Jeff Goldblum still has nightmares about this kind of thing.
Re:The future of money is already here...
on
The Future of Money
·
· Score: 1
but cash is still best for the No-Tel Motels and if I get hit with one of them credit card readers strapped around a stripper's waist, I'm going to sue.
Bush has apparently found out that the Uranium Pew-36 Explosive Space modulator is missing and he wants it back....
my, my, my... isn't Mars looking lovely tonight.
That's okay. Within 25 years, so many countries will have nuculer (read George Bush) weapons, or WMD as we all know them today. Anything that scientists cannot name, they will either blow it up or not let anyone see the DNA sequencing that it takes to create the species. Either way, ***poof*** never exists.
Pondering this, I think most of my real memories revolve around a traumatic or exciting event. I remember being 4 and a half or just turned 5 and in kindergarten and having a policeman come into class and passing around his baton and handcuffs. I remember locking myself in the one handcuff and pulling, yanking, and crying until he found his key and let me out.
I also remember some of the nightmares that I used to have as a child (right around the same age of 4 or 5). We had a fan in the hallway with a noisy motor and I remember being startled by strange nightmares of roaring oncoming trains until that fan would be removed around September and then the nightmares would go away. My entire youth was spent in the same house, so there of static memories of the home and how rooms and walls were added or changed. I remember other implements of my childhood, but they are associative memories because I have seen the stroller, crib, bed rails since my childhood and I can't remember any specific interaction with them (but I am sure that they exist). So, as of right now, I can remember that far back, and I'm 27 years old.
Slashdot Mirror
You would think a server from the Sun would be able to handle a stray gamma particle or two. Go fig.
I have an even better one: sigh
Instead of paying for LoJack for my new car, I'll just sign up for the family plan and leave a cheap Nokia in the trunk.
Easier way. Peel the stickers.
I think maybe you should talk to her.
The Distributed Library Project as discussed here might be a good option. The software itself can be found at Thoughtcrime.org
Jeff Goldblum still has nightmares about this kind of thing.
but cash is still best for the No-Tel Motels and if I get hit with one of them credit card readers strapped around a stripper's waist, I'm going to sue.
Bush has apparently found out that the Uranium Pew-36 Explosive Space modulator is missing and he wants it back.... my, my, my... isn't Mars looking lovely tonight.
That's okay. Within 25 years, so many countries will have nuculer (read George Bush) weapons, or WMD as we all know them today. Anything that scientists cannot name, they will either blow it up or not let anyone see the DNA sequencing that it takes to create the species. Either way, ***poof*** never exists.
Pondering this, I think most of my real memories revolve around a traumatic or exciting event. I remember being 4 and a half or just turned 5 and in kindergarten and having a policeman come into class and passing around his baton and handcuffs. I remember locking myself in the one handcuff and pulling, yanking, and crying until he found his key and let me out. I also remember some of the nightmares that I used to have as a child (right around the same age of 4 or 5). We had a fan in the hallway with a noisy motor and I remember being startled by strange nightmares of roaring oncoming trains until that fan would be removed around September and then the nightmares would go away. My entire youth was spent in the same house, so there of static memories of the home and how rooms and walls were added or changed. I remember other implements of my childhood, but they are associative memories because I have seen the stroller, crib, bed rails since my childhood and I can't remember any specific interaction with them (but I am sure that they exist). So, as of right now, I can remember that far back, and I'm 27 years old.
very good idea, maybe amplify it someway or find an HR monitor with a distinct enough and loud enough sound.