What a fantastic thread.
Happy Leap Day, everyone.
Happy Leap Day, everyone.
what age it safe to give children coffee?
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If he was deployed so much, I wonder about the timeline for a few of those10 kids' conceptions. I'm sure he does too.
So he really is the guy with the hockey stick? That's the only reason I could see for getting upset at that post. Calm down before you stroke out, bro.
I'm not sure I've said one word about the dude that I actually think is true. You're the jackass here, not him. I bet he joined the military in order to get away from his in-laws ...
He served in the military so a jackass like yourself can spout off any thing they want.
Your wife has to be SERIOUSLY in the wrong for you to take someone else's side. If it's something as harmless as coffee and my baby brother's hurt feelings... yeah I'm going to take the side of the person that I'm boning on a regular basis. I'll buy him a beer later, and tell him he was probably right.
As for coffee, a little bit isn't going to do anything. I'm not even sure if the whole "stuning a child's growth" thing is true anymore. Over the last decade, coffee has been on the rise in terms of a "health" food. Just don't load it with sugar and dairy.
Either way, I can't imagine a 5-year old thought it was any good. Might as well give her some bourbon now and ensure she doesn't drink until 18+..
I had no idea you could get an actual Bachelor's degree in robotics (I looked it up. It's legit). I thought they were all BSEE/BSME degrees with emphasis on automation. I guess I don't understand the logic behind that degree in this situation b/c the majority of the world's automated assembly robotics come from overseas (Asian). It's all purchase-place-program implementation on this side of the pond when it comes to manufacturing/assembly. It's just cheaper that way. Now, if it's home automation or of military discipline, I understand that as they have that here.
So, is the guy wanting to learn how to design and engineer actual robotics or how to program and implement them into an manu/assy system, which is obviously where his expertise lie? Are we talking harmonic drive stabilization, servos and pneumatic end effectors or are we talking resulting vectors, work envelopes, PLC's and Wheatstone bridges? Home automation? Drone design? Mechanical pack mules? This is need-to-know stuff, b/c one direction is quite promising. The other will lead him down the path of the CADbot with no OT and possibly less income than he's dragging in right now.
So, is the guy wanting to learn how to design and engineer actual robotics or how to program and implement them into an manu/assy system, which is obviously where his expertise lie? Are we talking harmonic drive stabilization, servos and pneumatic end effectors or are we talking resulting vectors, work envelopes, PLC's and Wheatstone bridges? Home automation? Drone design? Mechanical pack mules? This is need-to-know stuff, b/c one direction is quite promising. The other will lead him down the path of the CADbot with no OT and possibly less income than he's dragging in right now.
I have never discussed this with him. I know that the company he presently works for has approached him a few times with the offer to pay for his education. He didn't bother to tell them that he was under the GI Bill. He moved up through this company pretty fast. He hadn't been with them much over a year when they implemented a third shift and made him the lead man. I would have to assume he is capable in his field. He is also smart enough to not waste time on a degree that is almost killing him with no reward.
This is great entertainment. Dude is losing his mind.
Ahhhh, never stop being you, The Paddock.
Ahhhh, never stop being you, The Paddock.
[laughing] That turned quickly.
Back to original question. Either don't tell Super Mom OR make sure she's cool with it. I was drinking soft drinks at like 5-6 and they're WAY worse than regular coffee.
Back to original question. Either don't tell Super Mom OR make sure she's cool with it. I was drinking soft drinks at like 5-6 and they're WAY worse than regular coffee.
Just wanted to lend my support to coffee for kids. Great way to boost them in the morning or the evening.
On days that I don't have to be at the studio, I like to head down to the local roller rink and pass out cigarettes. These kids today have no idea what burning down a crispy will do for your anxiety. Flick the Bic and ditch the bitchin'.....what I always say.
As I've also said before, I enjoy taking a nice stroll past my local Christian church and talking young / impressionable teenagers into abortions. Why should anyone tell them what to do with their bodies? I'm not giving them the abortion. I'm just telling them they should probably do it.
On days that I don't have to be at the studio, I like to head down to the local roller rink and pass out cigarettes. These kids today have no idea what burning down a crispy will do for your anxiety. Flick the Bic and ditch the bitchin'.....what I always say.
As I've also said before, I enjoy taking a nice stroll past my local Christian church and talking young / impressionable teenagers into abortions. Why should anyone tell them what to do with their bodies? I'm not giving them the abortion. I'm just telling them they should probably do it.
Opened this thread directly on the 2nd page...have no idea what's going on. Thought it was about coffee and read about robots and soldiers...will now click back button to exit out.
5500 square feet in lexington go for around 3/4 of a mill, unless we're talking an abandoned pre engineered building fitted up for residential use. Ex miltary working maintenance at a factory ain't pulling that kind of scrilla.
It depends where it is. You can easily get into something recently built like that in the 400-500's.
Quadruple wide trailers can get up to 6000 square feet.
In the modern era, there is a lot of collaberation between American and British forces.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Mildenhall
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Mildenhall
Smart ***. For your information the US Air Force uses several RAF bases in England. (Fairford, Mildenhall, Lakenheath, Mennowith Hill and a couple of others. Some of the bases are occupied by British and American troops. Maybe if you was to get out of mom's basement you would learn something. It makes you look foolish to ridicule a statement by another that is correct.
I was actually wrong. When I get done finishing their walk out basement in a few weeks, it will only be 5280 sq ft. Some of you people are so full of it.
Perhaps David Koresh is really alive?!?
Sounds like the 5280sf walk-out basement may contain a sunken school bus bunker of breeders.
Whoever this Renaissance man is, he has a spell over his Father in Law. Creepymeter is pinned @11...
Sounds like the 5280sf walk-out basement may contain a sunken school bus bunker of breeders.
Whoever this Renaissance man is, he has a spell over his Father in Law. Creepymeter is pinned @11...
I guess that does sound like a lot of space for a school teacher that probably lives in a 700 ft slab house.
I guess if that is the way you want to label it. I guess a school teacher would be a perfectionist. You seem to be a perfect azz?
This statement would lead me to believe that if any of your children are married you are ashamed of their spouses. It seems likely that they are married to losers.
There's your admission, folks. Guards, seize him. Off with his account.