Sep 2012
1:14pm, 5 Sep 2012
62,324 posts
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GregP
110%? The boy Spleeno done good. Noun of three halves. Etc.
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Sep 2012
10:14pm, 11 Sep 2012
22,349 posts
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JenL
"Up to 3 shades whiter". HOW does anyone measure that?
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Sep 2012
10:57pm, 11 Sep 2012
6,330 posts
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McGoohan
Black Grey White
Three shades. There you go. I accept that the first too aren't *very* white.
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Sep 2012
5:57am, 12 Sep 2012
62,533 posts
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GregP
Indeed
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Sep 2012
1:21pm, 12 Sep 2012
895 posts
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Winniefree
Esso's latest fuel ad - their fuel works at a molecular level you know...
FFS
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Sep 2012
2:52pm, 12 Sep 2012
62,538 posts
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GregP
Genuine ~snort~. EXCELLENT!
~contemplates updating header on a molecular level~
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Sep 2012
3:02pm, 12 Sep 2012
7,901 posts
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ChrisHB
More convincing than most of the stuff that's featured here.
NEXT: Our product features Chemistry.
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Sep 2012
4:33pm, 12 Sep 2012
62,540 posts
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GregP
Zanussi used to use 'the appliance of science' as a tag line I believe. They didn't say *which* science. Botany, perhaps?
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Sep 2012
4:11pm, 20 Sep 2012
62,697 posts
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GregP
I tried posting this on the strava wire, but got no reaction. Perhaps you folk might have something to say? It comes from the TrainingPeaks support forum. ------
Since introducing Planned TSS and future modeling on the PMC, we have tried treating Today as a past date (just as we always have), and we have tried treating Today as a future date (just for the last few weeks). Both scenarios had their own host of complications and usability issues, and we have been listening to all the great feedback from our users. After returning to the drawing board, we have figured out an even better way to implement a solution for treating Today as the present while honoring both Planned and Actual TSS on today.
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Sep 2012
6:39pm, 20 Sep 2012
273 posts
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Cyclops
Just had to google the bacon tree joke...
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