That's a lot of thrones to sit on and scepters to hold. Wish I knew how to sculpt. Would do a statue of the Queen, with lots of arms like a Hindu god, each holding a scepter or globe of a country she reigns over.
A buddy had a '67 Corvair that had been a NASA camera platform for filming planes landing. The roof was chopped off, a 327 small block was installed in the back seat and a plywood platform on top of the engine.
You could have the car in 4th gear and let off the clutch too fast and it spin the tires. So much torque in such a light car!
Wait, you mean, with non-carbon based light sensors that look out in to space and wonder? I suppose the universe doesn't have to use star-dust with billion year old carbon to look back at itself.
Or are you talking about a universe where stars don't form carbon at all? Maybe different atomic structure that changes how materials fuse and collapse?
Yup, an old uncle taught me and my cousins how to use the clutch by getting us to hold his truck on a slope using just the clutch and then being able to go forward and backward with the clutch. Fun stuff.
Or, they show up, coasting in to town on fumes, and tell us to build them a launch system that can send them on to the next star or they'll just Nova the sun and surf the wave.
There was that story about that tea party candidate who used black magic to remove human causes from global warming, but not in Russia. But it didn't mention any tech.
I did Mac support at a college back in late '90's. Best we could do was a Netware share mount on login. Back then, Mac OS 8/9 was not geared towards a multi-lan, client/server environment. And with all the trouble we now have with OS X, Kerberos and AD authentication, yeah, still not the best. And forget SMB server use. Seems every time Microsoft applies a server patch, Apple breaks Samba and users can't connect to our win2008 servers.
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Teleporters? Pshaw!
Wormholes is the way to go. Just step across and you're 4000 miles deep in Jupiter's Red Storm.
That's a lot of thrones to sit on and scepters to hold. Wish I knew how to sculpt. Would do a statue of the Queen, with lots of arms like a Hindu god, each holding a scepter or globe of a country she reigns over.
So the Queen's actually like an empress?
Cool!
A buddy had a '67 Corvair that had been a NASA camera platform for filming planes landing. The roof was chopped off, a 327 small block was installed in the back seat and a plywood platform on top of the engine.
You could have the car in 4th gear and let off the clutch too fast and it spin the tires. So much torque in such a light car!
Hey, we're trying to incite violence here.
How about: Nano is way betterz than eMacs and Vi
or 9mm totally blows away .45's.
Something that will get frothing people at the mouth.
Wait, you mean, with non-carbon based light sensors that look out in to space and wonder? I suppose the universe doesn't have to use star-dust with billion year old carbon to look back at itself.
Or are you talking about a universe where stars don't form carbon at all? Maybe different atomic structure that changes how materials fuse and collapse?
I thought we were in a hydrogen based universe.
Then Nickleback?
Yup, an old uncle taught me and my cousins how to use the clutch by getting us to hold his truck on a slope using just the clutch and then being able to go forward and backward with the clutch. Fun stuff.
Cool! Fits in with the long hair, unruly beard and pale skin.
The new Apple keyboards are great for zombie attacks.
Wait, Macs don't suck?
Or have a spotting laser slaved to the hot spot so folks could see where it was.
A gf in college was in the 130-140 range. And 4'10".
With large natural tracts of land, no less. The floppier the better!
The ratio of straight lines rarely has much to do with the female form.
Thank goodness!
Or, they show up, coasting in to town on fumes, and tell us to build them a launch system that can send them on to the next star or they'll just Nova the sun and surf the wave.
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I don't have no badges.
I don't have to show you no steenking badges!
In Soviet Russia, the joke didn't the people.
There was that story about that tea party candidate who used black magic to remove human causes from global warming, but not in Russia. But it didn't mention any tech.
I did Mac support at a college back in late '90's. Best we could do was a Netware share mount on login. Back then, Mac OS 8/9 was not geared towards a multi-lan, client/server environment. And with all the trouble we now have with OS X, Kerberos and AD authentication, yeah, still not the best. And forget SMB server use. Seems every time Microsoft applies a server patch, Apple breaks Samba and users can't connect to our win2008 servers.
SPARTA. IS. OVER THERE!
Fry did it. Whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop!
Camel, eye of needle?
*golf clap*