Interesting like a thoroughly terrible
Hollywood summer blockbuster, completely devoid of any connection to real-world physics, mathematics, history, or even simple logic and basic causality?
Sure, why not? I mean, the Da Vinci Code was also pretty popular.
Not everything. Apparently, this shit sandwich is such a shitty shit sandwich that even the king of shit shandwich shitty isn't willing to put his name on it.
Endocrine disruptors may be associated with the development of learning disabilities, severe attention deficit disorder, cognitive and brain development problems...
Gee. I wonder why the Big Cheerio wants more of them running around in your water supply?
> And finally, Americans want Tesla healthcare at Trabi prices
Actually, I think they'd mostly be happier with Toyota Camry healthcare at Toyota Camry prices instead of the Chevy Nova healthcare at Bentley Mulsanne prices they're paying now.
You know, like those people who live in countries where they can have a whole baby by cesarean in a private hospital for less than the cost of a couple of Xanax.
> The primate and artiodactyl lineages have diverged for roughly 80 million years — just the gradual accumulation of molecular differences in sperm and egg recognition proteins would mean that pig sperm wouldn’t recognize a chimpanzee egg as a reasonable target for fusion. Heck, even two humans will have these sorts of mating incompatibilities. Two species that haven’t had any intermingling populations since the Cretaceous? No way.
One bird chasing another bird. An intruder into its territory, a male chasing a female, the one that didn't get the early worm chasing the one who did, who knows, but they were going flat out. They came to a river of peak hour traffic. The one in front flies up and over the streaming vehicles. The one behind tries to cut the corner...straight under the wheels of about half a dozen cars. By the time my car rolled over that spot, there was nothing left but a cloud of feathers.
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Interesting like a thoroughly terrible
Hollywood summer blockbuster, completely devoid of any connection to real-world physics, mathematics, history, or even simple logic and basic causality?
Sure, why not? I mean, the Da Vinci Code was also pretty popular.
And I think a little whirlwind-reaping won't be far behind.
Personally, some of my favourite snack foods have been bathed in acid or even caustic soda, sometimes for several months, even.
That's not just shit, that's pure, unadulterated bullshit.
Two possibilities; either that's wingspan, not overall length, or alternatively, notice they never mentioned how tall the plane is
Where else did you think they were going to put the afterburner?
Because he didn't - it's 3 kilometers away from the ocean horizotally and 150 metres away vertically.
http://i.imgur.com/txrhwsu.png
Ahh, yes. The famous ocean-side villa...3 kilometres inland and 150 metres above sea level...
I wonder what he knows that you don't...?
Al Gore's beachfront mansion: 3 kilometres inland and 150 metres above sealevel? What beachfront is that?
Not everything. Apparently, this shit sandwich is such a shitty shit sandwich that even the king of shit shandwich shitty isn't willing to put his name on it.
> There was nothing fantastic, fun or exhilarating about it...
How would he know? Has he ever tried it? Does he fall asleep on roller coasters, too?
Endocrine disruptors may be associated with the development of learning disabilities, severe attention deficit disorder, cognitive and brain development problems...
Gee. I wonder why the Big Cheerio wants more of them running around in your water supply?
> In the age of 2 GB RAM and 128 GB SSD phones, 400 MB is femto
That'd be "femto": from the Greek femtos, lit, "nearly one quarter"
> The Democrats are just as bad as the Republicans.
So, do tell, where did the regulations that this bill prevents taking effect come from?
The duress code is your pin, backwards.
Already been done ->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj1G9gqhkYA
Actually, it also tells you that it's worse than the models predicted.
More importantly, how much closer does it bring us to the computer that can answer the Last Question?
That's still $262,143 a year.
A six figure salary in binary, now, that's a lot funnier.
> And finally, Americans want Tesla healthcare at Trabi prices
Actually, I think they'd mostly be happier with Toyota Camry healthcare at Toyota Camry prices instead of the Chevy Nova healthcare at Bentley Mulsanne prices they're paying now.
You know, like those people who live in countries where they can have a whole baby by cesarean in a private hospital for less than the cost of a couple of Xanax.
No, it makes no sense. It doesn't even make nonsense.
http://scienceblogs.com/pharyn...
> The primate and artiodactyl lineages have diverged for roughly 80 million years — just the gradual accumulation of molecular differences in sperm and egg recognition proteins would mean that pig sperm wouldn’t recognize a chimpanzee egg as a reasonable target for fusion. Heck, even two humans will have these sorts of mating incompatibilities. Two species that haven’t had any intermingling populations since the Cretaceous? No way.
>probably the single most vile person currently alive
Seriously? Robert Mugabe, Joseph Kony, El Chapo (just to pull three off the top of my head): Not as bad as Zuckerberg?
Grotesque hyberbole much?
I have seen this in action.
One bird chasing another bird. An intruder into its territory, a male chasing a female, the one that didn't get the early worm chasing the one who did, who knows, but they were going flat out. They came to a river of peak hour traffic. The one in front flies up and over the streaming vehicles. The one behind tries to cut the corner...straight under the wheels of about half a dozen cars. By the time my car rolled over that spot, there was nothing left but a cloud of feathers.
Survival of the fittest right there.
Relative to the centre of the Earth, which can be considered stationary for this frame of reference.
A spot at sea level on the equator is moving about 1000 miles an hour in the same frame of reference.
17,500 mph is the same speed as the ISS. At the distance of 22,236 miles, where the telecommunications satellites are, that drops to 6876 mph.
> ununtrium, ununpentium, ununseptium and ununoctium
What are they, a ham sandwich?