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07/06/2011 23:52 #54653
Phrases of the dayCategory: school
No murder today but lots of death and destruction anyway. Torts, tortuous conduct and tortfeasors are too easy for y'all. You need these:
07/05/2011 23:00 #54650
Word of the dayCategory: school
bailee, bailor, bailment.
heidi - 07/06/11 00:34
I'd much rather be thinking about negligees than negligence. Same root word?
Do you know how many variations of homicide there are? Maybe that'll be tomorrow's post since I can't keep them all straight.
I'd much rather be thinking about negligees than negligence. Same root word?
Do you know how many variations of homicide there are? Maybe that'll be tomorrow's post since I can't keep them all straight.
07/04/2011 19:44 #54641
Word of the dayCategory: school
asportation
uncutsaniflush - 07/05/11 09:51
I wouldn't get carried away about that word.
I wouldn't get carried away about that word.
07/02/2011 17:18 #54630
Progress WarCategory: school
Okay, my progress goals for today:
When does Code Blu open?
- finish constitutional law videos & outline.
- start criminal law & procedure notes. Should be able to finish that tomorrow.
When does Code Blu open?
heidi - 07/03/11 22:43
Also cleaned the bathroom today and did some errands. Tomorrow: clean bedroom, maybe see fireworks?
Also cleaned the bathroom today and did some errands. Tomorrow: clean bedroom, maybe see fireworks?
heidi - 07/03/11 22:42
Progress: finished conlaw. finished crim law notes. tomorrow: take progress test.
Progress: finished conlaw. finished crim law notes. tomorrow: take progress test.
paul - 07/02/11 20:06
Not sure but peaking through the windows the other day it looked not ready.
Not sure but peaking through the windows the other day it looked not ready.
07/02/2011 16:00 #54627
DinnerCategory: food
Cuban black bean soup with brown basmati rice.
metalpeter - 07/03/11 09:07
Wait you have to remember Dinner is Different if you are in PA Talk????? Buffalo Lunch time or latter is Dinner.... Buffalo Dinner time is Supper ...... I work with an old guy who grew up in PA (granted he started working early on like was common for some back then so he didn't have a lot of school so maybe it is really small town speak like dis and dat)... But that also isn't the only use of the word Dinner either.... It can be from the type of food you had..... Say you ate a dinner think meat, potatoes and veggies or something but had it in the morning it would still be a dinner you where eating (picture a frozen TV dinner as an example)........
Wait you have to remember Dinner is Different if you are in PA Talk????? Buffalo Lunch time or latter is Dinner.... Buffalo Dinner time is Supper ...... I work with an old guy who grew up in PA (granted he started working early on like was common for some back then so he didn't have a lot of school so maybe it is really small town speak like dis and dat)... But that also isn't the only use of the word Dinner either.... It can be from the type of food you had..... Say you ate a dinner think meat, potatoes and veggies or something but had it in the morning it would still be a dinner you where eating (picture a frozen TV dinner as an example)........
tinypliny - 07/02/11 18:23
Fair enough. But still 4:00?! You should call it high tea - just so you can be differentiated from the people on my former street who, without fail, ALL had dinner at 4:00 and went to bed at 8:00 or max 9:00. The 9:00 PM bedtime people were infamously known in "inner-circles" as the "party-folks". I was known as the owl.
Fair enough. But still 4:00?! You should call it high tea - just so you can be differentiated from the people on my former street who, without fail, ALL had dinner at 4:00 and went to bed at 8:00 or max 9:00. The 9:00 PM bedtime people were infamously known in "inner-circles" as the "party-folks". I was known as the owl.
heidi - 07/02/11 17:16
Well, I'm hungry and it's not breakfast food -> "dinner".
Well, I'm hungry and it's not breakfast food -> "dinner".
tinypliny - 07/02/11 16:56
You are having dinner at 4:00? I thought that was peculiar to Rochester.
You are having dinner at 4:00? I thought that was peculiar to Rochester.
metalpeter - 07/02/11 16:47
Don't know if I would like it but looks good....
Don't know if I would like it but looks good....
heheh yes, but obvious for ostriches who stick their heads into the sand after spotting peril (me!)
Oblivious. Much more accurate.
State of obvious peril. Yes, that sounds pretty accurate.