Question to Ponder

[VKD]

if you want to be stealthy otherwise it makes no difference

 

[VKD]

yes

 

[VKD]

you cannot dilute water

 

[VKD]

no. For many people it is a real fear

 

[VKD]

it is quite likely that at some point in a mime's life he has seen a silent movie

 

[VKD]

the words are interchangeable

 

[VKD]

not usually, no

 

[VKD]

because eggs are only the embryo and have not yet formed flesh

 

[VKD]

I do not know the answer to this one

 

[El Rod d'Irico]

hmmm

 

[El Rod d'Irico]

:ondering::

 

[El Rod d'Irico]

That's an easy one.

 

[El Rod d'Irico]

because varied diction is more mellifluous.

 

[El Chupacabra]

I do not like green eggs and ham.

 

[Grandtheftcow]

If all of Starguards lame threads were merged would anyone care?

 

[El Rod d'Irico]

Wha happened?

 

[A_Real_Prick666]

Why is it that cargo is transported by ship while a shipment is
transported by car? :huh:

Some useless information from the courier world: Cargo & shipments are different units. Cargo is the unit for containers and huge-pallets, usually measured by weight. Shipments are contained in cargo as smaller units and measured by volume. Pieces are contained in shipments and are also measured by volume. All can be sent by any mode of transportation, though cargo is usually limited to boat, plane, train and truck.

I had to define the cargo and courier distribution market in a former life. Please shoot me.

 

[Grandtheftcow]

Wha happened?

Some mod set youse up tha bomb.

 

[El Rod d'Irico]

Some useless information from the courier world: Cargo & shipments are different units. Cargo is the unit for containers and huge-pallets, usually measured by weight. Shipments are contained in cargo as smaller units and measured by volume. Pieces are contained in shipments and are also measured by volume. All can be sent by any mode of transportation, though cargo is usually limited to boat, plane, train and truck.

I had to define the cargo and courier distribution market in a former life. Please shoot me.

Really fine distinctions between closely-related words are actually very interesting. Good to know!