It actually was, but most people wouldn't consider it that way.
That's where the semantics issue comes into play.
It's like arguing that you never actually touch anything.
Or that most objects are mostly not there.
It's the realms of weird science definitions that don't actually help...
That's like the "fact" that there is only one cause of death: lack of oxygen to the brain.
All death can, in the end, boil down to that one thing. But it's usually arguing semantics in most cases.
LAX. Not for me flying, but for picking up other people visiting me and my family in California.
The way that airport is laid out and the traffic into and out of it is hellish.
If anyone is flying into Southern California, I always tell them to use Ontario Airport is they can. It's so much...
Well this conversation didn't go where I thought it would.
We went from the potential of eating kids to the color of blood and breast milk classifications.
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