Then you should charge him your regular $200 fee for time saving.
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The last post is the WINNER!
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I don't think there is any safe and acceptable way to answer this question.
The first 2700 miles would be pretty standard and dry. But the next 7,500 miles will be sort of wet.
I was enjoying correcting the erroneous straw man versions of science in another thread that you are also contributing to. It is amazing how little those denying science actually know about natural history.
Good morning worn out rabbit.
Well done
It concerns me in the same way meth heads driving stolen cars scares me
Good morning to you! I am worn out. I'm practically posting in a semi-comatose condition. And about an hour ago I took another one of those dreamy blue pills that make me sleep. I don't think I'll get up until the afternoon given how late it is.
I was pleased not to have to buy a new lock
I don't understand how someone can come up with some of the nonsense that is presented as if it were factual and verified when there is no evidence for it at all. Talking about how language changed and providing relative time points when these changes are supposed to have occurred when there is no evidence at all for us to know this. Talking about something called ancient science that was practiced 40,000 years ago as if this were some sort of factual condition when it has nothing to support this wild flight of fantasy is some sort of real event is astounding.
The unsupported claims that get handed out as if they are universally recognized facts astonishes me even when I've seen it done so frequently.
As long as the results are desirable and lasting then it was worth the exorbitant cost. But still, that is a lot of money for 30 seconds of actual work. Even I don't make that much.
And they're the only person in the world who knows the facts. At least we've been spared the upside down fly experiment. But I'm sure it's coming.
It's the price I pay for my isolated lifestyle.
That is one of my favorites along with beavers building dams so they can farm fish.
I'm getting too tired to come up with a humorous quip to respond with.
I'll just say that if it is a desired result you are satisfied with then it was well worth the cost.
The eggsperiment is my favourite.
But I like humorous quips
How could I forget about the great eggsperiment? I stand corrected. That is the winner hands down.
I like them too. Just not awake enough to come up with any that are good. Perhaps that is also true when I'm well-rested and come up with them at that time and everyone is just being polite and claiming they are funny. But given this crowd and the paradigm of jumping on posts and shredding them like hungry vultures, I'm going in favor of them being humorous from the start.