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berkeman said:Was it qualified to survive the BLEVE from the gas truck catching fire and burning for a bit (then exploding)?
I Bleve it was.
berkeman said:Was it qualified to survive the BLEVE from the gas truck catching fire and burning for a bit (then exploding)?
WWGD said:You use an app for a nap?
YT spaceship engine noises. Or, any B&W TV series playlist.WWGD said:I thought a YT video on sounds of the rainforest would help me sleep, relax. Instead, I feel like peeing every 10 minutes.
Mostly, be the old guy driving the car, not the pedestrian crossing in front of it.Astronuc said:Man, 109, who still drives his car every day has simple tips for long life
Ha! You need three digits where one will do.fresh_42 said:![]()
Why can't you go metric like any sane person in the world? Don't be afraid, it doesn't come with bare breasts or in rainbows!
Just listened to both.fresh_42 said:I understand Alan McManus quite well, and John Higgins not at all. Can someone explain this to me? I looked it up, their birth places are only 23km apart.
I use Bart Ehrman discussions.WWGD said:I thought a YT video on sounds of the rainforest would help me sleep, relax. Instead, I feel like peeing every 10 minutes.
berkeman said:Was it qualified to survive the BLEVE from the gas truck catching fire and burning for a bit (then exploding)?![]()
Wow, gotta love the creativity. Rocket-propelled locomotive!!Grelbr42 said:Here are a few tests of transport casks.
pinball1970 said:Just listened to both.
John Higgins talks a little faster, plus more pronounced Glaswegian accent and also more dialect, so actually saying a different word, an example.
Instead of "I hope he doesn't mind.."
He says " I hope he does ne mind"
"All I need is to pot the black" becomes, "Ol a need is to pot the black."
There's more.there are only three states whose borders are entirely made up of straight lines: Utah, which would have been a rectangle if Wyoming hadn’t bitten a chunk out of its northeastern corner; Wyoming itself; and Colorado.
Except that they aren’t. for two distinct reasons: because the earth is round, and because those 19th-century surveyors laying out state borders made mistakes.
Congress defined the borders of Colorado as a geospherical rectangle, stretching from 37°N to 41°N latitude, and from 25°W to 32°W longitude. While lines of latitude run in parallel circles that don’t meet, lines of longitude converge at the poles.
This means that Colorado’s longitudinal borders are slightly farther apart in the south. So if you’d look closely enough, the state resembles an isosceles trapezoid rather than a rectangle. Consequently, the state’s northern borderline is about 22 miles (35 kilometers) shorter than its southern one. The same goes, mutatis mutandis, for Wyoming.
Ronnie is a nut job, we do not understand him but when he is happy to play he is unparalleled.fresh_42 said:I understood his [Higgin's] post-game interview in the studio rather well. Not perfectly, but better than usual. There have been other times, especially when interviewed in the Arena, that it was far more difficult.
Btw.:
a) Whom do you want to win?
b) Who do you expect to win?
My answer (Ronnie, Si). And I insist to note that I was a Ronnie fan long before it became a trend! I remember the times when he was annoyed and left the game in the middle of a session!
I remember the time when you could predict the result of a frame by looking at his face while sitting on his chair.pinball1970 said:Ronnie is a nut job, we do not understand him but when he is happy to play he is unparalleled.
To break the record would be something so I hope he does it.
I do not know enough about the other players form- been a while since I watched closely. Very surprised Judd Trump went out early.
Yes he can get so angry over nothing, at himself at everything!fresh_42 said:I remember the time when you could predict the result of a frame by looking at his face while sitting on his chair.
Angry was ok, bored was the problem!pinball1970 said:Yes he can get so angry over nothing, at himself at everything!
Frustration!Rive said:I wonder how is it called when you feel forgetting something you have never known.
I know, from witnessing a family member's dementia, that memory problems can result not only in forgetting things that have happened, but also remembering things that haven't happened.Rive said:I wonder how is it called when you feel forgetting something you have never known.
Rive said:I wonder how is it called when you feel forgetting something you have never known.
You meant "Déjà fou" or "Déjà folle"?collinsmark said:"Déjà foo"?