Shred 41 -They're neck & neck down the homestretch

Henry Plainview wrote:   rushfan4 wrote: I remember way back in the day when I was a college student hearing that there was a law in Florida against tieing your alligator to a fire hydrant. And yet, nope.   Makes sense.  And I guess it was a Michigan ordinance.  I guess I was thinking it was Florida because of the whole alligator thing.  Don't see too many of those wondering around in Michigan.   Which reminds me of the law that attempted suicide was a crime punishable by death. Also nope.

Not sure how your link creates a nope.  It was certainly treated as a felony, and no where does it say that it wasn't subject to death, unless I didn't read that part.

I've never believed any of those goofy laws, even if some might technically be real.

#1: 8AM to 8PM classes, WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
#2: I'm trying to settle on what to firmly believe: that I'll die from cancer (because it runs in the family) or from a heart fail (because I'm having some strange burns lately)
#3: so i'm listening to this Bert Jansch album and i think it's really nice k
#4: is it that wrong to want (I mean, desire) to spend New Year's Eve in Bruges? I've been bickering with my folks for two hours now: that I'll turn into an icycle, that it isn't the season for it, that I won't get the full flavor of it, that <further weather-related warnings>, that Bruges is a one-day stroll kind of a city...
#5: my aesthetics teacher looks like a f**ked-up Goofy


Edited by Ricochet - October 13 2011 at 13:30

colorofmoney91 wrote: 98 on my SQL midterm :D hai, how is everyone?

SELECT grade FROM test WHERE grade LIKE "good";

SQL is basically just learning to talk like a old foreign woman trying to learn English.

Deathrabbit wrote: A Person wrote: Not knowing SQL probably lost me a chance at a nice job. SQL aint too bad, man. Just read a few tutorials and you can achieve a decent competency at it. Now, Prolog, that'll curl your noodle.

I'm sure it's simple but now it doesn't matter so OH WELL

This particular bag of oolong tea tastes faintly of fish.

I wish I could buy oolong tea but I can't find any around here.

colorofmoney91 wrote: A Person wrote: I wish I could buy oolong tea but I can't find any around here. I'm sure there is an Asian market in your closest city.

Closest city is too far to go just for tea :(

A Person wrote: colorofmoney91 wrote: A Person wrote: I wish I could buy oolong tea but I can't find any around here. I'm sure there is an Asian market in your closest city. Closest city is too far to go just for tea :(