...(Some of the old-timers have this problem occasionally, also.) This is a list of the more common short-form terms in use on the rec.arts.anime.* newsgroups (technically speaking, these aren't all "acronyms", but most people call them that anyway). Anthony D. Baranyi would like to remind everyone of one point of good netiquette: I'd ...

...(Some of the old-timers have this problem occasionally, also.) This is a list of the more common short-form terms in use on the rec.arts.anime.* newsgroups (technically speaking, these aren't all "acronyms", but most people call them that anyway). Anthony D. Baranyi would like to remind everyone of one point of good netiquette: I'd ...

...(Some of the old-timers have this problem occasionally, also.) This is a list of the more common short-form terms in use on the rec.arts.anime.* newsgroups (technically speaking, these aren't all "acronyms", but most people call them that anyway). Anthony D. Baranyi would like to remind everyone of one point of good netiquette: I'd ...

..., "Richard J." <rjnews0811@blueukder.co.yon> wrote: In France, most cards are debit cards, and it's true that credit cards are used less than in the UK. Technically speaking, you are right, of course, but most people refer to their Visa card as a "carte de crédit", even though it isn't. The question to Rian (who anyway...

...(Some of the old-timers have this problem occasionally, also.) This is a list of the more common short-form terms in use on the rec.arts.anime.* newsgroups (technically speaking, these aren't all "acronyms", but most people call them that anyway). Anthony D. Baranyi would like to remind everyone of one point of good netiquette: I'd ...

... playing around with those Dead Sea sandal wearers when I was mucking about in the Ark of The Covenant. Heh. Had them carrying me around everywhere. Lol! Pretty funny, all right. And how would that differ from idolatry? Technically speaking, of course. TCross

...(Some of the old-timers have this problem occasionally, also.) This is a list of the more common short-form terms in use on the rec.arts.anime.* newsgroups (technically speaking, these aren't all "acronyms", but most people call them that anyway). Anthony D. Baranyi would like to remind everyone of one point of good netiquette: I'd ...

On 1 May, 01:02, Erwin Hessle <er...@erwinhessle.com> wrote: On Apr 30, 6:56 pm, The Speaking Clock <harlequin...@live.co.uk> wrote: On 1 May, 00:37, ... you raise here can be considered in light of the functional qualities of what I've been discussing as a "cue." A cue, technically speaking, is an object or event, but the cue function requires that the object or event be perceived and that it be ...

On Apr 30, 6:56 pm, The Speaking Clock <harlequin...@live.co.uk> wrote: On 1 May, 00:37, Erwin Hessle <er...@erwinhessle.com> wrote: ...philosophical issue you raise here can be considered in light of the functional qualities of what I've been discussing as a "cue." A cue, technically speaking, is an object or event, but the cue function requires that the object or event be perceived and that it be predictive of other ...

...: The philosophical issue you raise here can be considered in light of the functional qualities of what I've been discussing as a "cue." A cue, technically speaking, is an object or event, but the cue function requires that the object or event be perceived and that it be predictive of other objects or events. ...