Comment Re:This again? (Score 1) 401
bzzt wrong answer, but thanks for playing! it gets compiled down to 'machine language' not assembly. even assembly gets compiled down to machine language.
And you're apart of the reason...
Grammar-nazis assemble! \o/ "apart"?
getting up every morning, getting dressed to walk the dog. rain or snow or heat, you have to do it. often twice a day.
little freedom to stay out late or travel.
things get chewed and broken at home.
there is the house-breaking time at the start.
pet doctor bills. pet food (stuff is heavy, too).
I like dogs but its definitely not a solution for everyone!
Aside from travel restrictions (not everyone at holiday spots are dog-friendly), a Poodle is my recommended way to go. Historically very good guard dogs and hunting dogs, loyal to a fault, hearing and eyesight some of the best of the race, and (as I've done) trained to use a designated indoor toilet space so no external 5AM excursions into the cold or wet necessary. They do need regular exercise (1-2 hours minimum per day), but easy to train at many tasks compared to other popular guard dog options (sans German Shepard and Australian sheep dogs - these are the top 3 smartest breeds). Get a King Poodle for homes with yards, or a Standard Poodle for apartments. Even a Dwarf or Toy will work well, plus have the benefit of being easier to travel with on holidays (fits under the seat in airplanes). Avoid the Circus haircut and you'll have a fierce looking, lovable, family-oriented guard dag!
That would mean that the ex-president of the US is still considered a president.
Well they are often still called that even if they do not retain the office. We hear former Presidents referred to as President Clinton and President Bush on the media all the time. From wikipedia: "In the U.S., the title is reserved for the current President and should not be used for former Presidents. Although when addressing a former president, it is proper to use the title as a courtesy title."
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