smiradenius

Okay, so I guess you're admitting that machines can glitch out from time to time.

Okay. I'm just going to sit here and wait until eventually, you'll post about what a big rip off Geek Squad is, after your computer starts blue screening. It happens to everyone sooner or later and it's because there's no such thing as a one hundred percent reliable machine.

Early dinner. Four egg rolls. .

Your gas has been siphoned.

Okay, so you are unable to accept reality and expect everything to work flawlessly a hundred percent of the time.

What makes any statement of fact stupid? It's not a metaphor. When you open a spigot and water doesn't come out, it's still safe to assume it's because the spigot is inoperable. That applies equally to all things at all times.

The very same principle applies to EVERYTHING!

How many times do you do that every year and get a successful result? So, when you do that and then, the car doesn't start, does that mean you're stupid or does it indicate that the car is not functioning correctly? When you know the answer to that, look around and see that it all applies to everything else, as well.

NYT has decided to "fact check" RFK Jr.'s assertion that Kellogg's Froot Loops produced in the United States has more artifical ingredients than the same product produced for Canada. Here's the kicker: NYT compared the two production lines and found that the coloring in the Canadian line is made from vegetable and fruit juice while the coloring in the United States line is chemically produced dye. But, NYT went on to claim that both product lines are the same and RFK's statements are false. https://www.yahoo.com/news/nyt-dragged-hilariously-botched-fact-203518224.html So, they're the same, despite being different from one another?

There it is again, with a serious lighting problem too.

Nothing is ever what it means. Take number and have a seat.

Good choice.

More succinctly, have I posted any pictures prior to October 24?

Ya know, it's a lot like flipping the light switch in your garage. You can follow exactly the same procedure five hundred times and have it work every time. When it fails later, you're going to assume something is wrong. Burned out bulb or what else? ?

Canada Dry or Bai?