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Wynter wrote:Hmmm... a colleague this morning was suggesting that I buy a humidifier, because I woke up this morning with a dry throat.

With the humidity low and waking up with dry throat usually gets me sick or near-sick, so I typically fire up the humidifier as a precaution the night before.

which is amazing considering I work with kids all day.

Avoiding contact and wearing a hazmat suit always works.

bmwracer wrote:
Avoiding contact and wearing a hazmat suit always works.

Yup! I'm trying to start a fashion trend at school. :mrgreen:

Wynter wrote:Yup! I'm trying to start a fashion trend at school. :mrgreen:

Teachers should always lead. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Teachers should always lead. :victory:

Tell that to the teens. :shakehead:

Wynter wrote:

Hmmm... a colleague this morning was suggesting that I buy a humidifier, because I woke up this morning with a dry throat.

I'm better now tho, after some water. I'll take it into consideration. I don't usually get sick. And if I do, it's usually just once a year - which is amazing considering I work with kids all day.

it's the fresh juice....

Tu_triky wrote:

it's the fresh juice....

I like to squeeze it myself.

Wynter wrote:

I like to squeeze it myself.

I use a juicer.....carrots, apples, tomatoes, etc.

Tu_triky wrote:

I use a juicer.....carrots, apples, tomatoes, etc.

I only use a juicer for carrots/celery juice.

But like lime (sometimes for water, sometimes for tea) and oranges I like to squeeze.

Wynter wrote:

I only use a juicer for carrots/celery juice.

But like lime (sometimes for water, sometimes for tea) and oranges I like to squeeze.

Yeah....I just throw in a half a lime or half a lemon sometimes.

I like to squeeze lime too.

tabana wrote:I like to squeeze lime too.

:lol:

Wynter wrote:I like to squeeze it myself.

Another hands-on type of person. :victory:

Australian scientists decode whale sounds

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian scientists studying humpback whales sounds say they have begun to decode the whale's mysterious communication system, identifying male pick-up lines and motherly warnings.


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Where were these guys when the Enterprise needed them in Star Trek IV - The Voyage Home? :beaten:

If you think Babel Fish translations of Japanese news of our beloved idols is bad, check this out:

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thtl wrote:If you think Babel Fish translations of Japanese news of our beloved idols is bad, check this out:

babel_fish_insults_dutch_foreign_minister.

Roflmao! That gave me a good laugh. "The mother"! :dielaughing:
Thanks for posting.

:rofl:

The babelfish is a load of crap like all automated translation. It can't even translate from 2 Latin based languages. You can't expect much when translating from Hebrew to English. I can't believe no one speak English there. They are journalist. :shakehead:

tabana wrote::rofl:
The babelfish is a load of crap like all automated translation. It can't even translate from 2 Latin based languages. You can't expect much when translating from Hebrew to English. I can't believe no one speak English there. They are journalist. :shakehead:

That's exactly what you get.....babel.

Hunter X Hunter is evern better the second time around.
Im watching it when the fevers down.

STAY WELL EVERYONE!!!!!! :fingerscrossed: :fingerscrossed:

tabana wrote::rofl:

The babelfish is a load of crap like all automated translation. It can't even translate from 2 Latin based languages. You can't expect much when translating from Hebrew to English. I can't believe no one speak English there. They are journalist. :shakehead:

So true. What it does to Japanese names makes me laugh :)

One thing I used to do when I was bored was take a section of text from an article or something, use Babelfish to translate it into another language, and then translate it back again. The results can be hilarious ;)

Anime Dad wrote:One thing I used to do when I was bored was take a section of text from an article or something, use Babelfish to translate it into another language, and then translate it back again. The results can be hilarious ;)

Sounds like some of my conversations with my Norwegian BF. :hehe: