Who gonna fill they shooooes? Oh! who gonna fill they shooooes? I said who gonna fill they shooooes? Oh lordy now, who gonna fill they shooooes? Come on now, who gonna fill they shooooes.
I was parked in an empty field in North Dallas at about 4 AM and a large one came in from the north. As it traversed to the South just to the East of my location it broke up into several fragments that began to rotate about one another, it came to a stop and the fragments continued to 'orbit' one another for brief period before the light faded.
I have seen plenty of meteorites break up but I have never heard of this type of thing before. Has anyone an explanation for this phenomena?
Yea, it really about Wired Magazine. It's one thing to have a cover with the Zuk on it. Quite another if Zuk has to share it with some old school coder.
Slashdot Mirror
Telecommuters work on a fifth.
wait for it....
TV watch YOU!
The Browser break hackers!
Yea, once dogs evolve enough to teach aerospace engineering it is my hope that they will be the ones to put and end to crap like this.
Yea, I had an employer that did this. Spend all day reading a handful of Slashposts( or whatever ), no problem.
Screw up and leave a stock ticker open and updating in the background all day - all night, get an email from HR.
Yea I was here at 3:30AM getting stock quotes... morons
see! THAT was just a preview.
Wail till they're sure
Once we can be sure there is no one watching... once we can be sure no one is watching...
Well... you'll see.
P.S.
In Soviet Russia.. exoplanet find YOU!
By 'living it up" I presume you mean taking a break from job hunting.
Or do you mean clocking in at the gas station? .... scooping out the floaters in the fry machine?
This is the futuristic equivalent to the "Reply All" faux pas. Can you imagine what would happen when workers forget to log out at the end of the day?
Robots sitting in empty, darkened offices,spanking it to unseen internet porn- sobbing in self loathing and shame.
Robot paralyze you!
Naturally, you invoked Dunning-Kruger and totally missed the point.
Awesome brainfart.
Who gonna fill they shooooes?
Oh! who gonna fill they shooooes?
I said who gonna fill they shooooes?
Oh lordy now, who gonna fill they shooooes?
Come on now, who gonna fill they shooooes.
they shoes...
they shoes...
when they gooooone?
Thats my so long, you rich fucker, song.
NASCAR.
To paraphrase the great Philosopher, Lewis Black: Insanity is people sitting in traffic all day to go watch cars drive fast.
I'm in Arizona... didnt feel a thing.
Question:
Do you believe that it could be possible, one day, for a dog to teach history at a university?
Too late.
Africa, the Final Frontier.
And complex minds, such as yourself, can be manipulated into believing that one day a dog may teach history at Harvard.
Wow, 3 minutes for a drug reference to pop up.
And they say pot makes you slow.
I was parked in an empty field in North Dallas at about 4 AM and a large one came in from the north. As it traversed to the South just to the East of my location it broke up into several fragments that began to rotate about one another, it came to a stop and the fragments continued to 'orbit' one another for brief period before the light faded.
I have seen plenty of meteorites break up but I have never heard of this type of thing before. Has anyone an explanation for this phenomena?
Water isn't an element.
After EXTENSIVE computation based on your figures I have come to the conclusion that it will cost about... carry the 3.... divide.... round up...
$5/gram.
In the terminal phase it wont look like an ICBM warhead, that is, an object in a ballistic orbit. It will glide and maneuver toward the target.
If the concept takes hold this theory will go out the window, of course, when they decide to put nukes in them.
Say, dude, know where I can get sum jeans?
Yea, it really about Wired Magazine. It's one thing to have a cover with the Zuk on it. Quite another if Zuk has to share it with some old school coder.
Not quite as 'cool', for some reason.