https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aanenajtc1U
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/digital_circuits/digital_circuits_demultiplexers.htm
Brits do things backwards?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplexer
You can call it anything you want but a mxby any other name is a mux.
you would be speaking German without Merkins. Not that that would be a
bad thing...
You prefer gender fluidity? I will admit I've been curious how things
like der Wein und das Bier came about.
https://www.worldhistory.org/article/1911/the-sun--the-moon-in-norse-myth/
One hopes the sun and moon don't since they're siblings.
I don't know anything about parrots
So there you are, driving down to Mickey D's for a burger when some
drugged out psychotic bitch kills you:
My brother-in-law got killed by lightning. Sooner or later you win the
death lottery.
Just do it. Don't think about it.
Kafir.
Yeah, so? Unless that's Brit-speak for something other than an infidel.
In this country we call those jacksons, as in Jesse.
Last longer than what? That argument worked better 40 or 50 years ago when
a gasoline engine was tired by 50,000 miles.
I'm not an accountant
That feature eliminates incompetent newbies. It's particularly effective
when the newbie decided a Hayabusa is a good learner's bike.
There is something to be said for the tiered permit system.
That was designed to prevent cats from dialing the emergency services. At least the US went for 911.
Think about it. How do you build a turnbuckle with both sides righthanded thread?
Figures.
A room temperature IQ helps. All them numbers is just white supremacy.
At least in the US the default is to dial 911. The pizza was cold when the guy delivered it? Dial 911.
Never had a cat, did you?
On 22 Feb 2023 14:43:11 GMT, lowbrowwoman, the endlessly driveling, >troll-feeding, senile idiot, blabbered again:
Never had a cat, did you?
You STILL have no one in RL who wants to listen to you and your endless >bullshit, senile sucker of troll cock?
Grip shifters were big in the '90s although I think
Some, particularly the big Harleys and GoldWings. One of my bikes has a
screw to lock the throttle, sort of a cruise control I guess.
When the Japanese, chiefly Shimano, got through with the basic design it works rather well. The hot new thing is 12 speed cassettes with 1 chain wheel. It was getting rather ridiculous with 3X10 setups where many of the
https://sheldonbrown.com/derailer.html
Sheldon Brown has had a bicycle website forever.
I smell bullshit.
Why were they never made of something more grippy than highly polished
steel?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Washington_Cog_Railway
My first Mtn. bike was a
http://www.indianmotoparts.com/media/ss_size1/41-030TLK.jpg
Officially it's a throttle tension adjustment.
And you weren't holding the wire...
Possibly hooked it up backwards; we weren't sure. The forklift was an
older gasoline powered model that tended to mark its territory. He was
lucky the whole thing didn't go up in a ball of fire.
That's between you and your newsreader.
Isles, as in British Isles.
https://www.etymonline.com/word/island
Six, actually, if you count the Hawaiian Islands. When you live in a
little bitty country you don't have to worry as much about time zones.
Modesty, a forgotten concept...
Academics aren't the sharpest knives in the drawer.
They are willing to utter the bullshit names marketers come up with to describe colors. All I know about teal is they're tasty if you manage to shoot one.
Do the math.
In that era they were both three speeds. Some of the TorqueFlites were 4 speed. I believe both Sturmey-Archer has an 8 speed and Shimano is up to
11 speeds. They aren't cheap.
Interesting.
Ebikes magically cause more harm?
It may be sort of an elitist thing
The Leopard is newer that the Tiger. Oh, you're talking about OSs, not Panzers.
Putting on airs, like
As are is, to, be, a, and as.
iirc, that was how Wilde became so familiar with Reading Gaol.
I use the Verizon wireless which works well except in heavy fog. Most of
the neighbors have dishes although I think most are for TVs. A bay would
be nice; we have these things called mountains. My former ISP had a
antenna on a local mountain but not one in my quasi line of sight.
The US uses intermodal transportation. A truck loads freight and takes the loaded trailer to a rail depot or port and the entire trailer is
transferred. It may either be a container that is placed on a chassis for truck transport or sometimes the complete road trailer.
Until the place warms up and the insects come out to dance.
I recently bought an airbrush.
My father always told me not to
I can multitask.
My mother
Yes. The 9/5 or 5/9 however you want to look at it means 1 degree C is roughly 2 degrees F.
Ah, yes, that one. I do quite a bit of GIS work
You need some goatheads.
Last time I looked thistles didn't form a mat on the ground where yuo
might walk barefoot.
A Pak (Panzerabwehrkanone) works better.
Wilde was a queer before queer was cool.
We need bigger wires between countries, it's always windy somewhere.
https://sites.suffolk.edu/xenia/2016/02/17/nikola-tesla-and-his-work-in-wireless-energy-and-power-transfer/
I sometimes vote Libertarian if the other two choices suck.
Not all conservatives are Republican and not all Republicans are conservative.
No room. There's more equipment on the other side of the hill.
It's a contractor so the sex varies. I'm not sure the current maillady
would like being called a mailman. Pissing her off wouldn't be wise since
the dumpsters are only a few steps from the cluster boxes.
picofarads or pence?
It was -- with five or six incompatible schemes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J-turn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bootleg_turn
Not the same thing.
How would that get on there?
https://essiebutton.com/how-to-apply-airbrush-makeup/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVmEFOSulJ8
All the reviews I saw were from modelers so airbrushing makeup was a revelation. It's the 21st century way to apply warpaint.
https://berloga-workshop.com/blog/71-bygul-and-trjegul.html http://www.germanicmythology.com/original/FreyjasCats.html
At least America is evolving. The UK has been devolving since they lost
that war they thought they won. How's that true Scotsman, Humza Yousaf, doing? Bad enough to have one named after a fish. What was the matter with Forbes? Upset the poofters?
A mens' clothing store tends to buy more than one shirt at a time. She
worked for Cluett & Peabody who made Arrow shirts. The brand still exists
but now they're made in Bangladesh or some shithole.
Anyway, they were dress shirts with each style available in a variety of collar sizes and sleeve lengths. When Harry's Haberdashery orders 5 dozen shirts they don't get to pick an choose; they get a selection of sizes in
a normal distribution. That leads to a lot of base 12 arithmetic.
Today, the normal distribution seems to consist of XL, XLL, and XLLL sizes with sleeves suitable for alligators.
We had one black teacher in the high school I went to. Oddly he taught
Latin. The was some tension with the black students but he was just
another teacher as far as we were concerned and definitely not a nigger.
The National Forests and Bureau of Land Management lands dwarf the
national parks. Theoretically you can't live there but there are a lot of square miles and not many nosy rangers.
The time can be Zulu, Zulu with an offset, or local. Zulu with an offset
is the most useful.
And I don't belong to either.
None of those transmit the data you're looking for? And I'm sure you
could put something else there, there's loads of open space.
Apparently not.
Be more specific. What do you believe would go wrong?
For a couple of examples:
I'm eclectic.
You do have to thin it appropriately. You can paint thin lines with an airbrush so there is negligible overspray.
No, they were supper...
I'm reading a novel 'Winter Games' by Daniel Church (not the British
Not even close to the danger presented by humans. I don't think there are
any wolves right in this area but there are black bears and cougars. I see them every now and then when walking through the woods. I feel safer than
I would walking through many US cities.
https://www.boondockersbible.com/knowledgebase/is-it-illegal-to-live-in-a- national-forest/
I've never stayed in one place for 14 days with one exception.
Don't like Froggies? The way Macron is mouthing off the next time France needs saving they should call someone who cares. The US might even go back
to Freedom Fries.
What you have to realize is Massachusetts was settled by Brits. They don't call it New England for nothing. I lived there for a brief period. At the time you couldn't buy groceries on Sunday because it would piss god off or something. I could either drive to an adjoining state or go to Abe's
Kosher Market. I don't care if some Jew administered the Last Rites to the cow; cow is cow. The pork selection sucked though. Abe had to close on Saturday but the normal grocery stores were open then.
23% in this county for recreational marijuana. 20% state excise tax and a
Sixpack of beer in the cooler on the floor of the pickup. Joe's abs
haven't been seen in 20 years.
As a matter of fact... My brother said aeroplane but he was an
aeronautical engineer Do you say Aerobus?
You choose to go for a walk.
The past tense is correct.
https://www.nps.gov/jame/learn/historyculture/african-americans-at- jamestown.htm
Thanks a lot for bringing Africans to North America.
You could dump the entire 93,628 square miles in eastern Montana and only
the prairie dogs would notice.
To a point...
https://www.bluelabeldiving.com/hypoxia-and-hyperoxia/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glQjCKAI4gA
That's why pickups have sliding rear windows -- toss the empties in the
bed. All those fancy crew cabs and so forth messes up a perfect design.
Even with a power slider, it's a long toss.
350/100,000. Were you always good at maths?
https://seatemperature.info/gulf-of-maine-water-temperature.html
You may think you're superhuman but you wouldn't last long in 45F water.
Yes, we all know you're capable of super-human feats. I'm reminded of a Dripkick Murphys song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXiVb-raNJY
Make sure you listen to the end.
Yes he was the rocket scientist in the family. He learned part of his
trade from the best in the business -- the Germans at Redstone Arsenal.
By law in the US the maximum rate is 10 US gallons per minute (37.9
liters). As I stood in a snow squall this afternoon, 8.2 gallons took forever.
There are two states out of fifty that require attendants. The Oregon law
was passed in 1951
That's 20 points higher than most of those he deals with.
Something you stole from your German betters, Arschloch.
One of my mother's sayings directed toward some holier than thou type was 'She wouldn't say shit if she had a mouthful.'
You haven't seen anything until you've seen a pickup with dual tanks.
We have our share of mentally challenged whites.
Are you related to Shooter Jennings?
Did you have to swim across for a quickie?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9V-9dSPb_A
White trash cooking usually involves Velveeta.
They do well with wheat, barley and potatoes. What more do you need for
ÒÞÔÚÐ and ßØÒÞ?
Even worse, Krafft snuck in from Canada and changed his name.
https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/largest-ethnic-groups-and- nationalities-in-the-united-states.html
Germans, at almost 15%, are the largest ethnic group in the US. Combined
with the Irish, that's 25%. Why we ever did anything for Britain is beyond me. Wilson and Roosevelt had to do a lot of trolling to get the public enthused.
It would do w. onders for Canada.
You would have to ask Grundig. I have both a Yacht Boy 400 and a Satellit
When the US is the vast wasteland portrayed by Cormac McCarthy's 'The
Road' your Velveeta will be just fine.
'Mille passus' one thousand paces or a Roman mile. Supposedly 'million'
for a thousand thousand was coined around Chaucer's time as yet another inconsistency of English.
Returns the unsold merchandise for credit. Think about it. At least back
then they weren't 3D printing shirts on demand. The entire lot of the particular shirt was a normal distribution of sizes. There were no more
Ls. Maybe Tim the Tailor in Fat City could make use of the XLs.
You're playing with weight transfer and the engine to break the rear end loose. I've never tried it but I think you would need the handbrake with a FWD car.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQwu4wff7lI
That's how you treat little pukes from the Guardian. The brutality really affected Gianforte's political career -- we elected him governor.
Turbines keep on eating blades. Where do the damaged blades wind up?
I'll go for that. OUR society, not Ukraine's, not Israel's, not
Sudan's ....
Do that in some parts of the US and we'll be reading about you in the
Daily Mail.
About 15 years ago a bus came within 2 1/2 miles of my home twice a day.
Then the paper mill shut down and that was the only reason for the run.
You know what they say about the road to hell... I wouldn't put it past
LBJ though. The problem I see:
1965 good idea
1970 not working as well as intended
1975 still not working
1980 no joy
1985 Midnight Basketball!
1990 oh, shit they're slinging crack on the basketball courts
1995 Personal Responsibility and Work Oportunity Act
2000 another fail
Sounds like the definition of insanity to me and after almost 60 years
there has to have been a lot of deliberation along the way.
Then you have the worst of both worlds.
It would appear to be another strange measurement we inherited from oyur lot:
As I've never heard of anyone calling a quart of milk a 2-pint bottle. I suppose it works when describing a 2 pint warrior; a quart warrior just
isn't the same.
Says the person who multiplies 14 by 14 and gets 140.
You buy litres in America?
Only for beverages... When I used to go to Canada and buy gas by the liter between that and trying to do the currency conversion I always figured I
was getting screwed. Back when they did Imperial gallons it was like
getting a bonus.
Why do yanks think mac and cheese is considerably shorter than macaroni
cheese?
Are you familiar with the concept of syllables?
On Tue, 25 Jul 2023 07:05:13 +0100, Commander Kinsey wrote:
Original Kinsey quote:
You dislike saying 2 pints instead of 1 quart, but you'll say 140
pounds instead of 14 stone. Why not go the whole hog and measure
people in ounces?
Says the person who multiplies 14 by 14 and gets 140.
I didn't. I divided 140 by 14 and got 10.
That may have something to do with the state of Montana not having a sales tax. The last politician who said 'sales tax' was fed to the grizzlies.
They don't have the ability to understand anything. They're not trying
to be stupid, they just are.
At least America hasn't pissed away a world-wide empire. Yet.
The current resident in the reefer is
https://kingdomcheddar.com/
Off white, and tasty. It's almost as good as Kerrygold Dubliner.
Why are they called springform when there's no springs involved? If
there were, you'd end up with pie on the ceiling.
https://www.allrecipes.com/article/springform-pan/
The side band is a spring.
https://researchmaniacs.com/Animals/Female/What-is-a-female-Yak-
called.html
Same genus, Bos. If you're Tibetan a yak is male and a nak is female.
Peugeot made bicycles long before they made cars. I think Grimaldi in
Sweden has the brand now.
https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/service-domain-name-service-dns
Your bedroom.
That has an interesting history in the northeast US. Towns either expected payment or work to maintain the town roads. Some saw an opportunity and constructed turnpikes between towns. In several cases people got tired of paying tolls for the roads and bridges and built their own using the cooperative model.
It worked in the 18th century.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_highways_in_the_United_States
The US has a few privately owned highways. I meant the ability to build a
I placed it to call attention to the ridiculous cost of the bridge. The
road is a shortcut for me but a lot of people would never go there.
Most of the caches I've placed are on trails that are a bit more scenic.
This one is what is referred to as a 'park and grab' meaning you might
have to walk 100' rather than 6 miles.
The Feds get 18.3 cents per gallon on gasoline and the states grab their share. Most people wouldn't consider that a sales tax since it say $3.95 / gallon at the pump. It isn't as blatant as buying a $3.95 loaf of bread at the market and finding out it really costs $4.15. One is considered an excise tax, the other a sales tax like the terminology makes a difference.
One exception to a state sales tax is marijuana. Recreation marijuana has
a 20% tax, medical 4%. I think this county adds 3% for recreational. The last ballot split recreational/medical. The recreational initiative passed and the medical failed.
https://www.reddit.com/r/WildernessBackpacking/comments/qdji6s/ the_remote_section_of_my_70_mile_hike_through_the/
Some of them are a bit difficult to fill.
Before recreational use was legalized getting a medical card was sort of a joke.
The assumption with the ones that have stuff is you leave something and
take something. Many of them only have space for the log to sign.
OFL! Every Irishman I've met is an idiot. Most are gypsies who can't
do anything more than manual labour, badly.
You can't judge them all by Joe Biden.
Would you two have a duel or something?
I've been reading the 'April' series by Mackey Chandler. Set in an orbital habitat, the people have almost no laws or regulations but the duel is
alive and well. It makes for a polite society.
Because they were not allowed to make aircraft.
Peugeot looked at the upcoming EPA and NHTSA regulations and decided the market wasn't worth it. There was talk a year or two ago but they again decided it wasn't worth it.
Number 2 would be good. There are several automobile race car categories similar to the Legends.
Supposedly peace was going to break out before Boris visited and nixxed
the deal.
It is Kiev and the Ukraine. Oder auf Deutsch
"Weil der Luftraum über der Ukraine nach wie vor gesperrt ist, war
Baerbock in der Nacht wie bei hochrangigen Politikerinnenbesuchen üblich
im Sonderzug von Polen aus in die Hauptstadt Kiew gefahren."
Der Ukraine und Kiew.
https://www.zeit.de/politik/ausland/ukraine-krieg-russland-newsblog-live
The Germans do get creative with the comedians name: Wolodymyr Selenskyj
The W substitution is obvious but I don't know about the terminal 'j'.
After owning
Less noise...
More floppy bits?
The Warsaw Pact was established as a counterweight to NATO. The Ukraine
was not a signatory -- because the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
wasn't a country.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pereiaslav_Agreement
Lot of history there.
Low value targets. I did find a cache where the first finder got a $5 gift
By whose order?
Presumably by the occupying forces.
Government spawns bureaucrats and bureaucrats need something to do.
Lauren Boebert? The youngest president in my lifetime was JFK who got his brain cells splattered all over a limousine. Clinton and Obama weren't recommendations for 40-somethings.
Teddy Roosevelt was younger but Czolgosz had provided a sudden job opening for the office.
I tended to paranoia. A friend had a beagle with some sort of black
At one time I made dandelion wine and hard cider.
Somehow those things make me think "Keep your fucking slow kids out of the road."
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