...a record breaking cold day, or Al Gore endorsing Howard Dean and his stance on the war just prior to the capture of Saddam Hussein." Here's a pretty decent rule of thumb: If someone is complaining about the "right-wing media bias," he or she is likely someone so far removed from reality that you would be wise to politely ...

On Sep 11, 12:03�am, nfm <ninjamaste...@gmail.com> wrote: hey stupidfuck, here's a rule of thumb: you get the respect that you GIVE. We agree on something! �One has to wonder why the ninja master doesn't just bend Sgt Pain (that's his sidekick on his website who incidentaly has the same email address as ninja master himself) like no ...

...'t be bothered to address his own incoherent moron yappings. Instead, he feels self-righteous enough to lecture us on response etiquette. hey stupidfuck, here's a rule of thumb: you get the respect that you GIVE. comprende, fucking moron? One has to wonder why the ninja master doesn't just bend Sgt Pain (that...

...horses) with the average woman. there will always be exceptions to the rule. we're talking about the RULE here, dumbfuck. pay attention. Women EXPECT to be treated like "ladies" and EXPECT "gentlemen" to ...your ankles. no spanking fantasies are going to take place you sick bastard. there's a rule of thumb fucking morons like you never quite learn-- you get the respect you give. obviously you know...

... but I've had that slot for quite some time. How many pilots will they need for the fleet of A380s and how many Ten crews per aircraft is a rule-of-thumb number that I read somewhere many years ago. I wonder if that's still valid. Less than that. I think it's more like 6.5 crews per aircraft, but ...

... Peg <SquarePeg@Round.Hole> writes: [...small pot, lots of leaf, multiple steeps...] How much tea, how much water, what time and temp? It depends, but a rule of thumb I use is 7g, 100ml, and mostly boiling water, sometimes cooler. 7 grams of tea for 100ml of water? That's half a cup? Do you drink just ...

... times. Oolongs and Pu'ers support this; greens and blacks/reds, not so much. How much tea, how much water, what time and temp? It depends, but a rule of thumb I use is 7g, 100ml, and mostly boiling water, sometimes cooler. 7 grams of tea for 100ml of water? That's half a cup? Do you drink just half a cup at a ...

... Oolongs and Pu'ers support this; greens and blacks/reds, not so much. How much tea, how much water, what time and temp? It depends, but a rule of thumb I use is 7g, 100ml, and mostly boiling water, sometimes cooler. Time is usually near instant pour at first (usually after an initial rinse), then gradually longer steeps, as ...

... I've had that slot for quite some time. How many pilots will they need for the fleet of A380s and how many Ten crews per aircraft is a rule-of-thumb number that I read somewhere many years ago. I wonder if that's still valid. Less than that. I think it's more like 6.5 crews per aircraft, but it differs ...

.... And it's important to use cooler (180F) water when steeping green, light oolong and white teas. And remember to not over-steep, or your tea will taste bitter. Rule of thumb is 5 min. for most black, 7 min. for dark oolong and white, and only 3 min. for light oolong and green teas. I use around 3 mins for...