I was walking in the woods one day with a zoologist friend of mine, when we came upon a rotting coyote head in the middle of the trail. "Ooh!" she says, "I want to show that to my students!" Whereupon she picks up the head, maggot-ridden eyeholes and all, and pops it into the pocket of her windbreaker.

"Or maybe they were just eating rat?"

People were keeping coins in the mouth, harder for pickpockets to get at, so at every transaction, you got the pest for free.

That is a "classic". They have a lot of those on there. I have recently watched a few of the old Clint Eastwood classics on there recently as well. (The Good, The Bad, The Ugly. Fist Full of Dollars)

Not only that, but there are only seven paragraphs which don't repeat things -- The last two and the first five.

Pressure and force are different. That's 14 pounds per square inch, but we need to know how many square inches that 5000 pounds is spread over.

For the sake of three characters? It's not like you're paying for the ink.

I never could get the hang of Thursdays.

Hey,

I'm an Australian Citizen and work as a Senior Systems Admin at a telecommunications company. I'm looking for a job in the US on a visa (E-3 which is easier to get than H1B for Australians).

What do you think would be my chances? I guess you'd need a copy of my CV, but just wondering if real employers who are struggling to find the right candidate would bother with the trouble of getting an E-3 visa for an Aussie? (FYI the E-3 is a lot less work than getting a H1B but because its not well known known nobody seems to really want to bother with it).

I also visit the US yearly and could interview in person and have a US ph number (voip) employers can call me on too.