Re: Tut, tut
During. It has a salutary effect on the witnesses.
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Why does the great golden panda (politician! and TV reality "star") keep pushing 19th century energy ("Clean" coal) rather than going for the money (and jobs) that can be made out of new forms of energy?
Because his backers make their money from fossil fuels, and anyway he's dead set on doing the opposite of anything Obama ever did.
Sorry, Sir Runcible, but if you think that the verifiable existence of wave-particle duality means that werewolves are a real thing or that planets and biospheres can be wished into existence in a single day, you really need to put down the Deepak Chopra and pick up the Richard Feynman.
I'm not sure what you're getting at here. If you're talking about the breaking of chemical bonds at a quantity and rate sufficient to generate heat and light then I think we can all agree that such a thing exists, but if you're talking about ascribing this to the presence and desires of a fire god then I'm pretty sure you'll struggle to get a jury to agree with you.
Why would you want religious rights to trump secular rights? If your religion promotes human sacrifice, should that take precedence over the secular right to life? There's nothing stopping you stating your religious opinions either, but if in doing so you incite hatred or violence then you should indeed face punishment just as much as anyone doing so from a non-religious viewpoint. Your belief in an invisible sky fairy does not grant you a get-out-of-jail-free card.
if you say it like a word (like laser), that's an acronym. If you speak it letter by letter (like RSVP), that's an initialism.
Wasm isn't even a contraction (I'll leave it to the reader to identify both of the contractions in this sentence). Wasm is an elision (like gonna), of which contractions are but one subset.
it shouild not be concluded from this trade deal that Trump is a fool.
I'm trying to think who would benefit from a long, drawn-out trade war, given Trump famously stated (to mockery at the time) that trade wars are easy and quick to win. I suppose some of his most gullible followers might believe that's a quote manufactured by the deep-state LIEberal elite MSM news, but not enough of them to get him re-elected.
"I took two victory laps... three, everyone says three. And did you see the size of my crowds? I got the biggest crowds, the best crowds. They voted on who had the best crowd, Donald J Trump or Abe Lincoln. And it was Trump. Better than Lincoln. Lincoln didn't have to put so much water in the washing machines... the woman, Martha, that is. But you knew that."
I'd say ownership is the biggest problem, just as it is for some custom spreadsheets now. The first thing we hear of it is a phone call from a chirpy admin assistant. Don't get drawn in.
AA: "Hi, IT. Can you take over this app for us, please? Fred developed it but he left last week."
IT: "Who's Fred?" {Wrong answer}
IT: "No." *click* {Right answer}
Boris certainly seems to have set it up for Northern Ireland to head that way, and there's a lot of support for the same move in Scotland.
Ah, the glorious Conservative and Unionist Party. How long will it be before they're obliged to change their name or amend the Trade Descriptions Act?