[Archive c 17.03.2008] Humour [Archive to 28.04.2012] - page 235
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Yeah
And this is for you.
Thank you! I've never seen a rose like that!
:)))
Who the hell knows what it is
Right. That's the kind of data:
The ones under palm trees in the southern seas, tribute to fashion, etc. And where do you get your data from.
Are you an expert?
Is it so difficult, without quibbling, to answer three questions?
Here we go again, not "Speed Info"!
Answer. (What's the question, is the answer!)
1. Why do I think it's more prestigious and profitable to study dolphins than pigs? Because I have this opinion by virtue of the obviousness of the situation! Perhaps someone has a different opinion on this matter?
2. The second answer follows from the first. Few people will wish to experiment with pigs in an out-of-state low-financial research institute, but to drive over the southern seas and attolls, performing unnecessary work on "studying" a dozen or two dolphin whistles there will be so many willing that no one will fail! And financing of such expedition will be much more generous. And the material will suffice for tens of unnecessary dissertations because the results can be interpreted variously (- it is impossible to check up, and nobody will check up, - it was not written for check up!)
3. Am I a specialist ? Certainly not for dolphins and pigs.
Svetlana! You are probably an impressionable person and you are a little offended for noble dolphins, which I compare here "down-to-earth" with ordinary animals. But I look soberly at the realities of everyday life. If they write stories about dolphins, it means that somebody benefits from it.
In other words (for example) - when they tell on brokerage company web-site that spread increase is made for clients' good - then you just need to think realistically - who benefits from it?
Response. (What's the question, is the answer!)
1. Why do I think it is more prestigious and profitable to study dolphins than pigs? Because I have this opinion because of the obviousness of the situation! Perhaps someone else has a different opinion on this matter?
2. The second answer follows from the first. Few people will wish to experiment with pigs in an out-of-state low-financial research institute, but to drive over the southern seas and attolls, performing unnecessary work on "studying" a dozen or two dolphin whistles there will be so many willing that no one will fail! And financing of such expedition will be much more generous. And the material will suffice for tens of unnecessary dissertations because the results can be interpreted variously (- it is impossible to check up, and nobody will check up, - it was not written for check up!)
3. Am I a specialist ? Certainly not for dolphins and pigs.
Svetlana! You are probably an impressionable person and you are a little offended for noble dolphins, which I compare here "down-to-earth" with ordinary animals. But I look soberly at the realities of everyday life. If they write stories about dolphins, it means that somebody benefits from it.
In other words (for example) - when on brokerage company's site they tell you that spread increase is for clients' good - then you need to think realistically - who benefits from it?
We are not an expert, does not understand the subject, but "it seems to me", so he has an opinion.
Therefore, he presents his "down-to-earth" fantasies about the southern seas and exotic islands as a truth.
That's why they sling mud at everyone involved.
Sorry, nothing personal.
It's always like this - he is not an expert, he does not understand the subject, but "it seems to me", so he has an opinion.
Therefore he passes off his "down-to-earth" fantasies about the southern seas and exotic islands as the truth.
That's why they sling mud at everyone involved.
Sorry, nothing personal.
Do you, I'm sorry, have a personal relationship with dolphins?
Do you, I'm sorry, have something personal to do with dolphins?
Does it have to be something personal to not be allowed to sling slop?
Yeah, and I'm sick of expats like that.
By the way, dolphins are not ordinary animals (they differ from ordinary animals and are closer to humans), because they, like humans, have sex for pleasure, not only for procreation, like all other animals.
Also because they can play. For fun.
Like a dog chasing a bee.
Oh, those dolphins