Oh, it’s not for growing them?
I’m sorry, I have no further info for you at this time.
Yes, it is relevant.
Oh. That was way more tame than I expected. Thanks for the enlightenment!
edit: s/yeah/than/
… What is soaking in this context (or should I avoid asking)?
I don’t know the exact intent of the person to whom you were replying, but the liver is in the chest area and, presumably, having it eaten would cause significant pain.
Can you repeat the question?
Nine hours of sleep daily at 39? That sounds amazing.
Hopefully enough so to make you at least titter!
My pleasure!
It’s very likely you could find that on a shirt somewhere else or just have one made.
Always liked that one, too.
I once went to a restaurant with a friend. My friend ordered a root beer, then the waitress turned to me and asked what I would like. I said “I’ll have a root beer, also.” The waitress nodded, wrote that down, and walked away.
It soon became clear that something had gone awry; our sodas didn’t come and the waitress could be seen walking around the back of the restaurant asking other staff something. Finally, the waitress sent out the (very pregnant, I felt bad that she had to walk out) bartender to tell me that she was sorry, but she’d never heard of a “root beer alto” and so wasn’t sure how to make it.
I always found that a bit embarrassing. I tend to use “also” instead of “too” because I find it less ambiguous and also because I have pedantic friends who, if I had said “I’ll have a root beer, too” would say things like “root beer 1 not good enough for you?” My intent was to be more clear, not less! That’s the only time it’s backfired for me, though.
One of my favorite limericks:
Little Johnny was a scientist
Little Johnny is no more
For what he thought was H2O
Was H2SO4
I’ve never encountered that kind of LaTeX in media.
Perhaps not; their lack of pictures spawned this comment, this comment convinced me to look at their store page, and looking at their store page let me decide to buy it. Seems like a valid strategy.
Not sure whether it’s true, exactly, but from my experience with tilting my glasses, they don’t roll across a surface; they do rotate, or rock, but don’t spill unless overfilled.
I never took mine on a sailboat, nor did I take any others, so I can’t compare. However, I can say round bottomed cups are harder to spill than regular ones.
Thank you for the information.
I’m not Canadian, but I am curious what kijiji is?
Fuck yes, and that’s just a regular one.