his choice of walking for enjoyment
or
he dont have a TV
you stink is my answer
My opinion is that yes, Fairgrieve is an unusual surname, in that it does not seem to be, on the surface, proliferate. While not official, the "How Many of Me" website indicates that there are only about 240 persons in the US with that surname.
It doesn't matter what State, if a pedestrian violates the no jaywalking laws, a motorist MUST slow down, stop, let the walker get to safety. If you hit a pedestrian, whether the person walked in or outside the laws, it doesn't matter. You are driving a lethal weapon and you are expected to be prepared for ALL obstacles or unusual situations.
It's somewhat unusual, but it just indicates that there is intense convection being generated in the atmosphere.
Yes, or a circuit with a resistance higher than the capability of the meter, which would be unusual.
Lithium nitride is Li3N - it is usually described as ionic but it has a very unusual structure that indicates some covalent bonding.
Rare, unusual, infrequent, scarce.... thesaurus is not anyhting new to society btw.
"Usual" behavior is hard to determine, because people are different, and some variation is inevitable. Where society draws the line is more or less arbitrary, but it's really to make sure society is safe. "Unusual "behavior can occur because of a different culture, brain damage, psychological problems, or different viewpoints. Marriage, something that seems perfectly normal in our society, may be completely alien to another society or polygamy may be the norm. Homosexuality is another area that is a site for controversy, as some think it's "usual" and others "unusual".
No he isn't but people who find unusual positions or actions gay in wrestling, without thinking clearly before judging, might have problems.
A severe punishment that is obviously inflicted in wholly arbitrary fashion, a severe punishment that is clearly and totally rejected throughout society, and a severe punishment that is patently unnecessary.Added: Drawing and quartering - burning alive - the dunking chair - etc. .No examples are given from which to choose, but 'drawing and quartering' would certainly be one.
Society wants us Americans to have our private areas covered and to follow an appropriate dress code. If you wear unusual clothes people may make mean comments or stare.
more unusual, most unusual