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You realize Question 3, if answer B is correct then so is answer C.
If Edison had only created 130 patents every single day since he was born he could have easily reached 4 million by the age of 84. Totally reasonable point by Abe IMO.
Maybe if Boyle wouldn't have used such a realistic number like, "4 million" we wouldn't be having this argument.

WAY TO #### IT UP, TANNER
I'm with Abe

4million = more than 1000

Horrible question. Teacher should probably fail himself.
Hey I don't tell you guys how to fluff trannies down in the San Fernando Valley so don't tell me how to teach.

 
Walked into McDonalds earlier. No beer. Pulp Fiction lied to me.
Paris isn't a bourrough in Amsterdam, big guy.
I thought that line was about Paris. Damn. Now I'm embarrassed.Edit: you trying to Tanner me here?

Vincent: "In Paris, you can buy a beer in McDonald's. And you know what they call a Quarter Pounder with Cheese in Paris?" Jules: "They don't call it a Quarter Pounder with cheese?"

 
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Aaron Rudnicki said:
I'm with Abe

4million = more than 1000

Horrible question. Teacher should probably fail himself.
:hifive:

Frenchmod: Increasing the Thread IQ with each post!

 
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Aaron Rudnicki said:
Henry Ford said:
Aaron Rudnicki said:
Walked into McDonalds earlier. No beer. Pulp Fiction lied to me.
Paris isn't a bourrough in Amsterdam, big guy.
I thought that line was about Paris. Damn. Now I'm embarrassed.Edit: you trying to Tanner me here?

Vincent: "In Paris, you can buy a beer in McDonald's. And you know what they call a Quarter Pounder with Cheese in Paris?" Jules: "They don't call it a Quarter Pounder with cheese?"
It's Paris.

Or is it...

 
Aaron Rudnicki said:
Henry Ford said:
Aaron Rudnicki said:
Walked into McDonalds earlier. No beer. Pulp Fiction lied to me.
Paris isn't a bourrough in Amsterdam, big guy.
I thought that line was about Paris. Damn. Now I'm embarrassed.Edit: you trying to Tanner me here?

Vincent: "In Paris, you can buy a beer in McDonald's. And you know what they call a Quarter Pounder with Cheese in Paris?" Jules: "They don't call it a Quarter Pounder with cheese?"
I'm not sure. Maybe if you splice together a scene from the movie for me and post it on Youtube while you're sitting in a McDonald's in Paris arguing over the internet instead of doing anything ####ing worthwhile I might be convinced.

 
So tempted to post in the "Chipotle mistake" thread

Starting Thursday, when you head to Chipotle for a burrito and a soda, your drink cup will look a little different. That’s because it’ll come printed with an original short story or essay from one of America’s most famous authors and cultural leaders. The cup series, which is called “Cultivating Thought,” features Toni Morrison, Sarah Silverman, Bill Hader, Malcolm Gladwell, and six others.

Sounds like a great way to get the public reading and thinking—except that at a chain that turns a tidy profit selling “Mexican” food, not one single “thought” from a Mexican, Mexican American, or Latino author or public intellectual is included.
That's because it's too hard to spray paint on a soda cup
 
Captain Quinoa said:
krista4 said:
Oh, Otis, I'd have to count them up for a specific figure but would estimate I've been to more than 40 countries in the last five years. :stirspot:
Pffffft. I've been to 2 countries in the last 40 years (not counting the America)
:lmao:

FDAS said:
I'm surprised you can tie your own shoes
I wasn't completely sure to whom this was directed, but I went ahead and liked it anyway.

 
Aaron Rudnicki said:
Henry Ford said:
Aaron Rudnicki said:
Walked into McDonalds earlier. No beer. Pulp Fiction lied to me.
Paris isn't a bourrough in Amsterdam, big guy.
I thought that line was about Paris. Damn. Now I'm embarrassed.Edit: you trying to Tanner me here?

Vincent: "In Paris, you can buy a beer in McDonald's. And you know what they call a Quarter Pounder with Cheese in Paris?" Jules: "They don't call it a Quarter Pounder with cheese?"
I'm not sure. Maybe if you splice together a scene from the movie for me and post it on Youtube while you're sitting in a McDonald's in Paris arguing over the internet instead of doing anything ####ing worthwhile I might be convinced.
 
Aaron Rudnicki said:
Henry Ford said:
Aaron Rudnicki said:
Walked into McDonalds earlier. No beer. Pulp Fiction lied to me.
Paris isn't a bourrough in Amsterdam, big guy.
I thought that line was about Paris. Damn. Now I'm embarrassed.Edit: you trying to Tanner me here?

Vincent: "In Paris, you can buy a beer in McDonald's. And you know what they call a Quarter Pounder with Cheese in Paris?" Jules: "They don't call it a Quarter Pounder with cheese?"
I'm not sure. Maybe if you splice together a scene from the movie for me and post it on Youtube while you're sitting in a McDonald's in Paris arguing over the internet instead of doing anything ####ing worthwhile I might be convinced.
Yeah, I don't know. Maybe you should spend a few hours trying to get Quentin Tarantino's agent on the phone and get him to post here. I think that might help me make up my mind.

 
Work is really slow right now, so I'm thinking I can sneak in a long hike tomorrow morning. 'ninja/Drifter/roverfish/others, any suggestions on a moderate hike we could do? I'm thinking 2000-3000 elevation gain, length doesn't matter (that's what she said). I'm running out of "new" options close by as we've done many of the usual suspects, but I don't want to do Mount Si until next week.

ETA: Want to do one tomorrow, one Saturday and one Sunday, which is why I'm getting desperate for new ideas. Sat/Sun I don't mind driving a bit to get there, but tomorrow am hoping to stay within an hour or so.
You could do this twice. It's a beautiful hike.
We hit this one this morning. Absolutely beautiful, fun hike. Thanks for the awesome recommendation.

 
Aaron Rudnicki said:
Walked into McDonalds earlier. No beer. Pulp Fiction lied to me.

Got a pint of some French beer at a pub. 9 euros.

Also it's raining and not supposed to stop the entire time we are here.

Neat city.
Jesus Christ, did it have raisins in it???

 

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