What the hell is "the Triangle"? And why do they have a classical music station. Now I can understand a square might have a classical station, or maybe a pentagram would have an acid rock station.
Maybe it's because they use triangles in symphonies. What kind of station would a circle have, I wonder?
Ok, so what's wrong with this world where people want to tear up their onions. And even if they do, SO WHAT! I say, let people tear 'em, rip 'em, shred 'em, even stomp on 'em if they want to. I mean, really!
I don't understand why they would want to go to begin with. I mean, Big Mac's are pretty good, but personally, I would rather go to something like NachoWorld.
Contrary to popular belief, that computer salespeople at Best Buy are not all nitwits. Most of them know what they are talking about but are hindered by corporate policy.
True story:
When I bought my Apex DVD player, it had a sticker on the box that said it played "Mpeg3". I tried to explain what was wrong with that to the salesman. It was like trying to teach my dog algebra.
The Heisenberg uncertainty principle states that there will always be true statements within a system that cannot be proved within that system. Thus, there will always be "true" security breaches because it is not possible to predict in advance what form they may take.
Although, we can be certain that they will exist, they may be so insignificant that we never can detect them.
The problem with something this tall is that it will inevitably be destroyed, and we will be scattered throughout the earth and forced to speak different languages.
He does seem to have a very good grasp on the underlying issues and the technology
Based on what I read in the article I would have to agree. Particularly this sentence towards the end that says, "It sounds as though the judge had a good grasp of the technology."
I'm glad to see this wonderful source of information being featured on/. I wish you could also promote my other primary information source,
Bakersfield Community College Gazette.
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Funniest troll I've read in a long time.
Objects are perceived as the same distance away when light takes the same amount of time to traverse from each of the objects.
That's great! Objects appear further away because it takes longer for the light from them to reach my eyes.
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Double D's are more than enough on my LCD screen, thank you.
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Yeah, he's pretty Naderiffic.
As far as your "grey" issues go, perhaps you should try Grecian formula?
I've been wondering where Frasier Crane has been hiding.
Why not have firearms designed for people who have no arms?
Because then they would be called firestubs. And that sounds dumb.
"One Gerd Knops has released version 1.0"
In related news, two Gerd Knops released version 2.0
I tried to fold a molecule once, but I wasn't even able to fold a piece of paper eight times.
"...the Triangle's classical music station..."
What the hell is "the Triangle"? And why do they have a classical music station. Now I can understand a square might have a classical station, or maybe a pentagram would have an acid rock station.
Maybe it's because they use triangles in symphonies. What kind of station would a circle have, I wonder?
And, since you seem to be into this stuff....
Are you a dirty girl?
$200...
sucks...
ahh, nevermind
Ok, so what's wrong with this world where people want to tear up their onions. And even if they do, SO WHAT! I say, let people tear 'em, rip 'em, shred 'em, even stomp on 'em if they want to. I mean, really!
I don't understand why they would want to go to begin with. I mean, Big Mac's are pretty good, but personally, I would rather go to something like NachoWorld.
I tried to suffocate what I thought was a wart with duct tape, but I had to take it off after one day because I had to pee really bad.
Contrary to popular belief, that computer salespeople at Best Buy are not all nitwits. Most of them know what they are talking about but are hindered by corporate policy.
True story:
When I bought my Apex DVD player, it had a sticker on the box that said it played "Mpeg3". I tried to explain what was wrong with that to the salesman. It was like trying to teach my dog algebra.
The Heisenberg uncertainty principle states that there will always be true statements within a system that cannot be proved within that system. Thus, there will always be "true" security breaches because it is not possible to predict in advance what form they may take.
Although, we can be certain that they will exist, they may be so insignificant that we never can detect them.
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Wish I was a Physics Genius
We will continue our efforts to supplant staples, but glue will continue to be a stong player.
Oh sorry, I thought you said tack industry.
Isn't that an old Count Basie song?
Iay avehay ay ewnay encryptionay ethodmay ootay. Itay amecay otay emay inay ay eamdray.
" an overclockers dream"
...nooo... nooo... too hot ...
--mumble--
--toss--
--turn--
--snore--
The problem with something this tall is that it will inevitably be destroyed, and we will be scattered throughout the earth and forced to speak different languages.
He does seem to have a very good grasp on the underlying issues and the technology
Based on what I read in the article I would have to agree. Particularly this sentence towards the end that says, "It sounds as though the judge had a good grasp of the technology."
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/. I wish you could also promote my other primary information source,
I'm glad to see this wonderful source of information being featured on
Bakersfield Community College Gazette.
Mod this up!
Funniest troll I've read in a long time.
Objects are perceived as the same distance away when light takes the same amount of time to traverse from each of the objects.
That's great! Objects appear further away because it takes longer for the light from them to reach my eyes.
Double D's are more than enough on my LCD screen, thank you.
hmmm.... There sorta is one right now.
Isn't there?
oxymoron
I originally coined the term "Bayesian Spam" to describe my Bay of Pigs / Asian conspiracy theory.