So if I come up with a great invention, which is so brilliant that the entire world starts to use it, my reward will be... having it taken away from me. That's not really much of an incentive, I think I'll just stick to my pentagon with rounded corners idea.
Well, to be completely accurate, it's raining, but there's a drain that's only big enough for the rainwater to drain out. When the man comes along with his hose (it doesn't have to be a big hose, we can be patient) he breaks the equilibrium and it starts to rise.
I'm straying far from what we're talking about here, but just shutting down the sites doesn't do you much good, you need to find the people responsible for actually abusing the children and bring them to justice. Stopping the pics from flying around just makes you look like you're "tough on crime" (TM) but doesn't really help anyone.
Wait a second, if you're hitting them with the/front/ of your car, how do you then justify that it's the biker who's crazy, or do you look for the crazies so you can run them down.
You miss the point. They may not have been using it for energy, but we use oil for a lot more than energy too. Modern plastics and other compounds have a starting point of oil. It may be possible to come up with semiconductors etc. without plastics, but it seems unlikely.
Because of course, high school science classes are not simplified in any way, they represent the truth exactly. I'm assuming the +5 came from the people who thought they were continuing their education by going to university, but really were just getting told lies by professors who wanted to make people believe them so they'd buy their books.
The teabaggers are a separate beast to the neocons. The neocons want a law and order based theocracy and twice the military of the rest of the world combined, while the teabaggers want 0% tax, no social security, no gun control and free enterprise reigning supreme.
"News for Nerds, Stuff that Matters." Nothing about technical or scientific relevance in the strapline. Whether this story fits either of the two qualifiers in the strapline is still up for debate, however.
It should. The word "literally" means that the literal interperetation of the statement is the intended meaning. In this case the word "drove" has some other meanings, so we are not necessarily talking about a car. Generally though, literally does indeed change definitons of idioms.
Because randomly measuring a portion of the population regularly to determine the value of this "happiness index" would be prohibitively time consuming and expensive.
When you say you want the US constitution restored, are you referring to the entire constitution, or the second sentence of the second ammendment. Given point 5, it seems you don't agree with the first half of the second ammendment, so could you give us an annotated copy of the constitution with the bits you'd like us to follow highlighted?
The best argument I heard to that is that if you define someone who feels good when they help other people as selfish, then we need a lot more selfish people in the world.
Well the summary says it's a 3 mile track, so it sounds like they were using the long track.
I would have thought oval racing would be where computers could completely kick humans' butts. It's all about getting your turn in point just right, hitting the apex at exactly the right point, then applying the right amount of throttle to get away from the corner as fast as you can without losing grip. I think in a couple of iterations no human would be able to keep up.
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So if I come up with a great invention, which is so brilliant that the entire world starts to use it, my reward will be... having it taken away from me. That's not really much of an incentive, I think I'll just stick to my pentagon with rounded corners idea.
Well, to be completely accurate, it's raining, but there's a drain that's only big enough for the rainwater to drain out. When the man comes along with his hose (it doesn't have to be a big hose, we can be patient) he breaks the equilibrium and it starts to rise.
Am I the only one who misread the headline as "Little Miss Sunshine gets naked for Star Wars"?
Dear Leader is dead, now we have Great Successor.
Either that's complete flamebait, or you actually believe that rubbish. Either way I don't think I can help you.
Most boners are down under, so yes. You're not thinking of an Australian kiss are you?
I'm straying far from what we're talking about here, but just shutting down the sites doesn't do you much good, you need to find the people responsible for actually abusing the children and bring them to justice. Stopping the pics from flying around just makes you look like you're "tough on crime" (TM) but doesn't really help anyone.
I get an Australia boner for Australian porn. (www.abbywinters.com)
Wait a second, if you're hitting them with the /front/ of your car, how do you then justify that it's the biker who's crazy, or do you look for the crazies so you can run them down.
You miss the point. They may not have been using it for energy, but we use oil for a lot more than energy too. Modern plastics and other compounds have a starting point of oil. It may be possible to come up with semiconductors etc. without plastics, but it seems unlikely.
Because of course, high school science classes are not simplified in any way, they represent the truth exactly. I'm assuming the +5 came from the people who thought they were continuing their education by going to university, but really were just getting told lies by professors who wanted to make people believe them so they'd buy their books.
Relativity says that you don't. You'd both observe each other to be travelling at 0.6c. (Did I just hear something whooshing over my head?)
The teabaggers are a separate beast to the neocons. The neocons want a law and order based theocracy and twice the military of the rest of the world combined, while the teabaggers want 0% tax, no social security, no gun control and free enterprise reigning supreme.
You mean, like this: http://smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1921#comic?
Yeah, I was wondering how they accounted for design costs and QA/QC in their teardown.
Needs a catchier acronym, no one will get excited about MABORPF. Maybe Farming American Parasites.
I like Paris, Texas. They have a replica of the Eifell tower, but with a cowboy hat on top. ;)
And that's terrible.
"News for Nerds, Stuff that Matters." Nothing about technical or scientific relevance in the strapline. Whether this story fits either of the two qualifiers in the strapline is still up for debate, however.
It should. The word "literally" means that the literal interperetation of the statement is the intended meaning. In this case the word "drove" has some other meanings, so we are not necessarily talking about a car. Generally though, literally does indeed change definitons of idioms.
Because randomly measuring a portion of the population regularly to determine the value of this "happiness index" would be prohibitively time consuming and expensive.
When you say you want the US constitution restored, are you referring to the entire constitution, or the second sentence of the second ammendment. Given point 5, it seems you don't agree with the first half of the second ammendment, so could you give us an annotated copy of the constitution with the bits you'd like us to follow highlighted?
So we found the happiest man we've ever seen, and your first instinct is how to change him. Wow.
The best argument I heard to that is that if you define someone who feels good when they help other people as selfish, then we need a lot more selfish people in the world.
Well the summary says it's a 3 mile track, so it sounds like they were using the long track.
I would have thought oval racing would be where computers could completely kick humans' butts. It's all about getting your turn in point just right, hitting the apex at exactly the right point, then applying the right amount of throttle to get away from the corner as fast as you can without losing grip. I think in a couple of iterations no human would be able to keep up.