Some of the closer in moons appear to be warmed by gravitational forces, keeping the core warm. These moons could have some form of life develop around hot vents and such. Life doesn't require solar energy, just some kind of heat gradient. Still, I'd be surprised if we found anything more complex than basic cellular structure. Still, you never know.
Find a geek girl that doesn't like jewelry, flowers, or perfume; just chocolate and beer. Now, if only I could get her interested in single malts. She claims all whiskies are nasty. *Sigh*
Duh, basic pack mentality. Go for the ones that are different. Being the smallest kid in school (started kindergarten a year early), doing well on tests, asking lots of questions and actually having conversations with teachers and reading all the time, yeah, I was basic bully material from day one.
It stopped a bit in jr. high when I broke a kid's arm. He was holding on to a banister when he shoved me. Luckily, I was holding either The Silmarillion or Dune. I spun around and brought the spine down on his arm. I didn't get in any trouble (late '70's) as there were no knives involved. Things quieted down after that but were still not relaxed. Instead of calling me 'worm' (short for book worm), they now called me 'spaz.' High school was similar low-key stuff but with bigger crowd (2,500 students) was easy to just disappear. I called it social invisibility.
The article's interesting in there conclusions that bullied kids end up dropping out and doing drugs. For most of my friends, we specialized in computers and are now doing ok, even if we are still socially awkward. Maybe things have changed?
Oh, you'd be surprised at how well a scalpel can cut. But even better, one of those Japanese style chef knives. I've taken off a turkey leg with one swipe with one of those.
Hah! They're in the middle of their tablet disaster and meltdown and now here come Google. It's gonna' be Godzilla vs that fisherman guy on the beach outside of Tokyo. Or Bambi.
Stoopid Apple, they should never released a tablet now that Google has theirs out.
Working tech support at a small college newspaper ten years ago, I'd mark up their stories while waiting for machines to restart and such. All their errors were a bit of an eye opener, as I had been expelled from college 10 years prior (for.52 GPA) and figured students that had made it past Comp 101 had to have something going on upstairs.
Oh, why stop at elephant gun. Here's what I'd take hunting: Boys Anti-Tank Rifle, re-chambered for.50 BMG. Also known as Charlie the Bastard for it's kick.
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Some of the closer in moons appear to be warmed by gravitational forces, keeping the core warm. These moons could have some form of life develop around hot vents and such. Life doesn't require solar energy, just some kind of heat gradient. Still, I'd be surprised if we found anything more complex than basic cellular structure. Still, you never know.
Why you hatin' on the Gorn rocks?
How hard is metallic Hydrogen?
They also burn and are great for BBQ.
Find a geek girl that doesn't like jewelry, flowers, or perfume; just chocolate and beer. Now, if only I could get her interested in single malts. She claims all whiskies are nasty. *Sigh*
But is it harder than a bear. Or deBeers? And if 'de Bears' were to play 'de Bulls'...
Children, there's a time and a place for everything. It's called college.
--Chef
Duh, basic pack mentality. Go for the ones that are different. Being the smallest kid in school (started kindergarten a year early), doing well on tests, asking lots of questions and actually having conversations with teachers and reading all the time, yeah, I was basic bully material from day one.
It stopped a bit in jr. high when I broke a kid's arm. He was holding on to a banister when he shoved me. Luckily, I was holding either The Silmarillion or Dune. I spun around and brought the spine down on his arm. I didn't get in any trouble (late '70's) as there were no knives involved. Things quieted down after that but were still not relaxed. Instead of calling me 'worm' (short for book worm), they now called me 'spaz.' High school was similar low-key stuff but with bigger crowd (2,500 students) was easy to just disappear. I called it social invisibility.
The article's interesting in there conclusions that bullied kids end up dropping out and doing drugs. For most of my friends, we specialized in computers and are now doing ok, even if we are still socially awkward. Maybe things have changed?
Yup. New Mexico's building a space port just for this sorta' thing.
Darwin has a posse. Just sayin'.
Oh, you'd be surprised at how well a scalpel can cut. But even better, one of those Japanese style chef knives. I've taken off a turkey leg with one swipe with one of those.
Darn you Apple and your computing monopoly. Darn you to HECK!
Hah! They're in the middle of their tablet disaster and meltdown and now here come Google. It's gonna' be Godzilla vs that fisherman guy on the beach outside of Tokyo. Or Bambi.
Stoopid Apple, they should never released a tablet now that Google has theirs out.
Yup, I saw it live from the west coast. Still remember exactly where I was standing. A very sad day.
Shoulda' said he was the Izard of Woz. That woulda' got their attention.
And I just built a basement for my family room. What was I thinking?!!!
You should know the rules before you break them.
Working tech support at a small college newspaper ten years ago, I'd mark up their stories while waiting for machines to restart and such. All their errors were a bit of an eye opener, as I had been expelled from college 10 years prior (for .52 GPA) and figured students that had made it past Comp 101 had to have something going on upstairs.
Whitworth Hammer?
Don't be dissing the prince of darkness there.
And if they were stuck to your forehead!
Time to keep young clones around? At what age do you have to get rid of them and start a new one? Ages 13-17, I was pretty unpleasant to be around.
I wonder if the stylus from my Newton 2100 would work?
Oh, why stop at elephant gun. Here's what I'd take hunting: Boys Anti-Tank Rifle, re-chambered for .50 BMG. Also known as Charlie the Bastard for it's kick.
$500 for base model (wifi only, 16GB RAm).