Diluted to such an extent that almost nothing of its essence remains, homeopathic remedies are still a billion dollar industry.
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A billion dollar industry is what PowerWorld Enterprises used to be back in the day when our growing company had yet to reach the multi-trillion dollar status it enjoys today.
Today we are bigger than the Beatles.
The Beatles would have made a good backup band for Olivia Newton-John.
Olivia Newton-John does not get talked about enough.
Enough of a good thing (like ONJ) can never be had.
Had I more time, I would wax poetic on the beatific stylings of Olivia Newton-John, but dinner calls.
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Had the Divine Dave posted anything other than her undying, and unrequited, love for ONJ, I would have been shocked AND appalled.
I didn't get her then, and I certainly do not get her now.
WHAT THE...
Dinner calls and tells me it's leftovers.
I didn't get her then, and I certainly do not get her now.
WHAT THE...
Dinner calls and tells me it's leftovers.
Leftovers for dinner is not a bad way to go because a lot of meals taste better the second time around.
Hey Anyacat...did you just refer to me as "her"?
Hey Anyacat...did you just refer to me as "her"?
The second time around just means a lot of times that you know what you're doing.
Dave is a "her?"
Well if Anyacat thinks Dave is a "her" then that would explain why she doesn't get ONJ.
Dave is a "her?"
Well if Anyacat thinks Dave is a "her" then that would explain why she doesn't get ONJ.
What you're doing on your own time is your own business.
Well I can assure Anyacat and anyone else that I am indeed a guy. Kind of reminds me though of all those months when we thought Silkie was a guy too...LOL!
Well I can assure Anyacat and anyone else that I am indeed a guy. Kind of reminds me though of all those months when we thought Silkie was a guy too...LOL!
Your own business doing what you like to do sounds like the best kind of career move.
The best kind of career move would be to join the non-Executive PowerWorld staff because, eventually, you would get to the Executive Board and some of us know how absolutely awesome that is.
Of course, none of us ever leave so the chances of moving up from non-Executive staff to Executive staff is pretty slim.
Of course, none of us ever leave so the chances of moving up from non-Executive staff to Executive staff is pretty slim.
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Anyacat
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How absolutely awesome that is that we all KNOW that the Divine Dave is a he and not a she or a shim and not only a he, but a he who caught my convoluted typing.
May I point our that I refer to The Divine Dave as The Divine Dave, which pretty much proves that I KNOW Dave is a he but I can't type these days or make much sense. It must be my cult-like devotion to Zooville on Facebook and now I have Cafe World to deal with, not to mention my failing farm on Farmville. My eyes hurt.
May I point our that I refer to The Divine Dave as The Divine Dave, which pretty much proves that I KNOW Dave is a he but I can't type these days or make much sense. It must be my cult-like devotion to Zooville on Facebook and now I have Cafe World to deal with, not to mention my failing farm on Farmville. My eyes hurt.
Typing on the internets is hard!
Hard things for me in school included geometry.
Geometry was the only class in my 13 years of school (includes kindergarten) that I ever failed. I'm just glas at my high school you only needed 3 years of Math to pass otherwise I would've had to go to summer school. - Summer school. Those two words don't belong together. Anyway Geometry really sucks. Part of the problem is I have ADD, 2 I couldn't perceive the angles, and 3 I didn't get how I could apply Geometry to what I wanted to do in like. I told the teacher I wanted to be a radio DJ. And she said well the tone arm on the turntable hits the record at a certain angle. What is the degree of the angle? And I told her that's never gonna come up.
Geometry was the only class in my 13 years of school (includes kindergarten) that I ever failed. I'm just glas at my high school you only needed 3 years of Math to pass otherwise I would've had to go to summer school. - Summer school. Those two words don't belong together. Anyway Geometry really sucks. Part of the problem is I have ADD, 2 I couldn't perceive the angles, and 3 I didn't get how I could apply Geometry to what I wanted to do in like. I told the teacher I wanted to be a radio DJ. And she said well the tone arm on the turntable hits the record at a certain angle. What is the degree of the angle? And I told her that's never gonna come up.
Outcluded geometry may have been a challenge for some but it was something I could have done with my eyes closed.
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Anyacat
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With my eyes closed was not the way to solve my math problems.
No problems with geometry but algebra remains a mystery.
No problems with geometry but algebra remains a mystery.
Problems in math were never a problem for me until multivariate statistics and factor analysis.
In less than two weeks the prof was racing through orthogonal vectors and n-spaces like it was basic addition. Then we had to start figuring the same equations over indiscriminate time intervals. I was hopelessly lost. If the final hadn't been open-book and we hadn't had access to the past 10 years of his tests (this was allowed; it was grad school), there is no way I would've passed. If you were to show me that same textbook today, I couldn't get past page 3 or 4.
In less than two weeks the prof was racing through orthogonal vectors and n-spaces like it was basic addition. Then we had to start figuring the same equations over indiscriminate time intervals. I was hopelessly lost. If the final hadn't been open-book and we hadn't had access to the past 10 years of his tests (this was allowed; it was grad school), there is no way I would've passed. If you were to show me that same textbook today, I couldn't get past page 3 or 4.