They put CILANTRO on my carnitas super taco! What's wrong with these idiots? Don't they realize that some people, especially honest law-abiding USA citizens, HATE cilantro? Why don't they ask, or put up a big red sign that says "specify if you want cilantro or not." For Pete's sake, they asked about the hot sauce, so how much more trouble would it be to ask about cilantro? Lazy bums.
And it got all mixed up with the guacamole, and was *really* hard to pick out.
No, they'd say you were a liar and toss your letter in the stove to keep warm. No one could have it this good. Face it, even the "poor" have it far better than our grand parents did.
...and the average person living to 80, rather than '40... HORRIBLE!
BTW, the average divorce rate might be 50%, but that includes multiple divorces. ...seems those that can't survive living with one spouse have problems with the second, third...
This is a problem, exacerbated by the government. ...you forgot to mention the lie of single mothers and thir children doing just fine without a father. It doesn't work that way.
You might want to slant your troll more to the center. Problems exist, but it's not as you propose.
Let's also say that the POR (Plain Old Resistor) comprises the generator resistance plus some fixed resistance, and that the generator is putting out a 1MHz sinusoid at a couple of volts or so.
Now let's take an LED and shine it on the LDR, like this:
GEN1 is another signal generator, but its output is set at 1000 Hz and, at the moment, its output is cranked down to zero.
Now, we hook a scope from E2 to ground and adjust the DC supply so that we get a conveniently viewable 1MHz waveform at E2, say a volt or so.
Now, we crank up the output of GEN1 while watching the scope, and what do we behold? A 1MHz signal actually being modulated by 1000Hz through the miracle of linear modulation!!!
And now, (hands Phil the tanto) Phil, it's your turn...
Let's also say that the POR (Plain Old Resistor) comprises the generator resistance plus some fixed resistance, and that the generator is putting out a 1MHz sinusoid at a couple of volts or so.
Now let's take an LED and shine it on the LDR, like this:
GEN1 is another signal generator, but its output is set at 1000 Hz and, at the moment, its output is cranked down to zero.
Now, we hook a scope from E2 to ground and adjust the DC supply so that we get a conveniently viewable 1MHz waveform at E2, say a volt or so.
Now, we crank up the output of GEN1 while watching the scope, and what do we behold? A 1MHz signal actually being modulated by 1000Hz through the miracle of linear modulation!!!
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When you can\'t debate it without losing, it becomes "another
nauseating load of John Fields\' public masturbation" and you snip
it?
I think that\'s what I\'d call a "Philter".
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