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Different dictionary. I still use one with paper (Webster) because it's faster for me. It generally gives me definitions of proper usage rather than common usage. Although it looks like Webster has changed it since my edition.
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Survey: Wendy's Drive-Thrus Are Fastest
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Oh, and the exit is only one lane wide, so you can't very well sit and check your order without causing further back-up. I think that lends to the probelm, as they drive-thru crew can get lax and still deal with a decreased number of complaints because it's too much of a hassel for a lot of people to go back and have it fixed.
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I'm sure we can fill an entire thread with drive-thru stories.
I don't normally use them for various reasons. The biggest is that I don't go fast-food often enough to know what I want, or what's on the menu. So I need to linger and ponder before ordering. I was more impressed at the spin on the story. Since Wendy's is an Ohio company, the locals seem to be bending over backwards for a positive story. HQ being near Fazor, I'm sure he's going to see even more. Even our "ooh, bad" station has the identical positive spin. Not to mention, they don't say how fast by how much, or how many drive-thrus are considered. Oh; we can also throw this one in... Quote:
*Wendy's is? Wendys'? Arrg... sounds funny.
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You know what I found sad? They recently (last year or three...or so) closed the first Wendy's ever opened... which was made sadder still by the fact that it was near the now defunct original COSI.
Granted the new COSI location is nicer and in a better area...but the sentimental value isn't there. Oh well, change happens I suppose. But I still fondly remember the field trips we'd take, followed by a trip across the street to the original Wendy's.
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Is anybody else tempted to quote Leo Getz from "Lethal Weapon 2" here?
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DNA fingerprinting could reveal your surname
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"In the study, scientists examined four famillies with different surnames. In nearly all instances, those who shared genetic links also had the same surnames. With the exception of one case, in which the subject's dna more closely matched that of a milk man, surname and DNA showed a very strong relationship."
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See the attached thumbnail.
This one's interesting. Incase the picture doesn't come through well, it's a small carton of orange juice. The top flap says "Open" with an arrow pointing to the 'flap'. On the flap, it says "Please use straw hole". Now, that on it's own just seems like "We're giving you the option to open like a traditional carton, but we prefer if you use the straw." Mildly funny. Thing is, the other day I had one where I couldn't use the straw (the side of the carton was dented, and the hole was not punctured well enough, so that the carton just collapsed if you tried to press, and the amount of force required would have sent OJ airborne upon sucessfull "strawing". Very Leslie Neilson, if I do say so. So I think, fine, I'll just open the flap. Wrong. It's glued in such a way that you cannot open the flap. Well, I could, but only with assistance from a sharp knife. It is in no way designed to be opened that way. Which means the "Open" is just a way to get you to look. They might as well add "HA! TRICKED YA! NOW USE THE STRAW-HOLE, FOOL!" Why put the "open" there if that's not a way to open it? *shrug*
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But; the package is specifically scored for opening that end, so why overglue it? It seems like a 50-50 proposition either way.
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I'm glad I don't vote in Virginia.
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http://www.wnbc.com/news/17777917/detail.html
The title is: "Police: Suspect Steals Cash, Leaves Thumb" ok, given that online headlines are often truncated, I read that as "....leaves thumbprint". But no, supect actually left thumb!!!
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