I do not want to be labeled as atheist.
Stop being so silly. You are either theist or not theist.
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Stop being so silly. You are either theist or not theist.
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Stupid Sayings
- Thread starter StrangerInAStrangeLand
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Near miss
As a Safety Training Co-ordinator (STC) on a few off shore oil rigs I came across this piece of paperwork
If you come close to having a accident but didn't (say you stumbled and almost fell but didn't) fill out a near miss
Ummm - it was a miss
Form should be Report Hazard form
As a Safety Training Co-ordinator (STC) on a few off shore oil rigs I came across this piece of paperwork
If you come close to having a accident but didn't (say you stumbled and almost fell but didn't) fill out a near miss
Ummm - it was a miss
Form should be Report Hazard form
Especially if the object barely missing one another were two airplanes.Near miss
Ummm - it was a miss
Form should be Report Hazard form
You don't want that happening too often.
I was just talking to an "older lady". By "older" I don't mean older than me. It occurs to me that I usually call somebody "older" rather than "old" because it seems more polite - like calling somebody "big" rather than "fat". But effectively, I'm saying that "older" is actually younger than "old".
You better get with the program.
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Older is all right, either way: 'older than me' or 'older than the hills'
Personally, I'd rather be called old than elderly or senior, and far, far more than "seventy-two years young".
In fact, the other crotchety old person and I have a classification for aging: vintage, codger, antique, dodder and decrepit. (we're both on the cusp of codger-to-antique)
Personally, I'd rather be called old than elderly or senior, and far, far more than "seventy-two years young".
In fact, the other crotchety old person and I have a classification for aging: vintage, codger, antique, dodder and decrepit. (we're both on the cusp of codger-to-antique)
Don't like being called crotchety old barstard, or whatever. Forget about the age. Been like this since 18.
An oldie - call me anything except late for breakfast
He has a heart condition. - Does she have a temperature?
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Beg pardon?
But taking it as a typo
Does she have a temperature? NO could that be related to the the heart condition ie the heart not beating?
///Beg pardon?
But taking it as a typo
Does she have a temperature? NO could that be related to the the heart condition ie the heart not beating?
By saying he in 1 & she in the other, I thought it was clear it is 2 different people. Dead bodies have temperatures until they decay enough that I would not call it a body.
Not certain what you mean by typo. Every body has a temperature & every body has a heart condition.
Or have you not heard silly people saying such?
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He first - she second - didn't pick that as 2 different people
Heard
He has heart condition - sure frequently. Then I ask and frequently unable to specify or mispronounce I ask for the medications or question about pacemaker
Temperature asked by me- Asked with the implication it being elevated above what is thought of as normal
"He who hesitates is lost." - "Fools rush in."
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Justice for Jon-Benet. - Honoring fallen police officers.
There is no justice for the dead & the dead cannot be honored.
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There is no justice for the dead & the dead cannot be honored.
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[Pedant Hat] Situational.
If the airplane is going down and you have a chance to parachute to safety, do not hesitate to jump out.
If the river is flooding and you see a Matisse floating by, do hesitate to rescue it.[/Pedant Hat]