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Saturday, December 26, 2009 |
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Friday, January 13, 2012 12:48:35 PM |
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tootsie wrote:of the clock, I think
This is correct as far as I know. Usually it's written "o'clock" with the apostrophe standing in for the missing letters.
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It's when you chase somebody with your butt
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Epiphileon wrote:muggle
blamestorming
gaydar
grrrl
threequel
mini-me
screenager
cyberslacking
lookism
frankenfood
riffage
bouncebackability
prebuttal
ego-surfing
meatspace
We already have Urban Dictionary for this. Why clutter up OED?
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Behold the power of coffee!
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Considering the response, perhaps this link might be more appropriate?
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I forget what the rate was, but it was in America, over sneakernet.
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The cool thing about mathematics is that it can be approached like a science (in which you're trying to discover things that are already there) but really, it's just a set of relationships between ideas and the study of it basically says "given that these things over here are true, what else can we prove is true?" It actually doesn't require any nature to exist at all, since it's just ideas - if nature changes, the idea of how it worked before is still the same, and all those rules are still derivable.
Really, math doesn't exist to describe real phenomena. It just turns out to be really useful for doing that.
Math is pretty cool :)
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Check capslock?
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chitta chatta wrote:Anthony:- You frequently bring up the female goddess of the Hindu faith. Therefore, if, in the Hindu faith, it is true that there is a female goddess, then, do Indian women have the right of the DOMINANT ROLE in the family household?
My name isn't Anthony but yes you are exactly right. Indian women are dominant and fearsome and can set you on fire with their mind and all household decision are deferred to them out of fear of divine wrath.
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It's just text stylization. It's not accepted in traditional written English and it's kind of a pain to read when it's in a block of otherwise easily legible text.
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