Things you always wanted to know the answer to [Vol. 5]
Discussion
glazbagun said:
That is tremendous! I love it! Abbott said:
psi310398 said:
coppernorks said:
The name Madge always sound like a shortening of a longer name, Madeline maybe ?
Margaret or Margot, iirc V8mate said:
steveo3002 said:
can animals drink through a straw ?
Hamstery type things suck water from a straw-like nozzle in their little cages, don't they? That must need some level of suction?Doofus said:
steveo3002 said:
can animals drink through a straw ?
Apes and monkeys can.Johnspex said:
I don't like to see you two bicker like this. Especially as I feel I brought you together recently when he called me a tt and you weren't surprised I'd been called a tt before.
However, in this case I don't see what he's done wrong.
I never start this st! I ask a question, and she kicks off. Every fking time.However, in this case I don't see what he's done wrong.
It was a genuine queston. I don't know what her problem is, but she is seriously getting on my tits.
Funnily enough I changed my mind and deleted my post not long after I made it, but sadly not in time.
Apologies.
The answer to your question is surely because the Russians contributed as much to spaceflight as the Americas did. More so, if you include the fact that Soyuz has outlived the Shuttle.
Apologies.
The answer to your question is surely because the Russians contributed as much to spaceflight as the Americas did. More so, if you include the fact that Soyuz has outlived the Shuttle.
Edited by Clockwork Cupcake on Tuesday 16th March 20:38
Johnspex said:
Especially as I feel I brought you together recently when he called me a tt and you weren't surprised I'd been called a tt before.
Oh my goodness. I didn't really say that did I? I did recently post when drunk (bad thing to do) and perhaps it was then. (I have no such excuse tonight. Totally sober)
Clockwork Cupcake said:
Funnily enough I changed my mind and deleted my post not long after I made it, but sadly not in time.
Apologies.
The answer to your question is surely because the Russians contributed as much to spaceflight as the Americas did. More so, if you include the fact that Soyuz has outlived the Shuttle.
And that's fair enough, but I find it hard to believe that the English speaking world would acquiesce to the Russians over language. One could argue that the pioneers of seafaring weren't English speakers, but to argue is the last thijg I want to do in replying to one of your posts.Apologies.
The answer to your question is surely because the Russians contributed as much to spaceflight as the Americas did. More so, if you include the fact that Soyuz has outlived the Shuttle.
Edited by Clockwork Cupcake on Tuesday 16th March 20:38
Doofus said:
One could argue that the pioneers of seafaring weren't English speakers
Perhaps you are right. Perhaps the question isn't as specious as I initially thought then. Although you have to admit that yesterday's one about shortening the name "Stephen" wasn't one of your best.
Doofus said:
but to argue is the last thijg I want to do in replying to one of your posts.
Johnspex said:
I don't like to see you two bicker like this. Especially as I feel I brought you together recently when he called me a tt and you weren't surprised I'd been called a tt before.
However, in this case I don't see what he's done wrong.
I know you wear the 'tt' thing as a badge of honour, but much water has passed, and many names been bandied since then. By all means, continue to wear the hat if you wish, but I'm not one to bear grudges. However, in this case I don't see what he's done wrong.
I remember people who upset me, but that's not the same thing at all.
Clockwork Cupcake said:
Although you have to admit that yesterday's one about shortening the name "Stephen" wasn't one of your best.
It arose because I have a colleague called Stephen. He's very particular about the 'PH', because he says Steven with a 'V' is "common".But he signs his emails 'Steve'.
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