This isn't really that weird for CA, they put warning labels on everything. You can find a "Warning [whatever we're labeling] is known to the state of California to cause [some really random condition]." Parking lots, food at the grocery store, beach water, you name it, CA slaps a warning label on it.
"Remarkably, both galaxies contain super-massive black holes, each capable of powering a billion, BILLION, BIIIILLLLLLIIIIIOOOOONNNNN light bulbs."
Why do I feel like Dr. Evil coauthored this article?
This is obviously a conspiracy, Arnold was one of the original developers of the states COBOL payroll system, but he got fired.
On his way out he told the receptionist, "You watch... I'll be back."
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This isn't really that weird for CA, they put warning labels on everything. You can find a "Warning [whatever we're labeling] is known to the state of California to cause [some really random condition]." Parking lots, food at the grocery store, beach water, you name it, CA slaps a warning label on it.
"Remarkably, both galaxies contain super-massive black holes, each capable of powering a billion, BILLION, BIIIILLLLLLIIIIIOOOOONNNNN light bulbs." Why do I feel like Dr. Evil coauthored this article?
Maybe this game can hold you over? http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/superpiipii.html
This is obviously a conspiracy, Arnold was one of the original developers of the states COBOL payroll system, but he got fired. On his way out he told the receptionist, "You watch... I'll be back."