meat weight seemed roughly equal.
And quality of the product. When you have ribs with bones, the meat is attached to the bone so you know where it came from. With boneless products, you're often getting compressed meat scraps that are called boneless so that you think of them as something that they never were.martinbn said:Prices are determined by the supply/demand.

I remember though, seeing regular mozzarella logs being cheaper than the sliced ones, despite being otherwise identical ingredient-wise. As of some were willing to pay extra to have their cheese sliced.Borg said:And quality of the product. When you have ribs with bones, the meat is attached to the bone so you know where it came from. With boneless products, you're often getting compressed meat scraps that are called boneless so that you think of them as something that they never were.
Which makes me glad that Buffalo Wings aren't real. Who wants to clean their car after an overflight of buffalos?![]()
I heard he tried to convince all others that _they_ were the ones walking backwards. Mumble, mumble, my frame of reference.Hamiltonian said:Was out for a jog today, and saw a man literally walking backwards! he either has severe OCD or was dared to do so(although he was probably in his late 40's so that's a little improbable).
I like to randomly assign them. Sometimes it causes me to walk backwards.WWGD said:Don't know if the question is meaningful but in space-time , does time have to be the fourth coordinate, or could it be the 1st or otherwise? Or are the first 3 reserved to describe standard Euclidean space?

Usually it's the zeroth coordinate. It's fairly common to need only one or two spatial coordinates (motion in a line or a plane) but you almost always need a time coordinate, and making it the zeroth coordinate means it doesn't change number or leave a gap in the numbering when you're ignoring a dimension or two. But it's only a convention, and not a universal one. And not all coordinate systems use a timelike basis vector at all, so you don't even have to have a real "time" coordinate if you don't want to.WWGD said:Don't know if the question is meaningful but in space-time , does time have to be the fourth coordinate, or could it be the 1st or otherwise? Or are the first 3 reserved to describe standard Euclidean space?
I stopped using my tip jar when teaching/adjuncting. " Not Allowed ", " Are you Insane?" Yada, Yada.kyphysics said:I love Panera's salads, but gosh darn, that "Would you like to add a tip?" thing on their credit card machine is starting to anger me.
The employees sit there and watch you put in yes or no...I feel guilty/cheap/embarrassed if I say no.
I usually add $1...it won't kill me and I don't feel ashamed...recently, I've declined (inflation is getting to me) and feel weird/embarrassed...
I wish they didn't have it on there and used their tip jar (which I sometimes put loose change in) only. The tip jar puts less pressure on us.
I hate my android...WWGD said:So I turn my Android phone on, access the web. 5 minutes later I have 99 tabs opened , not one by myself.
Wait till you see the rest of the alphabet! ;).Mayhem said:C is hard.
Leftoverture... It was perfect for 8-track, you could listen to it endlessly.WWGD said:And it brings about...Dust in the Wind. All it is Dust in the Wind.
Why limit oneself to only one alphabet? https://omniglot.com/conscripts/fictional.htmWWGD said:Mistake: given there's no letter in the alphabet after Z.
You could still play bullmanure bingo.WWGD said:Meetings: Where minutes are kept, while hours are wasted.
Can't you get on-campus housing? Or rent a room, if apartments are too expensive? IIRC, people who live close to campus do better by most accounts than those who don't.LCSphysicist said:I should move near to university, having 4 hours to sleep is not being effective. Appart from that, i have noticed that the deprivation of sleep makes me feel really strange, first is sleepy obviously, but the second behaviour is really interesting: I can't help moving myself (like when i am waiting the train i need to walk there -> and return <- there -> and return -<), or i am always rubbing my hands or rubbing my hands at my face. It reminds me the behaviour of a cocaine's addictive person!
That was great fun to track down. Was looking for the connection between Triticum spelta synonym T. aestivum spelta and https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/spalt.WWGD said:' Spalt' is just ' Spelt' but Missspellt.
Are you familiar with chronic sleep deprivation and the lack of deep sleep?LCSphysicist said:It reminds me the behavior of a cocaine's addictive person!