Still a deep plunge, but with straps, less two-sided tale required, I suppose - Ow). After your comment I went back and watched the rest (on mute). I don't know about you, but my ASS is already backward, so the phrase ASS backwards never actually made sense to - re: watching the entire video yesterday: You caught me. No, he is as real as - Hand up for Bass Ackwards. What is neither a matter of debate or definition is that Hobbes was not an IMAGINARY FRIEND. What seems most sensical to me is that zero is not IMAGINARY but is complex, and what and are referencing is the definition for complex numbers.
Whether zero is IMAGINARY isn't so much a matter of debate as a matter of definition.
Up the hill-side and now ’tis buried, muddyįled is that pretension:-sayonara, buddy. Past the hither meadows, over the thither stream, Don't letteth ye olde door slam you in the rear M, buddy. Fair enough, God knows I've run my mouth ad nauseam about pronouns, prepositions, particles. I'll just watch from the sideline because I don't speak math. If something so straightforward were a grammar theme, I'd be delighted, so I have to think not only will lots of people love this, but it's gonna spark a bit of discussion about the reveal and its clue. I prefer more wordplay, but I was impressed with four 15's and a reveal. I also was trying to make "syphoning" fit early on. My first thought was "sea rogues." Speaking of which, Hobos go it by RAIL apparently Liked the clue for ASS, but I think I usually say "bass-akwards." Shows to go ya, huh.Īlso liked ERUPT crossing HUFF, and AGE crossing GREY (next to SRS). I solved this with CNN on in the background, so I noticed the clue "right-leaning," IOWA, LIE - heck, even NATURAL DISASTER and RATIONAL THOUGHT. Gonna go back to CNN now and catch the tail end of the NH Primaries coverage. Again, brain misfired here-seems to have merged SNIT and HUFF and ended up with TIFF. I wrote TIFF for HUFF (51D: Fit of pique). sure, go with it." This made the north very rough (the only section that played that way). ugh, I don't have much of one, but when my brain scrolled through "realms" that fit that pattern, and it hit HADES, some part of it must've gone "Herod. Stupidest move by me was looking at 6D: Herod's realm, seeing the letter pattern -DE-, and writing in. As for the fill, it is pretty much NYT-average no great moments, but not much that's terrible either. So I'm really confused as to how this is supposed to work on a basic, literal level. but don't they need to be "NATURAL number" and "WHOLE number" to be an INTEGER? "NATURAL" is not always an INTEGER. where is "number" here? "The first parts of 17- and 22-Across" are NATURAL and WHOLE.
Between the length and tediousness of that damned clue, and the fact that NUMBER is what follows NATURAL, WHOLE, RATIONAL, and IMAGINARY most readily in people's minds, I give this theme a 10 for technical accuracy but a 2 for joy. I'm sure that what it says about INTEGERs is true, but this adds nothing to the pleasure of the solving experience. I look at that Eternal clue on the revealer ( INTEGER) and my head hurts. Something about SEA ROVERS (?!) and STOMA and NEC provided enough resistance to keep things plausibly Wednesdayish, but I'm guessing most people who time themselves will find themselves on the fast side today. I've heard from at least a couple people already tonight that they set personal Wednesday records with their solving times on this one, but it played only *sort of* easy, not very easy, for me (*last* Wednesday's was very easy-record-settingly so).
Its NEC Semiconductors business unit was one of the worldwide top 20 semiconductor sales leaders before merging with Renesas Electronics. The company was known as the Nippon Electric Company, Limited, before rebranding in 1983 as just NEC.
#Calvin and hobbes conveyance Pc#
NEC provides IT and network solutions to business enterprises, communications services providers and to government agencies, and has also been the biggest PC vendor in Japan since the 1980s. NEC Corporation ( 日本電気株式会社 Nippon Denki Kabushiki Gaisha ) is a Japanese multinational provider of information technology (IT) services and products, with its headquarters in Minato, Tokyo, Japan. Word of the Day: NEC( 32D: Japanese PC maker).
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