Dngrsone
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Why did they cut down all the truly gigantic trees in Boston neighborhoods back in the late 1960's? Urban Renewal?
Actually, I believe it was mostly due to Dutch Elm disease.
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Actually, I believe it was mostly due to Dutch Elm disease.
No they don't.
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You see, they're everywhere! 
I think that was in the burbs.
I'm the exact opposite. I thrive on resolving chaos.
It does bother me that we live in a world full of people just waiting, hoping, watching, looking for the next thing to be:
A. Offended by
B. Enraged by
C. Deeply emotionally scarred/traumatized by
D. All of the above
We don't live in a world full of them. They're just the loudest. Squeaky wheel gets the grease. Right?
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It's a fact of life that software has bugs. Even NASA can't produce bug free code.
I'm just thankful that our software can't kill anyone if it screws up.
http://royal.pingdom.com/2009/03/19/10-historical-software-bugs-with-extreme-consequences/
"One of the subcontractors NASA used when building its Mars climate orbiter had used English units instead of the intended metric system, which caused the orbiter’s thrusters to work incorrectly. Due to this bug, the orbiter crashed almost immediately when it arrived at Mars in 1999. The cost of the project was $327 million, not to mention the lost time (it took almost a year for the orbiter to reach Mars)."
I'm just thankful that our software can't kill anyone if it screws up.
http://royal.pingdom.com/2009/03/19/10-historical-software-bugs-with-extreme-consequences/
"One of the subcontractors NASA used when building its Mars climate orbiter had used English units instead of the intended metric system, which caused the orbiter’s thrusters to work incorrectly. Due to this bug, the orbiter crashed almost immediately when it arrived at Mars in 1999. The cost of the project was $327 million, not to mention the lost time (it took almost a year for the orbiter to reach Mars)."
psionandy
Extreme Android User
Is this the right forum for an argument?
zuben el genub
Extreme Android User
It does bother me that we live in a world full of people just waiting, hoping, watching, looking for the next thing to be:
A. Offended by
B. Enraged by
C. Deeply emotionally scarred/traumatized by
D. All of the above
I think most are just looking for something "new and exciting" and if it doesn't meet their criteria of same - watch out.
zuben el genub
Extreme Android User
It came over in a shipment of green lumber.
Scientists are cloning the trees,
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/03/120329101800.htm
Working on the chestnut, too.
jefboyardee
Extreme Android User
Latest boys youth fashions in China...
Is that United States objecting to the cuisine in other countries?
Maybe a subject for the Politics & Current Affairs forum?
I heard there is a group from India that is rescuing cows from the US.
Just a screenie so you can see how perfectly that set over your signature.
Have you clicked your sig lately? BTW.
Yes. Why do you ask?
Do you reminisce about your childhood on Hokkaido?
You have been captured by Klingons and mercilessly tortured.
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It's certainly not going to where I expected it to.
No, but I have been known to wax poetic in Newark.
Maybe you were expecting the Spanish Inquisition?
no one
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Latest boys youth fashions in China...
Seems like these fellas put the Asian in Caucasian, no?
