That's because the cable company automatically puts graphics over the phaser beam so that you can see it. Much like the blue dot they use for Hockey games.
Like the G'Gugvuntts and Vl'hurgs, due to a terrible miscalculation of scale the entire battle fleet was swallowed by a small dog. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy states that this sort of thing happens all the time.
Kill all pirates on sight, period? Halloween will be a complete bloodbath with many pirates killed over here in the states. However I'm not so sure that the Somali pirates will be so obliging as to fly the jolly roger and walk around with parrots and eye patches.
To paraphrase, "All right... all right... but apart from better sanitation and medicine and education and irrigation and public health and roads and a freshwater system and public order... what has the Government done for us?"
There are many more things that the government does for you that you don't even know about, or take for granted. But if you insist on considering the government to be analogous to a company, keep in mind you can always cash out and move to one of the many other governments out there which may suit your taste in management better.
Your analogy breaks down because you are constantly using government services. If you really don't want to pay them, don't use government services. Sadly for you, that means you have to move somewhere without a government.
I can imagine it now, you caught in a time loop...in an attempt to get more wishes, going back in time making your first two wishes and then repeating the loop forever.
Seriously, I mean why give me a game that allows me to steal cars and shoot people when it's doesn't even emulate the experience properly?!! I go out and try these techniques on the street and they don't work at all the way they do in the game. It's morally negligent I say! I could be killed because of the bad info I'm getting from my video games!
Actually, just about ALL movies lose money (according to their accountants), no matter how much they take in at the box office and in sales. Why? Because of something called Hollywood Accounting.
"It's also worth pointing out that there is another explanation for Titan's strange moment of inertia. The calculations assume that the moon's orbit is in a steady state but it's also possible that Titan's orbit is changing, perhaps because it has undergone a recent shift due to some large object passing nearby, a comet or asteroid, for example."
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Nintendo rules! Sega drools!
That's just a ridiculous statement. Everyone knows that Purple Monkey's ride ON cars, they're far too large of a creature to actually drive them.
My evidence:
http://www.joehagen.com/images/grapeape.jpg
That's because the cable company automatically puts graphics over the phaser beam so that you can see it. Much like the blue dot they use for Hockey games.
Key words there: "Used to"
All depends on where you sighted in your weapon.
Gun stun settings don't work too well against PCP.
I believe you're talking of something similar to a Bussard ramjet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bussard_ramjet
Like the G'Gugvuntts and Vl'hurgs, due to a terrible miscalculation of scale the entire battle fleet was swallowed by a small dog. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy states that this sort of thing happens all the time.
Second most dreadful insult. The greatest insult imaginable would be to say,"Would you like sugar in your tea?"
Kill all pirates on sight, period? Halloween will be a complete bloodbath with many pirates killed over here in the states. However I'm not so sure that the Somali pirates will be so obliging as to fly the jolly roger and walk around with parrots and eye patches.
To paraphrase, "All right... all right... but apart from better sanitation and medicine and education and irrigation and public health and roads and a freshwater system and public order... what has the Government done for us?"
There are many more things that the government does for you that you don't even know about, or take for granted. But if you insist on considering the government to be analogous to a company, keep in mind you can always cash out and move to one of the many other governments out there which may suit your taste in management better.
Your analogy breaks down because you are constantly using government services. If you really don't want to pay them, don't use government services. Sadly for you, that means you have to move somewhere without a government.
You use your french kiss to mix chemicals? Kinky.
Or not...
http://youtu.be/IqK2r5bPFTM
I can imagine it now, you caught in a time loop...in an attempt to get more wishes, going back in time making your first two wishes and then repeating the loop forever.
Seriously, I mean why give me a game that allows me to steal cars and shoot people when it's doesn't even emulate the experience properly?!! I go out and try these techniques on the street and they don't work at all the way they do in the game. It's morally negligent I say! I could be killed because of the bad info I'm getting from my video games!
Urban areas like Beijing?
And by Google, you mean Cisco?
But bole only work in 3 dimensions, hyperbole works in n dimensions.
Actually, just about ALL movies lose money (according to their accountants), no matter how much they take in at the box office and in sales. Why? Because of something called Hollywood Accounting.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_accounting
Don't kid yourself, studios don't take risks, and when they do it's why they employ a veritable army of people to minimize the risks.
The Japanese beat you to it:
Hakugei - Legend of Moby Dick
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuLlgBRvCt0
FTFA:
"It's also worth pointing out that there is another explanation for Titan's strange moment of inertia. The calculations assume that the moon's orbit is in a steady state but it's also possible that Titan's orbit is changing, perhaps because it has undergone a recent shift due to some large object passing nearby, a comet or asteroid, for example."
I'll make my own moon, with blackjack...and hookers!
Did you warn him? DID YOU?!!!
Oblig:
http://xkcd.com/875/
It sounds like the old Wells vs Verne debate.