I, for one, am waiting for the day when we will not require hardware to be made from metals and other hard substances.
Hard waiting for that.
Imagine cars made up of soft cushiony/rubbery material, which bounces back to absorb a collision...the metal body can dent in and absorb the force of the impact, but it works only against collisions against other cars/hard objects -- not against collisions with humans/animals and other "soft" substances.
So collisions with humans will properly make the human bounce, dent in, and absorb the force of the impact.
Nature has found the perfect way to create organs/pumps/filters/wires which are made out of soft tissue, and is malleable enough to survive severe tension/distortion and bending.
Smile when you say that.
Then look at your smile lines and consider how much severe tension/distortion and bending your "vital organs" can survive.
Yes, it would be so much better to just reshape the incoming rock into a long needle so we have destruction confined to only two tiny little spots, including the spot on the opposite side of the Earth.
"Now I wanna see you pukes give me a static pattern rule with conditional execution under the recursion I'm seeing because your pointy heads are up your asses!!"
Sir!
Which pulldown menu is that form in?
Sir!
What's the idea, maggot, of putting me in a BLOCKQUOTE? What are you implying, you geek wannabe?
Hubble is in orbit around earth and not at a lagrange point. This means Hubble can only take small exposures at a time before whatever it is observing gets blocked by earth.
Analysis suggests two-dimensional limitation on thought.
Well, not only 15 years ago. Saddam's activities over the past decade also:
The Iraqi regime's record over the decade leaves little doubt that Saddam Hussein wants to retain his arsenal of weapons of mass destruction and to expand it to include nuclear weapons. We cannot allow him to prevail in that quest.
That meteorite fragments hit Chicago last June(?). My windows was facing away from the city, but I was still able to see a bright flash which I thought was lightning at first. Anybody else in the Chicago area remember the meteorite last year?
No. I thought I saw something strange, but all I can clearly remember is a bright flash and two men in black walking away.
Obviously that is the canonical example of why DWIM needs to be run through DWIM so any erroneous interpretations will be corrected.
I'm feeling so wired today.
Needle, not sword.
Although it might be better to put a head on the trailing end, so after it nails the Earth we have a column on the far side for a space elevator.
Hard waiting for that.
Imagine cars made up of soft cushiony/rubbery material, which bounces back to absorb a collision...the metal body can dent in and absorb the force of the impact, but it works only against collisions against other cars/hard objects -- not against collisions with humans/animals and other "soft" substances.
So collisions with humans will properly make the human bounce, dent in, and absorb the force of the impact.
Nature has found the perfect way to create organs/pumps/filters/wires which are made out of soft tissue, and is malleable enough to survive severe tension/distortion and bending. Smile when you say that.
Then look at your smile lines and consider how much severe tension/distortion and bending your "vital organs" can survive.
No problem, I only have 2 feet.
Truly delicate exercise control would make you spell correctly as your fingers are typing.
Maybe they have to stretch while bending to over half.
There does seem to be a grammar malfunction someplace.
No, that collection of examples is not correct. It makes Deathstar be "That's no satellite."
Hey, when you have a good complex who cares about feedback? Your voices either approve or disapprove, no matter what they tell you to say on eBay.
Yes, it would be so much better to just reshape the incoming rock into a long needle so we have destruction confined to only two tiny little spots, including the spot on the opposite side of the Earth.
Sir! Which pulldown menu is that form in? Sir!
That calls for a (+1,-1:Groan) moderation.
Not unless Mauna Loa sends its summit into orbit.
What should a flash mob use other than .mob?
It's going to the Hummers which are NOW doing the teaching. I'm not going to argue with them...
Your access code is 1337
I may not know California, but there is one obvious example: Governor Ronald Reagan.
Analysis suggests two-dimensional limitation on thought.
A Space Shuttle Orbiter is even harder to replace.
The astronauts inside the Orbiter are easier to replace, but harder to place at risk.
The telescope at the top of the space elevator.
Read it yourself, from John Kerry's mouth
This paper is "Did Biela's Comet Cause the Chicago and Midwest Fires?"
Hmm.. It is a 1995 paper: 15. Robert M. Wood, "Did Biela's Comet Cause the Chicago and Midwest Fires?", Society for Scientific Exploration Annual Meeting, 15-17 June 1995, Huntington Beach, California.
Aha. Google for "Biela's Comet" Chicago.
The idea is in a 1985 book, Mrs. O'Leary's Comet: Cosmic Causes of the Great Chicago Fire.
There also was a meteor shower associated with Comet Biela, but in 1871 of the October 9 Chicago fire the shower was around November 27.
No. I thought I saw something strange, but all I can clearly remember is a bright flash and two men in black walking away.
Nothing destroys flammable ice like having a fire around it.