@Robusto well, the closer we came to level 12, the more the activity rate dropped. Stupid, really. At 10 points to go we had one out of three people active. (And God knows for how many of them "active" was "log on once a day and spend a bar for 3/7 60/70".) Most of our farming material is now below us, soon we can only farm them for 1 point. So, short of getting 40 fresh mercs, I see no way for us to get the 350 points needed to reach the next level, for which the reward is useless.
I kind of want to get to level 150, just for shit and giggles, but for that I only need to log in once in a while and spend a bar on AF4.
But for the time being I'm just taking a break. My current goal being simply not to fire up the game today.
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Is the word 'whose' referring to an inanimate object correct in this sentence? Is there a more appropriate word?
Basically I'm wondering if a sentence like this is grammatically correct: "Meaning is thwarted by its delivery, whose poetry is relative to taste...
Dear next person who answers a question about a vs. an, whose vs. whichs, or the Oxford comma: you are awesome and I love you, but your answer will be deleted without further notice. Do not waste your time and mine. Thank you.
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Anything you could say has been said, seven times over, and much better, too.
The asker wastes time asking something that has been asked, the answerers waste time answering something that has been answered, and the mods waste time merging stuff that has been merged over and over and over again in the past.
@MattЭллен no idea. I think I could count them in the mod activity list, but the point is not that the number was huge, but that just one merge can amount to a mountain of work.
I wouldn't call it a disappointment, I wouldn't even say I expected more, but I dunno, I found Reservoir Dogs or Kill Bill II to be stronger.
There were lots of intense scenes in IB. Where I could barely breathe. But the thing is, I expected them. But I didn't know what else I had to expect, and turns out that there wasn't much.
Oh, and one thing was rather disturbing. Lots of allusions to, or even direct quotes from Kill Bill. Not dialogue, but visuals or music.
There were at least three tracks that I recognized from Kill Bill. One was identical, another one was a slight variation, and the third one was an allusion of sorts, but a rather obvious one to me.
here i can not understand use of "to be sorted"
Parallelizing a sequential sorting algorithm involves distributing the elements to be sorted onto the available processes
here i can not understand use of " by having "
We can perform comparison by having both processes send their elements to...
Does English allow one to put parentheses around more than one paragraph? Example:
Paragraph 1.
(Paragraph 2.
Paragraph 3.)
Paragraph 4.
(Of course, this is just a simple example. In reality, it looks more clean since the paragraphs are more than one line long, and are not se...
@RegDwightΒВBẞ8 Cool. What did you think? Hmm, reading on in the transcript, it seems like you were underwhelmed. I just drank it in for the texture and for the dialogue and for the performances, which were all fascinating. I'd put it in the top three Tarantino films.
I do wonder how it pans out for other sites. And what is the most hilarious combination in history. As in, you had a question about cars, and started typing "car", but then it got autocompleted to "oscars-2012" and you said, oh right, that one's okay as well.
The cinematography was excellent. But I knew it would be excellent. Christoph Waltz was spectacular. But I knew he would be spectacular. Two scenes had me at the edge of my seat, start to finish, but I knew these exact two scenes would have me at the edge of my seat, start to finish.
Now, what I didn't know was, oh say, the rest of the story, or, say, Brad Pitt's role in all of this, or whatever. Well, turns out there isn't much to the rest of the story, and Brad Pitt is basically nonexistent. Etc.
Maybe you're right. I kind of think that sort of thing put an end to the Soviet Union. When they became a punchline, they just sort of gave up. Yakov Smirnov brings down the commies. Who'da thunk it?
Well, glad you saw it anyway. See it again in the original. (I mean, why the fuck would you dub that movie? Kind of defeats the purpose. Cripples it, in a way.)
In fact for a brief moment I thought they'd replaced German with French, just like they replaced English with German. But that made no sense, obviously.
Salutation is the term used to describe the beginning of a letter or other correspondence. What is the term used for the closing of a letter? Here are some examples: Yours truly, Sincerely, Best wishes, Love?
Searching for 'antonym of salutation'1 was not helpful.
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I have a report due in soon and one of the pointers in the report guide is:
"Give a systematic analysis of the relevance of your placement to your degree programme, and vice-versa;"
Does anyone know how I would go about answering this question? I have tried googling but more or less every webpa...
My maths is up to the level of getting most of them, but that is actually detrimental to finding them funny, unless you define "funny" as "wanting to stab oneself in the eye with sharp things over and over again".
A mathematician trying to construct a joke is like a cobbler trying to construct a space shuttle. Not his line of business.