Nuclear waste from Earth stored on the Moon's far side explodes in a catastrophic accident, knocking the Moon out of orbit and sending it and the Moonbase Alpha hurtling uncontrollably into space.
We should set up wind mill farms on Pluto, thereby avoiding the problem of adding to global warming and ruining the view of wealthy people who live on Cape Cod. Now, how to solve the electrical conduit problem...
They seem to love stuffing things down their pants, from bombs to porno-packed digital storage. This eventually will not turn out well for the propagation of their cause.
Skyscrapers and any large man-made structures also have an effect on regional climate. Is this any different? At least with wind farms, we're not dumping high levels of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and superheating the earth.
"Why Apple's Next Evolution Should Be In Your Car"
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Shut up, you American. You Americans, all you do is talk, and talk, and say "let me tell you something" and "I just wanna say." Well, you're dead now, so shut up.
Sure, why not? Let's see, if an alien civilization discovered how to travel at the speed of light, and they lived in the nearest solar system with earth-like planets, then it's only 44 trillion kilometers or 4.4 light years away. I can see traveling for 4.4 years in a small spacecraft in order to pick up farmers and mechanics on earth and probe them.
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No chance, English bed-wetting types. I burst my pimples at you and call your door-opening request a silly thing, you tiny-brained wipers of other people's bottoms!
My wife and I have purchased several piece of furniture from IKEA and we're very pleased. Sure, they're not made from top notch materials, but how long are you going to own a couch? They're out of style in 6 or 7 years. And, frankly, I'm quite impressed with the construction of their furniture -- very sturdy and comfortable. We bought a couch, oversized chair and a book case from IKEA. We're pleased with all three. Would I buy their furniture for our family room, that gets used every single night, from IKEA? Probably not, but for our living room, it's perfect, and not expensive. That's my two cents. Oh, and I love their sticky buns.
Do you think any of those 1,517 passengers who died ever imagined how famous they'd be simply because their ocean liner struck an iceberg and sank? I recently heard a really funny comment on NPR radio during the "Wait, Wait. Don't Tell Me" segment.
"Titanic, the movie that spawed a real-life shipwreck."
I love Best Buy. Not because it's the greatest tech retail store out there, but because I like brick-and-mortar stores. I can see, feel and test equipment. Sure, I still buy most of my tech online, but I like to make the occasional purchase in person, as well as being able to see stuff I may not buy that way.
Personally, I like PCIe for internal and fiber optics for external. I don't think Google is even a hardware or network service provider. It's no wonder it sold out so quickly.
Anonymous seems to just have its fingers in the wind these days, shifting its sites all over the placewith no real direction or purpose. I mean, they even took down the Boston Police Department's website because the city forced the Occupy Wall Street wackos out of Dewey Square after letting them squat there for months.
And what kind of name is Rand? It sounds middle eastern to me -- perhaps even communist. Thank goodness for our alert TSA, now it's time for them to get back to patting down infants.
Especially if they were scorpions that could withstand 900 degree temperatures and 1,508lbs of pressure. I'd believe we should defer to the old adage: "let sleeping scorpions lie".
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Nuclear waste from Earth stored on the Moon's far side explodes in a catastrophic accident, knocking the Moon out of orbit and sending it and the Moonbase Alpha hurtling uncontrollably into space.
At first glance, I read it as "Inside the 2012 Lobster Pie".
The ability tear this universe another black hole. I just shudder to think.
We should set up wind mill farms on Pluto, thereby avoiding the problem of adding to global warming and ruining the view of wealthy people who live on Cape Cod. Now, how to solve the electrical conduit problem...
They seem to love stuffing things down their pants, from bombs to porno-packed digital storage. This eventually will not turn out well for the propagation of their cause.
He's not an Apple fanboy. He just likes good technology regardless of who makes it.
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The mill's closed. There's no more work. We're destitute. I've got no option but to sell you all for scientific experiments.
Skyscrapers and any large man-made structures also have an effect on regional climate. Is this any different? At least with wind farms, we're not dumping high levels of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and superheating the earth.
"Why Apple's Next Evolution Should Be In Your Car"
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Shut up, you American. You Americans, all you do is talk, and talk, and say "let me tell you something" and "I just wanna say." Well, you're dead now, so shut up.
That's the ticket, matey.
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"Please! This is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue over who killed who."
Sure, why not? Let's see, if an alien civilization discovered how to travel at the speed of light, and they lived in the nearest solar system with earth-like planets, then it's only 44 trillion kilometers or 4.4 light years away. I can see traveling for 4.4 years in a small spacecraft in order to pick up farmers and mechanics on earth and probe them.
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No chance, English bed-wetting types. I burst my pimples at you and call your door-opening request a silly thing, you tiny-brained wipers of other people's bottoms!
My wife and I have purchased several piece of furniture from IKEA and we're very pleased. Sure, they're not made from top notch materials, but how long are you going to own a couch? They're out of style in 6 or 7 years. And, frankly, I'm quite impressed with the construction of their furniture -- very sturdy and comfortable. We bought a couch, oversized chair and a book case from IKEA. We're pleased with all three. Would I buy their furniture for our family room, that gets used every single night, from IKEA? Probably not, but for our living room, it's perfect, and not expensive. That's my two cents. Oh, and I love their sticky buns.
this is going to end with Charlton Heston on a beach cursing at the Statue of Liberty.
Do you think any of those 1,517 passengers who died ever imagined how famous they'd be simply because their ocean liner struck an iceberg and sank? I recently heard a really funny comment on NPR radio during the "Wait, Wait. Don't Tell Me" segment. "Titanic, the movie that spawed a real-life shipwreck."
John Kiriakou refused to be trained in torture tactics and he was the first CIA officer to call waterboarding "torture" Waterboard him.
Someone blew up the Cars? Bummer. I loved that band.
I love Best Buy. Not because it's the greatest tech retail store out there, but because I like brick-and-mortar stores. I can see, feel and test equipment. Sure, I still buy most of my tech online, but I like to make the occasional purchase in person, as well as being able to see stuff I may not buy that way.
Personally, I like PCIe for internal and fiber optics for external. I don't think Google is even a hardware or network service provider. It's no wonder it sold out so quickly.
We're having a bevy of Pi Pies in my office today. Yum!
Anonymous seems to just have its fingers in the wind these days, shifting its sites all over the placewith no real direction or purpose. I mean, they even took down the Boston Police Department's website because the city forced the Occupy Wall Street wackos out of Dewey Square after letting them squat there for months.
What about SSDs? Does HDDErase work for flash?
Lockheed-Georgia C-5 Galaxy. Maximum Cargo Weight: 270,000 pounds. Cost: $179 million. http://www.globalaircraft.org/planes/c-5_galaxy.pl
Lockheed-Georgia C-5 Galaxy. Maximum Cargo Weight: 270,000 pounds. Cost: $179 million. http://www.globalaircraft.org/planes/c-5_galaxy.pl
And, I suppose we wouldn't have Tang.
And what kind of name is Rand? It sounds middle eastern to me -- perhaps even communist. Thank goodness for our alert TSA, now it's time for them to get back to patting down infants.
Especially if they were scorpions that could withstand 900 degree temperatures and 1,508lbs of pressure. I'd believe we should defer to the old adage: "let sleeping scorpions lie".