I spent some quality time setting up plastic molding systems. You could walk out of the factory into 35 C weather and think someone turned the air conditioning on. It didn't help that most of the hydraulic valving was on a catwalk up near the ceiling.
Never trust anyone with a name that ends in a vowel...
No. Nor do I look at my fingers when I'm playing a guitar or flute. Typing, however, was meant to be done by secretaries.
But not in Houston. Dallas sucks but it's a dry heat.
But that leaves out those knuckle-dragging Prods in the Six Counties.
More likely hysterical laughter...
Cindy Hamilton
Should I dictate my code and have a secretary type it up?
for open paren eye equals 0 to one thousand twenty three close paren curly brace
Cindy Hamilton
That sounds like something kinky Americans do before a game.
Put some into law. Lawyers have zero of it. If it isn't explicitly defined, it's a loophole.
And all that fun is now taken away with GB of storage everywhere.
I'm a terrible typist. My left and right hand don't operate at exactly the same speed, so letters overtake each other. Back in the days of typewriters, I often wore holes in the paper trying to blot things out.
But can you think in those languages? My French teacher always told me to think in French, not think in English then find the equivalent French words.
I get classed as a troll all the time. The only difference between me and everyone else is I have unpolitically correct views and damn well stick to them.
As high as 39. C, not F.
Dunno what it is here, probably 50%. With a similar ratio of decisions.
I see. Odd, as the Brits had trenches too, and I've never heard that here. Only "f***ed up", "screwed up", "messed up", "arsed up".
Agreed.
So it's the people that get you down, not the humidity?
I consider Britain as England, Wales, Scotland. Ireland can f*ck off.
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