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Reminds me of the story told by Jeanne Robertson about the time she sent her husband (whom she calls "left brain") to the store with a numbered grocery list.dextercioby said:
How about:phinds said:Reminds me of the story told by Jeanne Robertson about the time she sent her husband (whom she calls "left brain") to the store with a numbered grocery list.
He came home with
1 dozen eggs
2 gallons of milk
3 boxes of cheerios
4 packages of bacon
.
.
.
etc
I don't get how the numbers can be anything but multipliers here. @Swamp Thing's list illustrates this, as it makes no sense to writephinds said:Reminds me of the story told by Jeanne Robertson about the time she sent her husband (whom she calls "left brain") to the store with a numbered grocery list.
He came home with
1 dozen eggs
2 gallons of milk
3 boxes of cheerios
4 packages of bacon
.
.
.
etc
Swamp Thing said:◯ dozen eggs
◯ gallons of milk
◯ boxes of cheerios
◯ packages of bacon
I think we are to understand that the actual list looked likeDrClaude said:I don't get how the numbers can be anything but multipliers here. @Swamp Thing's list illustrates this, as it makes no sense to write
... or simply never have left ...Swamp Thing said:And the premise of my own feeble joke is that if it was a list with circle bullets, he would have come home with zero of each item.
Depends on how left-brained he was.Orodruin said:... or simply never have left ...
My first thought is Jar-Jar Binks in tree form.BillTre said:
Old, but related.Orodruin said:My first thought is Jar-Jar Binks in tree form.
I wouldn't have thought it possible that any Ent, no matter how disturbingly disfigured, could fail to get a part in The Two Towers.BillTre said:[what the hell is that...]
I think the only pearson textbook I enjoy is Munkres Topology...Mayhem said:Pearson textbooks be like:
What about bird flu?malawi_glenn said:I think the only pearson textbook I enjoy is Munkres Topology...
Idea for dinner?
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Salmon fluOrodruin said:What about bird flu?
Are we going to get into a "Steve Martin Rubberheads" routine here?malawi_glenn said:Salmon flu
Well, the cat vomiting out Tasmania as a fur ball is not an entirely fictitious metaphor.nuuskur said:[...] but everybody knows Australia is fake so the above is just a fun drawing.
I like Simon Baker.strangerep said:Well, the cat vomiting out Tasmania as a fur ball is not an entirely fictitious metaphor.
Well, yes, but he left the place of his birth quite early in his life.fresh_42 said:I like Simon Baker.
I thought it was salmon too!malawi_glenn said:I think the only pearson textbook I enjoy is Munkres Topology...
Idea for dinner?
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I cannot catch the theme.fresh_42 said:"You cannot name your son Yellower!"
"Why not? Yours is Oliver."
Oliver might be interpreted as "more olive", and olive is indeed a colour.256bits said:I cannot catch the theme.
does it have something to do with hex code #9D8F65