Come on, you made that up when you decided to go into space, didn't you?
Ok, serious question time.
1. Would you support the idea of an African Union. The European Union is generally considered sucessful. Would you consider an African Union similarly promote the interest of Africa and help other African Nations?
2. How do Africans view the Suddanese civil war? The civil war has been ongoing for a number of years and it's only recently pushed to the limelight in the west. Are other African countries interested and have they attempted to help? What about the situiation in Zimbabwe?
3. Are you investing in private space travel? and what possiblities do you see in the future of space travel?
4. Can you loan me some money? See, I got this great start up idea. Can sell you shares cheap... cut me own throat...
> Hooray! Because we all know that films based on video games are always great
Street Fighter was good. No, hear me out. Just watch it like a comedy instead of an actual movie and it was really really funny.
My friends and I laughed the entire way through the movie and almost got kicked out for being too disruptive. For some reason, we were ROFLOAO at the part where big bags of green bubbling chemical with huge labels that says "mutagen" was seen on the screen one time too many.
It might have something to do with what we smoke an hour earlier....
>When a computer program crashes it's usually down to the human(s) who programmed it, and in the rare occasions it's a hardware glitch and it was humans who designed the hardware, so we're still to blame either directly or indirectly.
And supposedly God created humans so we should all blame him. Your windows xp crashed? Act of God.
Actually that's why I don't believe in the Christian God. God is infalleble but God created people. hmm...
>Every breath you take has some air molecules in common with Julius Caesar's last breath (bar pathological exceptions). You probably drink some of his natural liquid output every time you drink as well. Ain't life wonderful!
"what? You mean every body is made up of every body else?" (disc world paraphrase)
>Personally I would have thought that London would have received more rain than Sydney OR Melbourne. To learn that London is actually pretty DRY definitely shatters some preconceptions I had...
London rains a lot, especially in the fall. But it's very very light rain. If you walk around in the rain, you can barely feel it. I lived in London for 2 years and I can only remember pouring rain maybe 3 or 4 times there. I didn't buy an umbrella the whole time I was there. So counting inches of rain makes it seems like London is fairly dry but it's not.
Of course, the rain falls on the London streets and make everything very muddy because the streets there are always dirty and dusty. The water in London coming out of the faucet is supposed to be safe but very undrinkable.
On the other hand, when I travelled to Devon on the UK westcoast. I drunk water out of the faucet that was pure and sweet. Better than bottled water in North America. This old lady at a b & b I stayed at joked that water there has only been drunken once while water in London has run through many people.
>I read the article in the magazine and they just soldered an antenna to a bluetooth adapter. How could putting a bigger antenna on a receiver cause interference?
It would cause interference because it's both a transmitter and a receiver.
Well, this development, plus sucess of the spaceship1 and the work on the space elevator is giving me hope that I could actually experience space travel myself. Awesome.
Time to start saving money for that ticket to.... Pluto! (bet you thought I was going to say Uranus)
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To be sure, to be sure, my start-up will also sell dragon-finder on a stick. Guranteed to work or your money back, in person only.
See, I am too innocent to know all these dirty things. Thank you, thank you, thank you, I feel so cleansed!
Ok, serious question time.
1. Would you support the idea of an African Union. The European Union is generally considered sucessful. Would you consider an African Union similarly promote the interest of Africa and help other African Nations?
2. How do Africans view the Suddanese civil war? The civil war has been ongoing for a number of years and it's only recently pushed to the limelight in the west. Are other African countries interested and have they attempted to help? What about the situiation in Zimbabwe?
3. Are you investing in private space travel? and what possiblities do you see in the future of space travel?
4. Can you loan me some money? See, I got this great start up idea. Can sell you shares cheap... cut me own throat...
I am only slightly ashamed that I spotted that error.
Street Fighter was good. No, hear me out. Just watch it like a comedy instead of an actual movie and it was really really funny.
My friends and I laughed the entire way through the movie and almost got kicked out for being too disruptive. For some reason, we were ROFLOAO at the part where big bags of green bubbling chemical with huge labels that says "mutagen" was seen on the screen one time too many.
It might have something to do with what we smoke an hour earlier....
Sigh, it's Friday night, I think I will go out and get a life instead.
Oh, Who am I kidding? I am on slashdot.
And supposedly God created humans so we should all blame him. Your windows xp crashed? Act of God.
Actually that's why I don't believe in the Christian God. God is infalleble but God created people. hmm...
I need to know what the subscription cost is per month! I need to budget my game money!
Isn't this how they do it in spaceships? Recycle water? Drink your own urine essentially?
Well, if it's good enough for the Astronauts, then it's good enough for you. (But not me, of course. That's disgusting!)
"what? You mean every body is made up of every body else?" (disc world paraphrase)
London rains a lot, especially in the fall. But it's very very light rain. If you walk around in the rain, you can barely feel it. I lived in London for 2 years and I can only remember pouring rain maybe 3 or 4 times there. I didn't buy an umbrella the whole time I was there. So counting inches of rain makes it seems like London is fairly dry but it's not.
Of course, the rain falls on the London streets and make everything very muddy because the streets there are always dirty and dusty. The water in London coming out of the faucet is supposed to be safe but very undrinkable.
On the other hand, when I travelled to Devon on the UK westcoast. I drunk water out of the faucet that was pure and sweet. Better than bottled water in North America. This old lady at a b & b I stayed at joked that water there has only been drunken once while water in London has run through many people.
It would cause interference because it's both a transmitter and a receiver.
Now I have to sulk about how he is so heroic in every way and I can never be a good Jedi like him and will have to turn to the dark side instead.
Ohhh.... so hard to choose.... head exploding...
Do you know any one with Oakley sunglasses? I have a friend who has a pair. He never take it off, indoor or outdoor.
Oakley = Oh Dorky!
Time to start saving money for that ticket to.... Pluto! (bet you thought I was going to say Uranus)