Is there a list comparing some key words in British / American / Canadian spelling? I assumed the Canadians basically used American English, maybe with some accent, but this suggests there is a real Canadian English, implying differences to other variants.
“Last Christmas I gave you my heart”
That’s not university level.
Earning my ways with programming almost anything on anything for 40 years, let me tell you that a) I’ve never needed anything I learned in my universities math courses, and b) mathematicians make horrible programmers because they might know the theory, but often lack on the real programming side.
Oh, just Reddit drama. I had hoped it was something serious.
While “Bild” is actually a horrible rag worth being published in England, this does not change the fact that AfD members are Nazis. And one was stupid enough to show it in the open.
He was stupid enough to show it. The rest of that pack is not a iota better.
It’s not a backup if they don’t have at least one rotation in physical possession.
Oh, they finally noticed?
Stupid people do stupid things. Like putting all apples in one basket.
Sometimes the lesson that needs to be learned in order to appreciate backups is hard…
Well, the US elected a Nazi government, too. Nothing new.
Some guys made a ten-hour film about paint drying to piss off the censors. Replacing the wall with about anybody would probably be a vast improvement…
The silent version of “Last christmas”. Way better than the original.
Saw a similar net here: “FBI Surveillance Van”. Fun fact: this is not in the US.
Well, at least LG has a range of TVs turned monitors, i.e. without all that “smart” shit. So they have a usable alternative, something other vendors don’t.
A “free to take” zone…
Well, Trump is talking nonsense about any topic he speaks of…
Tell this to my math teacher. On the other hand, school here is a bit tougher than in the US.