what you can do is have a clipper ship go around the pacific and create and collect hydrogen, then dock and send it into a national distribution system.
cool! now i can charge my gaming needs off as a professional expense. i'll make sure the hospital has consoles in the surgeons lounge so that i can "warm up" before starting surgery.
i do agree that having grown up with computer games can help your laparoscopic skills. or it could be that gamers tend to gravitate towards the surgical field, while non-gamers end up as internists.
can you take apart the cheap "noise cancelling" headsets and do it yourself? i would imagine all the parts and circuitry are there. lets see if my wife will miss her airplane headset....
i'll still have to look out for bluehairs on the streets. when this technology is perfected and the elderly won't have to worry about driving, think of the decrease in traffic accidents such as southern florida and phoenix! on second though, everyone should be driven in robot cars.
when I was growing up, all i had were sticks and stones to throw at the feral dogs. computer games, bah!
seriously, i grew up on the island of okinawa, and would collect bullets and old shrapnel as a kid. i was old enough to know that i needed to avoid playing with unexploded mortar shells. it's sorta like mario, only with real explosions.
Open System: NEKO 64(TM) utilizes industry standard micro-ATX motherboards and processors that allow you to run standard operating systems, such as Microsoft Windows
now if it ran debian, then this statement wouldn't be so missleading
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i think they are working on the cart adapter as we speak!
the great thing about others not knowing how to use RPN was that no one would steal your calculator (like a wife or girlfriend)
here is a website touting the use of polyethlene glycol for "toiletry" uses
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what you can do is have a clipper ship go around the pacific and create and collect hydrogen, then dock and send it into a national distribution system.
it's too bad we couldn't do a distributed computing settup for your data, like SETI. I'd be glad to donate the cpu cycles in my office.
damn, I knew i shouldnt' have bought that apple 1 from that wozniak guy
cool!
now i can charge my gaming needs off as a professional expense. i'll make sure the hospital has consoles in the surgeons lounge so that i can "warm up" before starting surgery.
i do agree that having grown up with computer games can help your laparoscopic skills. or it could be that gamers tend to gravitate towards the surgical field, while non-gamers end up as internists.
is it kinda like the apple newton?
they probably defaced the index page and replaced gnome with knome
hmm...
google.sex
true story, i had to retest a Mrs Clapp for chlamydia
"If we lower that barrier," he said, "maybe we can get better content."
nahhh. couldn't happen.
can you take apart the cheap "noise cancelling" headsets and do it yourself? i would imagine all the parts and circuitry are there. lets see if my wife will miss her airplane headset....
i think this is progress towards an automated Karaoke robot. comming to a bar near you!
i'll still have to look out for bluehairs on the streets. when this technology is perfected and the elderly won't have to worry about driving, think of the decrease in traffic accidents such as southern florida and phoenix! on second though, everyone should be driven in robot cars.
when I was growing up, all i had were sticks and stones to throw at the feral dogs. computer games, bah!
seriously, i grew up on the island of okinawa, and would collect bullets and old shrapnel as a kid. i was old enough to know that i needed to avoid playing with unexploded mortar shells. it's sorta like mario, only with real explosions.
especially when alot of girls will lose their scholarships
this is going to send windsor, canada into a severe depression
i guess we can therefore identify the decline of journalism in modern times to the establishment of Slashdot.
as a practicing ob/gyn, i hope they outsource some lawyers. preferably to antartica.
there are some things that can't be outsourced still. trauma surgery and the Burger King Drive-through, for example
you slashedotted Jumptheshark.com!!!
so we need to send out troops of booth girls with Knoppix in hand to shame the microsofties into submission. they can stop by my office first.
look what it did for the internet! better than space tourism i think
Gen. Watson said Auburn is "dialoguing significantly" with the army's tank-automotive and armaments command, which supervises the Anniston Army Depot.
i hate dialoguing.
i guess this is another way for bush/halliburton to stiff the country for more money
Open System: NEKO 64(TM) utilizes industry standard micro-ATX motherboards and processors that allow you to run standard operating systems, such as Microsoft Windows
now if it ran debian, then this statement wouldn't be so missleading