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#1 (permalink) Wed Dec 07, 2011 22:31 pm rocket science

Hello! In the sentence: 'Designing a website isn't rocket science.',what does 'rocket science' mean? Thank you for your time!

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#2 (permalink) Wed Dec 07, 2011 22:47 pm rocket science

"rocket science" means something very complicated and technical that only very brainy people can do.

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#3 (permalink) Wed Dec 07, 2011 23:09 pm rocket science

Thank you a lot, Dozy!

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