second that...worst waste of money in recent history....well, until about a week ago when bush topped it:)
my personal fave underappreciated move: waking ned devine...very funny movie.
i have to agree... as a college sophmore in CIS, i know almost no one who watches star trek. it has aquired a stigma (at least with the younger generation) as being droll and old fashioned. i skipped nemisis because it looked like every other star trek movie: an unrealistic and non-inventive view of the future.
i dont know about you guys, but my usual computer posture involves a complete lack of muscular effort (both forearms on the table, jaw slack and unsupported, mouse controlled with fingers from the second joint only).
it seems that having to pick up the mouse and physicaly wave it around would spur my atrophied arm muscles into full revolt.
only if she gives new meaning to "heavenly bodies"
seriously though, does anyone trust the gov with the "nudging" of an asteroid? this is the same government that "nudged" dictatorship into the twenty first century with the "school of the americas"
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second that...worst waste of money in recent history....well, until about a week ago when bush topped it :)
my personal fave underappreciated move: waking ned devine...very funny movie.
id like a #34 McWiFi meal with extera packets :)
im more impressed with the use of the (!)verb
"to hork"
in a semi-serious technical article
everyone knows al gore did that
i have to agree... as a college sophmore in CIS, i know almost no one who watches star trek. it has aquired a stigma (at least with the younger generation) as being droll and old fashioned. i skipped nemisis because it looked like every other star trek movie: an unrealistic and non-inventive view of the future.
lolzorz
man those look cool. :)
i may get one and just leave it unplugged on my desk at work to attract all the hotties from accounting
i dont know about you guys, but my usual computer posture involves a complete lack of muscular effort (both forearms on the table, jaw slack and unsupported, mouse controlled with fingers from the second joint only).
it seems that having to pick up the mouse and physicaly wave it around would spur my atrophied arm muscles into full revolt.
only if she gives new meaning to "heavenly bodies"
seriously though, does anyone trust the gov with the "nudging" of an asteroid?
this is the same government that "nudged" dictatorship into the twenty first century with the "school of the americas"