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Building the Enterprise D Out of LEGOs.
CleverNickName writes "A self-proclaimed "dork" has built one of the best models of Enterprise D I have ever seen (and I think I speak with some authority)...entirely out of LEGOs.
I can see my house from here!"
w00t!
third post
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The Thought Police own your children.
A self-proclaimed "dork"...
I also proclaim that you're a dork..
So what's the difference between three?
I've figured out that there's one category who likes computers and tends to despise math, there's a category that likes computers and loves math, and finally, there's a category that loves math and uses a slide rule, because, by god, they don't need no stinkin' computer.
So which is which?
Just more stealth marketing from Apple.
i can't beleive you tards didn't realize this is just the latest from Apple Corporations marketing dept.
Haha for all your conspiracy theories and crap you sure are gullible.
The faq's are useless. I submit a story about how the internet is on the verge of creating a whole new layer and a grid strictly for online gaming & it gets rejected. It was very interesting and in-depth. HTML and URL's were perfect, etc. Moments later, they post a friggin Lego Star Trek ship smaller than a bread box... wtf (the Lego Star Trek ship is pretty cool too, lots of time spent on that I'm sure)
Btw, moderate THIS pissboys
He's a self admited Penis?
Why would he admit that?
Computational Madness in a round package.
The Enterprise builds a lego model of YOU
whats fark.com LOL
-1 moronic
you left out the part about Natalie Portman Hot Grits.
"I don't care about the Constitution!" --Bill O'Reilly, November 17, 2009
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You really suck, man.
You need to more spaces in the URL, and then they won't be able to see the goatse on high-resolutions (I can see it).
Google for "earthquakes and slashdot effect".
damn that's funny.
mod this up.
A post from an AC is below the default threshold. In that way most people aren't going to see it, and thus partially censored. To downmoderate such a post further, is enough to extinguish it from view of most everybody. Such a purging might be expected of some of the more vile ways people can express themselves but it just seems a bit much when a post is given such rough treatment for what amounts to differences of opinion or other petty or personal reasons. But it happens a lot. Perhaps the moderation system is like a big red button for the especially neurotic amongst us.
The appeal of being a judge and the appeal of being judged by others is probably a big draw to certain personalities. It gives a sense of control for the former, a sense of passiveness for the latter. A type of sport that really zeros in on the reptillian part of the brain.
The unfortunate outcome of such a token system is one person can spend an hour crafting a post, and another can spend 10 seconds extinguishing that work in pursuit of a sort of satisfaction not far removed from a dog licking his own nuts.
Is it no wonder people don't seem to invest much effort in writing their posts when the finished product is regarded as a trivial thing to be discarded on the whim of a single person?