Six degrees of separation.

It's sort of like having a username ILikeVanillaIceCream.
But if I put my location as New York City, you'd all be scared of me.
 
Esav Benyamin said:
It's sort of like having a username ILikeVanillaIceCream.
But if I put my location as New York City, you'd all be scared of me.
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Which reminds me, are you looking for a great business opportunity? The local cafe is up for sale. What are you like at making hamburgers?
 
I'm even better at making hamburgers than at eating them.
Do the cafe's current customers like Tabasco sauce?
 
Esav Benyamin said:
I'm even better at making hamburgers than at eating them.
Do the cafe's current customers like Tabasco sauce?
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I'm sure they'd love it, especially since the pub is directly across the road and they could wash it down with a few cooling ales.
 
zenheretic said:
Why do it the hard way? Beer belongs by the burgers...
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Well, we Australians are far healthier than you slothful Americans. If you're going to be eating hamburgers and drinking beer you should at least get off your fat arse and walk across the road from one to the other.
 
Why not? If it is, it is, but it doesn't govern who you are.
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True.

But depending on the age of the chain things get a bit complicated. If it is old, he might not have been a terrorist then. If it is fairly recent it means somebody on the chain has impressive terrorist connections. I guess it is that what bothers me.

TLM
 
TLM said:
If it is old, he might not have been a terrorist then. If it is fairly recent it means somebody on the chain has impressive terrorist connections. I guess it is that what bothers me.
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I can understand that.

When I lived in New York, I had a neighbor who was involved in the first World Trade Center bombing. He wasn't one of the bombers but it does bring the degree of separation closer than might be comfortable.
 
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