Or perhaps maybe we could lock them in some pink goo, wire them together and collect energy from them. We could keep these "children" entertained in a virtual world where computer programs will teach them everything.
Or, given that these areas are also premotor areas for mouth movements, it may represent the simulated action of drinking a beer elicited in viewers by the ad. Whatever it is, it seems a good brain response to the ad.
We know which brain, rather than part of the brain, is running during the PPV half-time show Lingerie Bowl.
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It was those 18 month long sound effects.
Works well with that new American camera?? Heyyyy wait a second...
I wonder which 18 months those were, exactly.
I hope there is a CowboyNeal option.
I thought it meant "its a trap!!"
to welcome our new rasterization and floating point framebuffering overlords!
You guys are really falling out of practice here.
Or perhaps maybe we could lock them in some pink goo, wire them together and collect energy from them. We could keep these "children" entertained in a virtual world where computer programs will teach them everything.
Nevermind learning and devising a new business model.
These things are loud, especially under load. As quiet as rainfall and as loud as normal conversation?
No, I wouldn't. I'd take him to court. Ha ha.
Score! I'm going to try that!
"pretty much impossible to fall off" - unless you are President Bush. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/2989000. stm
Why can't man's best friend, the K-9, sniff out these liquid explosives instead of buying a $250,000 "puffer"?
Around the watercooler they are saying Flirting Fruitybat is the next release name; Slippery Seahorse was not far behind.