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Students discovered the little quirk of nature during a recent project facilitated by science teacher Diane Daly , who used donated lab equipment to teach a hands-on method of measuring objects with balances and gram weights . " This quirk of U.S.ian etiquette even applies to asshats like Reagan . It 's a quirk of history , and it needs to be dealt with now . I spend more time gathering my records , receipts , etc than I usually spend entering the information into TurboTax.So to answer your question , I 'd say yes go with the software , unless you have some quirk in your taxes that requires specialized tax advice which probably costs more than $ 150 . " I learned late last week that , due to some technical quirk that I do not understand ( and do not want to understand ) , some portion of the e-mail messages sent to me ( and others at PLU ) since mid-November have disappeared into a " black hole " file on our local VAX . It would remove an apparent quirk in the law that surfaced to public attention in the Baird case . Another significant issue with the newer GX / FX'es is a bug / quirk with the supply side brake . This may just be a quirk in the ethernet card ( Asante ) my Mac has in it though . This tale of the turkey is more than just an amusing footnote in the annals of Jewish law and a quirk in my family tree . If the word ` anyways ' was used as a send up of itself , with maybe a knowing shrug of the shoulder or a quirk of the lips to indicate the user knew very well that ` anyways ' was wrong , maybe it could be chuckled over , excused or ignored .