catmom46
Well-Known Member
What sane person doesn't like Nutella?
I guess I'm not sane then.
What sane person doesn't like Nutella?
I guess I'm not sane then.
I guess I'm not sane then.
That isn't news to me.
Now oatmeal, I love.Well, aren't you just a comforting bowl of oatmeal.
It doesn't sound like a good idea even when not eating dessert!Watching a show about a Victorian era surgeon while eating dessert is not a good idea.
The creator is a director whose films I like. I just wasn't expecting a primitive C-section scene a couple minutes in.It doesn't sound like a good idea even when not eating dessert!
The Knick?Watching a show about a Victorian era surgeon while eating dessert is not a good idea.
Yup, imagine how excited some us were when we thought Steven Soderbergh made a series about a NYC basketball team.The Knick?
The Knick?
"Devour Ye Ole Surgical Waste Here!"Yikes, when I Google it, the first result is a restaurant.
"Devour Ye Ole Surgical Waste Here!"
Not the most effective slogan made, but it's good to have a target market as a business.
Why? Why would you do that to yourself?Ahhh - I went looking in a different thread.
Once in a kingdom far, far away, a beautiful girl was born to a king & queen. The castle in which she was born was a structure to behold. The diagonals of the side walls divide each other into segments with lengths that are pairwise equal; in terms of the picture below, AE = DE, BE = CE (and AE ≠ CE if one wishes to exclude rectangles). Opposite angles are supplementary, which in turn implies that isosceles trapezoids are cyclic quadrilaterals, at least according to the fairy godmother who helped construct the magical castle.
But a jealous witch wanted to destroy the kingdom, and she knew too well that the castle would only fall if the ratio in which each diagonal is divided is equal to the ratio of the lengths of the parallel sides that they intersect, that is,
The length of each diagonal is, according to Ptolemy's theorem, given by
where a and b are the lengths of the parallel sides AD and BC, and c is the length of each leg AB and CD.
But luckily the witch miscalculated her assault, and the young princess & her kingdom lived happily ever after.
Just divide everything by 2.54.I don't get American math.
And I already made waffles.September 26
National Pancake Day
there is always dinnerAnd I already made waffles.
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