John Farrier's Comments
That's a good point. It would have to be so precisely machined so that the powder magazine is completely separated once its opening into the chamber is closed. Apparently that's how the Lorenzoni works.
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Definitely.
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New strategy:
1. Try to buy fake positive reviews for your competitors.
2. Get caught.
3. Profit!
1. Try to buy fake positive reviews for your competitors.
2. Get caught.
3. Profit!
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Yeah, he's definitely not a cat person.
When he gets older, he'll find the Internet an especially scary place.
When he gets older, he'll find the Internet an especially scary place.
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I work with a Ukrainian American. She told m e that "the Ukraine" was a provincial designation from Tsarist days. But it has stuck in American usage over subsequent generations.
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It's worse than the Sokal Affair. Postmodernist studies are obviously nonsensical claptrap. But straight math is supposed to be immune to such intellectual infirmities.
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That's scary just to watch.
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I agree. It looks flimsy and needs some sort of guard.
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Ringo was around long before 1864.
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In the long run, a shock collar is cheaper than hiring someone for the job. Also, shock collars let you manage multiple employees simultaneously.
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No, it's an AT-ST.
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My wife and I both like Doctor Who. That said, I can't understand why anyone wants to be his companion. But when I ask my wife if she'd accept an invitation from the Doctor, she doesn't hesitate: yes.
If I had access to a TARDIS, my first thought would be: "How can I use this to make a lot of money?"
Adventuring? No, thank you. That's dangerous. Notice that bad things happen to the Doctor's companions. I'd consider travelling with the Doctor, but only if highly compensated for the risks involved.
If I had access to a TARDIS, my first thought would be: "How can I use this to make a lot of money?"
Adventuring? No, thank you. That's dangerous. Notice that bad things happen to the Doctor's companions. I'd consider travelling with the Doctor, but only if highly compensated for the risks involved.
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Sorry, wbd. I've fixed it now.
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Just make sure that you, not your spouse, has the DHD.
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Ambrose Bierce's is also good: "An account mostly false, of events unimportant, which are brought about by rulers mostly knaves, and soldiers mostly fools."