There's a thread within this.Asked petrol cashier “Why, randomly, when filling up the nozzle cuts out sometimes but not other?”
It’s because if you let your tank get low, air fills in and the censor on the end of the nozzle is triggered believing the tank to be full.
“Thanks Petrol guy! Well, I never knew that…”
Is this the new "Where can I watch a game in ..." tactic? Good old Johnny 3 Cars.
Noo, My wife has a car, I have a car and my daughter(now back home) also has a car.Is this the new "Where can I watch a game in ..." tactic? Good old Johnny 3 Cars.
It’s not just a tautology; it’s repetitive and redundant.
Why is it that when something is difficult it‘s an uphill struggle but if you fail it’s downhill from now on in. Weird.
Decimated originally related to the Roman army when a legionary cohort of the early empire consisted of six centuriae, or centuries, each consisting of 80 legionaries, for a total of 480 legionaries. Early in the Republic, each centuria consisted of 100 men, a Centurion was in charge of a cohort if that cohort was found guilty of some crime serious enough then the punishment might be decimation (from the Latin decimatio removal of a tenth') in which every tenth man in a group was executed by members of his own cohort
Or strictly speaking, the Roman military practice of executing 10 % of soldiers as a punishment, and an incentive for the rest to comply!!
Sounds like a technique that FH could use, perhaps. That should sharpen the focus of the squad I would think.
The honey wagon driver shows his jealousy again,
I’d never stopped to think why to rabbit on meant to talk lots, and I had no idea it was Cockney rhyming slang until now.
