To a mathematician, this means "darn tootin " or "case closed" or "quod erat demonstrandum" or "this logic is as irrefutable as the Pied Piper's pipe after his son ran over it with the lawnmower" (well, actually, that last one is "irrefutable," but it's probably appropriate here anyway).
Fisher's piece merits re-posting here as a "Your Dot" contribution (this is one way to encourage non-anonymous contributions as a way to promote civil discourse): You know it really is sort of important that we stop grabbing on to this article or that article, either seemingly in 'favor' of AGW or 'against' AGW as though single articles mean a darn thing.
The trouble is, Mr. Slocum said, that "many parents assume they know what their kids want, like an open casket, but they never mentioned it to their kids.'' "They say, 'It's all taken care of, honey,' but that doesn't mean a darn thing," he added.
As district attorney, he came across as too darn mean, a dream-trampling Manhattan A-type, not a bowed-but-unbroken Garden State underdog.
Ah, the good old days, he says, when America was great, coal was king and people still said "Merry Christmas". And, the comedians weren't so darn mean.
I mean, come on, darn it anyway". But even people who accept the sheriff and his version of events now may have a change of heart in the voting booth, Merrill said: "It's certainly going to be a negative.
Here, Sasha opens up about how she planned her amazing performance, the tricks she had up her sleeve in case she ended up having to perform to a different song, and exactly why everyone was so darn mean at the reunion.
The melodies are darn right mean, gentle, danceable, fun, and emotional, all at the same time.
So in an era when folks have countless entertainment options, including many that are cheaper than theatrical moviegoing, it darn well means something that we've had two (maybe three, if Incredibles 2 can hustle) $600 million+ grossers in a single year.
But hey, they said they'd drop a 'droid in Q4, and gosh darn it…they meant it!
