timrandlerv10
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he said accountants are actuaries without the personality...
is my friend an accountant? or are we
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jdieck
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Re: Re: is my friend an accountant? or are we
Re: Re: is my friend an accountant? or are we
Re: Re: is my friend an accountant? or are we
I think he is trying to say that he is not retarded, he is just an accountant<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11328688#post11328688 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by jdreefer
Last edited by beerguy on 12/06/2007 at 01:46 PM
Heyyyy...wait a second. :mad2: :uzi:
What are you trying to say about accountants?
Jovreefer
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HEY!!! thats a very mean thing to change it to accountants.. what mod changed the title? I think this mod needs moderated, I am not happy.
BTW ... something alittle more PC, if you wanted to change the title ... oh I dont know ... maybe "is my friend CONFUSED, or are we?" This is not brain surgery!
BTW ... something alittle more PC, if you wanted to change the title ... oh I dont know ... maybe "is my friend CONFUSED, or are we?" This is not brain surgery!
Atleast I am not an actuary
reefman13
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Agreed. There are people who are out there who have mentally disabled family members (I am former one- she passed away at the age of 7) and do not take to these things lightly. And honestly for someone to be so offended about a mod making the joke more appropriate. I think that someone hasn't got the best judgment......
And BTW: I did learn one thing from this thread
Who the host is in the symbiotic relationship between the clown and anemone.
timrandlerv10
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Seriously, we should be nicer to each other...except for actuaries...
what's the definition of an outgoing accountant?
he looks at your shoes when he talks.
my cpa DOES LOVE me keeping my tank in my office...can you say 'office expense'???
what's the definition of an outgoing accountant?
he looks at your shoes when he talks.
my cpa DOES LOVE me keeping my tank in my office...can you say 'office expense'???
flasher1
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I have been told over and over again that the anenomes host the clowns and I believed it until I upgraded my tank. I had a pari of wild caught australian true perculas and a carpet anenome. They would not swim anywhere near the anenome. My LFS got a pair of Allardi's in, so I traded the percs in, and within a day of them being in the main display they were in the nem.
Based on my observations, I feel hosting is a poor word choice for this relationship. I feel that they more or less pair up, unless my carpet anenome was partial to my allardi over my percs. Seeing as they do not have a brain, I am going to say not.
Based on my observations, I feel hosting is a poor word choice for this relationship. I feel that they more or less pair up, unless my carpet anenome was partial to my allardi over my percs. Seeing as they do not have a brain, I am going to say not.
timrandlerv10
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'seeing as they do not have a brain'
were you referring to nems or accountants?
I'M JUST KIDDING...besides, i love my accountant. he keeps the best two sets of books i've ever seen...
MORE KIDDING
mostly
i host a foreign exchange student: they come to my house to live for a while.
so, new happy topic: is it pronounced zoo (long o sound) or zoa (zo-uh)?
this should be much easier to decide...
were you referring to nems or accountants?
I'M JUST KIDDING...besides, i love my accountant. he keeps the best two sets of books i've ever seen...
MORE KIDDING
mostly
i host a foreign exchange student: they come to my house to live for a while.
so, new happy topic: is it pronounced zoo (long o sound) or zoa (zo-uh)?
this should be much easier to decide...
Agu
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From RK Magazine,
Myth 2: Aquarists commonly keep zooanthids.
There is a group of genera that are very popular with aquarists that includes Zoanthus, Palythoa, and others. This group belongs to the Family Zoanthidae of Order Zoanthidea. As you will note, there is but a single "o" following the "z" in all the taxonomic names. Stony corals maintain symbioses with dinoflagellates called zooxanthellae. There is a stony coral genus called Zoopilus. Small animals in the water column are called zooplankton. In these examples, two "o's" follow the "z." Unfortunately, popular aquarium books and magazines have allowed writers to send the "Zoo-anthids" word out to the masses. By logic, then, zoanthids are not referred to in the vernacular by the terms "zoo's" as short for zoanthids.
Potential: harmless.
Distribution: widespread primarily among aquarists in the United States.
Myth 2: Aquarists commonly keep zooanthids.
There is a group of genera that are very popular with aquarists that includes Zoanthus, Palythoa, and others. This group belongs to the Family Zoanthidae of Order Zoanthidea. As you will note, there is but a single "o" following the "z" in all the taxonomic names. Stony corals maintain symbioses with dinoflagellates called zooxanthellae. There is a stony coral genus called Zoopilus. Small animals in the water column are called zooplankton. In these examples, two "o's" follow the "z." Unfortunately, popular aquarium books and magazines have allowed writers to send the "Zoo-anthids" word out to the masses. By logic, then, zoanthids are not referred to in the vernacular by the terms "zoo's" as short for zoanthids.
Potential: harmless.
Distribution: widespread primarily among aquarists in the United States.
