i think he delivers soda

you mean 0

i should get a tattoo of a butt with a butt tattoo, on my butt

The Hundred Year Starship: The Nasa mission that will take astronauts to Mars and leave them there forever
By Niall Firth
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Nasa is planning an audacious mission to send a manned spacecraft on a one-way trip to permanently settle on other planets.
The ambitious idea is known as the Hundred Years Starship and would send astronauts to colonise planets like Mars, knowing they could never come home.
NASA Ames Director Pete Worden revealed that one of NASA

btw is it true that you need a different sitting for each color?

I would request a transfer to a different store as the simplest way out for them

If its a client then you don't have to follow their policy but they don't have to hire you either; transfer solves that one.

if its your own company policy then complain that long sleeves are a hazard and ask for a transfer, if they can't read between the lines complain to OSHA about long sleeves

you guys fight so much you'd think you were married

have fun today Tia

did it look like this?

<sirens>

[BOOMs]

One time there was some argument about American airpower and Einstein and I mentioned the "arclight" raids of Vietnam, where 3 B-52's dropped their full payload on a square kilometer

that being 108 500-pound bombs

which I demonstrated by saying BOOM 108 times

the full horror of this has never been tolerated since 

TI  The effects of gamma-irradiation of Pilsner beer.
DA  01 Apr 1987
DT  Journal Article
AU  Delcour, J. A.; Roey, G. van; Delvaux, F.
PY  1986
AD  Lab. voor Toegepaste Organische Scheikunde, Katholieke Univ. te Leuven, Kardinaal Mercierlaan 92, B-3030 Heverlee, Belgium
SO  Journal of the Institute of Brewing 92 (6) 591-593
RF  14 ref.
LA  English
SN  0046-9750
AB  A commercial Belgian Pilsner beer was irradiated with 0, 40, 80 and 120 krad of &#947;-rays from 137Cs. Analysis of the resultant beers showed that analytical data for polyphenolics to a great extent had remained unaffected, that the treatment had no impact upon liability to haze formation, pH, foam stability and levels of dimethyl sulphide, ethyl acetate, isoamyl acetate, and diacetyl. There was an increase in concn. of acetaldehyde, and a small decrease in concn. of iso-&#945;-acids and n-propanol, the changes being roughly proportional to the dosage applied. The sum of the fast and the moderately fast reducing agents increased with increasing irradiation dosages and in the same way the concn. of slow reducing agents diminished. The treatment at the same time led to drastic loss of colour. The flavour of irradiated beer is totally unacceptable, even at the lowest dosages, the odour reminding one of hydrogen sulphide.
KW  ACCEPTABILITY; BEER; CONSUMER RESPONSE; GAMMA RAYS; IRRADIATION

http://www.fstadirect.com/GetRecord.aspx?AN=1987-04-H-0025

damn, all we could think of was blowing up cities   crazy ass Belgians

so it's the one star they got in their review?