It's about time they rethink this artificial theoretical/experimental barrier if all the "theories" being cooked up are so far out of the realm of verification that they might as well move to philosophy department.
I don't doubt the need for such anti-trust regulations, but it just seems such an uphill battle, the investigation, lengthy court battle, etc. I wonder if there is a better structural solution.
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Push the god damn button. Hot vulcans are totally worth it. I think.
http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/63859/title/A_thousand_points_of_height
Plainly, women are no longer underrepresented in science and whatnot. Look up the winners' names.
You're conflating blings with accomplishment. Should have listed his papers instead of awards given to him.
That's just not true. What teenage boys, and even more girls, wouldn't dream of working with gigantic hard-on busters?
It's about time they rethink this artificial theoretical/experimental barrier if all the "theories" being cooked up are so far out of the realm of verification that they might as well move to philosophy department.
It's always these guys on the sideline talking up bullshit. You don't see the guys at Fermi or LHC spewing these nonsense.
Tell the bastards to shut the fuck up and get back to work until they actually generate some *real* results.
Did you turn on the javascript?
Ummm... Ok.
Who you think you are, a N Korean or something? Douche.
Too bad - you are boned.
Don't know, wasn't a poll question. Maybe I should do a follow-up poll?
I took a poll among the neighborhood wooofers. The overwhelming consensus is that cats are bad news, good-for-nothing waste of cat food.
You have any contact at Fox News? I can use the extra income.
The fact that this is even a news.
Are we really, really much better off than the poor schmucks in N. Korea?
I say this with all due respect:
Fuck Steve Jobs.
Hope and Change, Mofos. Where is Obama?!
Not my cup of tee. General's chicken needs more garlic.
Send more dandan noodle.
I don't doubt the need for such anti-trust regulations, but it just seems such an uphill battle, the investigation, lengthy court battle, etc. I wonder if there is a better structural solution.
Get off my lawn.
Don't forget, 89, Gibson's limping 3-run homerun.
Interesting. For comparison, my old (ha!) Technics 1200 pushes the needle down by about 3gm force - typical for modern (haha!) decks.
It's analog, it's not lossy.
This is an old tip: make a quality digital copy once you played about half a dozen times. The vinyl wears down and the sound quality will degrade.
How do they taste?
Why's the evil one behind this?