The one I had didn't work for crap. Put it in my car, didn't drive it for a few months, and when I went to pull it out of the garage, it wouldn't start.
Make it a sphere 100 meters across with a nice hollow core. Fill the hollow core with readily available vacuum. Design it right and it'll stop falling a few thousand feet above the ground. Open a valve and bring her down.
Uh, we've never had a problem with irrigating food plants with sewage. You know what a manure spreader is? The problem is getting the sewage to the crops.
Since the Earth's diameter varies by a couple of miles, there'll be a couple of million years where the Moon's status as a planet or a moon will vary depending on the time of day.
1) Build a very large fusion drive 2) Use it to change the orbit of one of the outer planets (Uranus, or as it will be know then, Urectum) 3) Swing Urectum's orbit by Earth every now and then to pull it into a higher orbit.
Tax revolt over a high school with a jumbotron screen on their football field? In Texas? Pwah. Maybe if they start handing out Corvettes to players on teams that *aren't* going to go to state. . .
As someone who grew up in the north and now lives in the south, I'd have to say you're full of it.
And the reason life "grinds to a halt" one or maybe two days a year down south is that the expense to have an army of snow/ice removal equipment just isn't justified.
Skiing in Colorado every couple of years lets me play in the snow just about as much as I want to.
Termites efficiently convert cellulose to ethanol in a room-temperature, carbon nuetral process. Whoever is the first the duplicate *that* trick on an industrial scale will become very wealthy.
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The one I had didn't work for crap. Put it in my car, didn't drive it for a few months, and when I went to pull it out of the garage, it wouldn't start.
I just gave them the last fake phone number a girl gave to me.
But if you ban Jodie Foster, you can't ask her if she wants to play pinball . . .
The guy further up that wondered if any of the mice turned to Reavers probably got it.
Why did Mickey Mouse divorce Minny? She was fscking goofy.
Make it a sphere 100 meters across with a nice hollow core. Fill the hollow core with readily available vacuum. Design it right and it'll stop falling a few thousand feet above the ground. Open a valve and bring her down.
So I take it you've never watched "2001: A Space Odyssey", the movie they're talking about?
You need to rent "Memento" :)
Uh, we've never had a problem with irrigating food plants with sewage. You know what a manure spreader is? The problem is getting the sewage to the crops.
Astronomating is for hetero astronomers. Astonomizing is for the non-hetero astronomers.
Since the Earth's diameter varies by a couple of miles, there'll be a couple of million years where the Moon's status as a planet or a moon will vary depending on the time of day.
1) Build a very large fusion drive
2) Use it to change the orbit of one of the outer planets (Uranus, or as it will be know then, Urectum)
3) Swing Urectum's orbit by Earth every now and then to pull it into a higher orbit.
Obviously you've never seen Zebrahead's "Playmate Of The Year" video :)
I don't believe in continental drift because it still takes the same amount of time to drive from LA to Vegas.
Because they're closer to those standards than the Democrats.
Pretty successful for a guy who was the president of a frat on double secret probation.
Tax revolt over a high school with a jumbotron screen on their football field? In Texas? Pwah. Maybe if they start handing out Corvettes to players on teams that *aren't* going to go to state. . .
According to your reasoning, a Tivo subscription should be illegal.
Hello, Jackie. Hello, Allan. That is your theory, which is yours . . .
For me it was "Lifeforce". But he's not the reason I remember the movie :)
Actually, it'd be "und y'all vatch dis!"
Yeah, right. And the Americans that stopped being isolationists after Pearl Harbor were cowards, too. Whatever.
As someone who grew up in the north and now lives in the south, I'd have to say you're full of it.
And the reason life "grinds to a halt" one or maybe two days a year down south is that the expense to have an army of snow/ice removal equipment just isn't justified.
Skiing in Colorado every couple of years lets me play in the snow just about as much as I want to.
Termites efficiently convert cellulose to ethanol in a room-temperature, carbon nuetral process. Whoever is the first the duplicate *that* trick on an industrial scale will become very wealthy.
I don't know; somebody there will eventually discover the visual equivalent of the brown noise.