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trite tripe tribe - Neapolitanszoobyshoe said:'Tribe' what?
trite tripe tribe - Neapolitanszoobyshoe said:'Tribe' what?
fresh_42 said:trite tripe tribe - Neapolitans
I don't know the difference between the two, I will look it up.nuuskur said:word play, he mean't venomous :)
WWGD said:Contrite trite tripe tribe to describe--?
trite tripe tribe's tidbitWWGD said:Contrite trite tripe tribe to describe--?
WWGD said:I don't know the difference between the two, I will look it up.
JorisL said:You shouldn't bite a poisonous creature and shouldn't get bitten by a venomous one
It's not a good idea to be bitten by a poisonous creature, either. The puffer fish, for instance, can and will, take a little chunk of flesh out of a person.JorisL said:You shouldn't bite a poisonous creature and shouldn't get bitten by a venomous one
Sorry I'd rather try marijuana trip :-)zoobyshoe said:Now you both should look up the definition of "tripe" so you don't get it confused with "trite."
I know only of 'group by'. However it might depend on the SQL implementation of the data server. SQL isn't an absolute standard AFAIK. I've seen slightly different syntax's on different platforms.WWGD said:Is it group by or having? I know it is not that hard, but for some reason it just does not register in my mind.
That's awful. I hope you're okay.Silicon Waffle said:Today while I was walking on the street, a kid somewhere suddenly threw a stone as big as my fingertip at my head right above my ears while playing with his friends. I almost got a coma, and in a great pain.
Oh, that must have been a shock. Hope that it will be only a bump on your head, nothing more serious.Silicon Waffle said:Today while I was walking on the street, a kid somewhere suddenly threw a stone as big as my fingertip at my head right above my ears while playing with his friends. I almost got a coma, and in a great pain.
I have a comment about this, but I am not sure if it is appropriate to post comments. I seem to remember this site from a long time ago, such as it was it now is again, I find myself in contemplative, geneous and sincere thought about the various workings of the universe and the fundamentals at work. I would like to come to be able to talk about these things with anybody that can understand or at least contemplate with me. What I am really good at is listening, I already have my own ambitions for discovery modes, so often I find my questions are common amongst like minded individuals. However, such as I was I am.Silicon Waffle said:My grandparents once explained me something about dreams like this that somebody not you was using your body in your dream; we shared our bodies with the unknown. They are old and superstitious though.
By the way, I tend to "try"
collinsmark said:That's awful. I hope you're okay.
Noooooooooooo! I hope you get better.Silicon Waffle said:Today while I was walking on the street, a kid somewhere suddenly threw a stone as big as my fingertip at my head right above my ears while playing with his friends. I almost got a coma, and in a great pain.
Sorry to hear of your experience; do you think it was a deliberate aim? If it hit with force, it may have been a slingshot.Silicon Waffle said:Today while I was walking on the street, a kid somewhere suddenly threw a stone as big as my fingertip at my head right above my ears while playing with his friends. I almost got a coma, and in a great pain.
My exact thought. To hit the temple of someone cannot be pure casualty.NascentOxygen said:Sorry to hear of your experience; do you think it was a deliberate aim? If it hit with force, it may have been a slingshot.
Once when I was walking from the train station to a high school where I was to teach for a few weeks, as I passed a high apartment block something hurtled down beside me and was pulverised on the pavement. An apple! So I walked a different route after that.
Casualty:Psinter said:My exact thought. To hit the temple of someone cannot be pure casualty.
How do you even... I hate you.zoobyshoe said:Casualty:
: a person who is hurt or killed during an accident, war, etc.
: a person or thing that is harmed, lost, or destroyed
Exactly!Psinter said:Interviewer: So Psinter, how did you learn about these events?
Psinter: Pure casualty.
Interviewer:
Psinter:
Seems like a cool HS to teach at :-)NascentOxygen said:Sorry to hear of your experience; do you think it was a deliberate aim? If it hit with force, it may have been a slingshot.
Once when I was walking from the train station to a high school where I was to teach for a few weeks, as I passed a high apartment block something hurtled down beside me and was pulverised on the pavement. An apple! So I walked a different route after that.
A malevolent twist on "an apple for the teacher"!
What? I also thought it means accidentally. I'm not sure if I would use that word but when I read psinter's post it sounded OK :-) Is it possible that this word was used or explained incorrectly in some English textbook that we both used?zoobyshoe said:Casualty:
: a person who is hurt or killed during an accident, war, etc.
: a person or thing that is harmed, lost, or destroyed