I saw a study recently where it was determined it actually costs us more, and negatively affects productivity for several weeks.Oh cool, I didn't know that. Well, if it saves anything then it's good, right? I assume that's why.
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I saw a study recently where it was determined it actually costs us more, and negatively affects productivity for several weeks.Oh cool, I didn't know that. Well, if it saves anything then it's good, right? I assume that's why.
And so we could see who we were shooting at. Nowadays it's so we can look out the peep hole and see the Schwan man.The war to end all wars. WWI is when it was started to save fuel for the war effort.
Personally I wouldn't miss it.I saw a study recently where it was determined it actually costs us more, and negatively affects productivity for several weeks.
Hot dogs - 10/pkg
Buns - 8/pkg
4 pkgs hot dogs = 40
5 pkgs buns = 40
With those pkg numbers--
Damn, I already bought 'em!With those pkg numbers--
8 hot dogs/pkg.
12 buns/pkg.
3 pkgs hot dogs = 24
2 pkgs buns = 24
Fewer grills needed blunthead !
Just tell me you didn't buy that 5-gallon mustard jug.Damn, I already bought 'em!
(I still shoot at the Schwan's man).....And so we could see who we were shooting at. Nowadays it's so we can look out the peep hole and see the Schwan man.
No, I won't.Just tell me you didn't buy that 5-gallon mustard jug.
What have you ever wondered....?
I wonder why are there no "B" batteries?
Or no "A" batteries, just "AA" and "AAA."
yeah! never even thought of that! hmmm
There are both! There is also a "AAAA" size. The most common place you find these are in penlights and glucose meters. "A" size batteries are still around, mostly in rechargeable packs. Before that, they were common inside of older laptop battery packs. "B" size batteries may still be around somewhere, but were mostly pre-80's and found in lanterns, mostly in Europe. They are 4.5 volt, so they didn't match well with most US standards.
It's always both, isn't it? Seems like a way to make people choose sides...So then, answer this....
When does it stop being partly cloudy and start being partly sunny?
like the glass 1/2 empty vs 1/2 full - same sameIt's always both, isn't it? Seems like a way to make people choose sides...
Now if I could only make a radio out of coconuts...thanks Professor
That's an endangered species, man!!!(I still shoot at the Schwan's man).....
When the partly clouds begin to part.So then, answer this....
When does it stop being partly cloudy and start being partly sunny?
LOL, I suppose.like the glass 1/2 empty vs 1/2 full - same same
...it actually is very simple...on a day with some blue sky, if there is more sunshine than clouds present-then it's partly sunny...conversely, if there are more clouds than sun-voila, partly cloudy...LOL, I suppose.
Actually, if I remember correctly, to describe night conditions they use "partly cloudy" and to describe day conditions, they use "partly sunny".