John Farrier's Comments
@Kalel -- if the dog does it well enough, you don't even need to wash!
I once tricked my wife into believing that I was just letting the dog lick the plates before putting them back into the cabinets.
I once tricked my wife into believing that I was just letting the dog lick the plates before putting them back into the cabinets.
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That was a hoot.
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What I find most interesting is how it's possible to track the Napoleonic Wars through the video.
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I think that it's rather touching.
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The Apple II is the first computer that I ever used. I was in the first grade.
In 2000 or so, I ran across a couple that were still used in a high school school computer lab.
In 2000 or so, I ran across a couple that were still used in a high school school computer lab.
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I'm willing to try it.
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CamilleR is correct. Hitler wasn't a choice because he was a field commander.
Caesar (Julius and Claudius) would have been excluded because the debate was limited to the Seventeenth Century onward.
Caesar (Julius and Claudius) would have been excluded because the debate was limited to the Seventeenth Century onward.
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The last grad school that I was in insisted on gender neutral language in everything. It made writing and speaking assignments awkward at times.
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Wow! That's really good.
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Jezzica, that last sentence seems a bit extreme. Would you like to walk it back?
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Brilliant defense strategy: antagonize the judge.
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The merman has feet because, like his female counterpart, he has transformed into a human.
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@anonymous coward -- "Your mother was a hamster and your father smelled of elderberries!"
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Thanks for the information, Jessica. I'll add you as the photo credit.
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Washington lost more battles than he won, but he was ultimately successful -- the most important test for any general.
He was a master of disengaging and retreating from an attacking enemy while preserving his army. Contrast Washington's skill at this task with that of Horatio Gates at Camden.