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now I know the answer is probably no, and I know how dangerous it is for cigarette smoke, and I know they pass air through their lungs twice and absorb anything in it extremely efficiently. I also know about coal mine canaries. Please dont feed me facts and figures. I want to know if anyone has a pet bird and has done this, my logic behind thinking it might be ok is the fact that hookah smoke is much less dense and chemical ridden than cigarette smoke.

either way, I'm still strongly leaning towards no

my two favorite things in meat are fennels and porter, and I was wondering if I could add them both to some cheeseburgers foor a balanced taste, or maybe there are some other spices I could use to balance the two flavors together. that would be the best choice

I have a giant collection and no idea what any of them are worth, and I think it's time to sell them, but if I just go to a music store without knowing their value they'll probably rip me off.

So a month ago I adopted a baby black capped conure, and now I have this job lined up for after I graduate HVAC school, it's a marine mariner's job which means I'll be gone from home for months at a time, sometimes up to 6 months.

I need advice on how to deal with this, and I am currently considering two options.

option A is giving him away to a loving home, which I dont wanna do

option B is getting a personalized boarder, someone who would be the sole caretaker of the bird every time I go out, so as far as he's concerned he has two loving homes.

I have $14, and the pizza costs $13 and some change, I'm gonna order pizza either way, but I'll feel really bad if he doesnt get the $2

for xeon, it seems that 5500 and better processors can be chained together on the same board, and x series processors are the ones that can be overclocked, and the x5540 is $1000... this presents a dillema to me because I need to process music on a budget, any ideas?

I know I know, heat pushes the rod out, but how? what actual mechanism drives the rod to move out, then back in?

my friend seems to think it's copper in the stainless steel oxidizing, but I couldn't find any references to that phenomenon so I'm just gonna come here...

what could cause stainless steel to turn green and how do you fix that without contaminating it.

my aunt and cousins are moving here, west coast to east coast, and the dog is flying with them. The dog is too big to be carry on, so I wanted to know which airline to use.

basically which airline wont put the dog in the darkest, noisiest space to be terrified during the entire ordeal.

I want to know how much alcohol it will add to my vanilla bourbon porter if I add it to the secondary, and since it's not going into the primary, it will be impossible to measure alcohol content with a hydrometer.

it's rated at 190 watts, but I generally keep the volume under half, so how many watts does that actually translate to?, in general terms I cant find that info, I'm sure efficiency interferes with a 1-1 ratio, so what are the ratio's at, say, 1/4,1/3, and 1/2?

I'm talking about actual electricity use, so I have something to tell my roommate.

it's rated at 190 watts, but I generally keep the volume under half, so how many watts does that actually translate to?, in general terms I cant find that info, I'm sure efficiency interferes with a 1-1 ratio, so what are the ratio's at, say, 1/4,1/3, and 1/2?

long story short, I want to turn my stereo system into a surround sound... The speakers I have now are still in production, I like them, they sound great. If I get brand new ones to become my rear speakers, will they sound different enough that I will notice it and have that bring me out my my audio experience?

I'm about to refit my entire apartment with compact flourescents, and I want to make sure they are the right color.

I want them to be the same color as natural sunlight, which I thought was 6500K, after more research I'm getting conflicting results, some recommending as low as 5000K.

And let's be clear, warm light depresses me, literally puts me in a bad mood, so I'm really leaning towards 6500K, but if that would be too blue then maybe 5000K is a better idea.

bottom line is I want my house to look like I have no roof, natural daylight colors. what temperature should I go for?

I know, I know, the answer should be obvious, tell him... problem is, this guy is just as liable to evict us as to go ahead and rewire our bedrooms.

He's a private owner, we rent one of six units from him, his main business is an electrician company that I would never do service with, and it seems like he did all his own wiring here on the cheap.

Here's the issue, I just got a window air conditioning unit. The circuit tripped, and when I went to turn it on, I noticed it was on a 15 amp fuse, and on top of that, it was also powering my roomate's room, because everything in his room also went out.

The state is Virginia...

I want to strike a deal with this guy to get it fixed without him searching for any possible reason to evict us.

my fridge door has no shelves.. the shelves are there, but the things that block the food from falling out are gone, it never used to really bother me until I cleaned out the fridge and realized I bought the same condiment 3 times because I couldn't find the old one, so now I wanna know how you go about getting that shelf space back.

I've been on youtube, hulu, google, and south park studios and I just cant find the clip I'm looking for...

it's in the episode when wendy breaks up with stan, and he goes to her window in a grey jacket and holds a radio up to her window.

I want that clip, if anyone has it

I have steam on the data drive, my C drive is all ready to be wiped. all thats left on it is the windows 7 RC. But I will need to reinstall all of my programs, including steam, for them to register with the new OS... so what do I do about letting the new install know where all my games and game saves are?

And yes, I know I'm cutting the new install rather close to its deadline...