thus the fact that we have receptors for cocaine-like molecules suggests that maybe cocaine like molecules were naturally abundant in pre-evolutionary times.
so you're suggesting that, instead of going to barcelona, it would be better for him to travel back in time to the biogenesis era?
Also, only the finest buildings were that way. Most common people had their walls were made from more irregular, "raw" stones, put together with adobe mortar.
Of course their buildings were not 100% rock. The roof, windows, everything else, was from wood and other materials that could deteriorate, but be easily replaced. That's why it looks ruinous, but one can see most of the structure is intact.
From the link in my previous post:
Usually the walls of Incan buildings were slightly inclined inside and the corners were rounded. This, in combination with masonry thoroughness, led Incan buildings to have a peerless seismic resistance thanks to high static and dynamic steadiness, absence of resonant frequencies and stress concentration points. During an earthquake with a small or moderate magnitude, masonry was stable, and during a strong earthquake stone blocks were âoe dancing â near their normal positions and lay down exactly in right order after an earthquake.
There are even canals that ran beneath the city, in a somewhat sophisticated water and sewage system, part of it still works (you can see water flowing in one of these canals).
Building structures that won't collapse and crush everybody inside isn't trivial; but it is doable now
It was doable 600 years ago. Just go visit Machu Picchu, and you'll see. It lays abandoned for half a millennium in a land of frequent earthquakes, and it's walls are still intact.
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Cm'on, their motto is "do no evil".
What can go wrong?
Isn't this the mentality that has gotten IE users in trouble time and time again?!
And now it will get Firefox users in trouble time and time again.
It's a win-win situation for them.
Interesting, but I can't make a search with the URL, hence no quicksearch (as in http: // google.com/search?q=%s).
What's his name?
What food does he likes best?
Any photos?
Please, continue to entertain us!
Your grandmother was a whore.
My grandmother is still alive you insensitive clod.
Oh, she's still a whore then..
It was great and fun and you had some epic moments, but you take away absolutely nothing from it.
Same with many other non-virtual activities..
I say the fun and the epic moments are what you take, and it's worth it.
You can play and have a life, it's up to you to do the balance. A weekend or another playing non-stop can be fun once in a while.
that's the mentality that's killing the planet.
think about all the poisonous materials used for production, let alone dispose of the computer.
thus the fact that we have receptors for cocaine-like molecules suggests that maybe cocaine like molecules were naturally abundant in pre-evolutionary times.
so you're suggesting that, instead of going to barcelona, it would be better for him to travel back in time to the biogenesis era?
Voce me prometeu!
Voce me prometeu!
Uma chuva de fogo, mas ainda nao choveu!
Voce me prometeu!
Voce me prometeu!
Escuridao eterna, e nada ainda escureceu.
that makes my /. id even more impressive :)
I did once, when I was a child.
Milked straight to a cup, then drank it warm.
Delicious!
Did the same with a cow some years later.
Because terrorism is nothing to be worried about?
Spring (springlobby, really) does this.
Everybody loves him.
(Except me.)
all that means is that people who walk barefoot should look where they are going a little more than others
The same as riding a bike vs driving a car.
So, what are all the users of TPB considering doing to support
the folks behind TPB, who have supported them, in some way, in
past?
Easy: they will ask for help on their website.
Just wait and see what they're asking for.
a couple of months??!
I haven't bought ANY media this whole century.
But I did paid to go to some live performances, and movie theaters.
the news of my death has been greatly exagerated
MirandaIM is the only piece of software I miss from my distant Windows days.
Pidgin is OK, but Miranda was awesome.
Also, only the finest buildings were that way.
Most common people had their walls were made from more irregular, "raw" stones, put together with adobe mortar.
Of course their buildings were not 100% rock.
The roof, windows, everything else, was from wood and other materials that could deteriorate, but be easily replaced. That's why it looks ruinous, but one can see most of the structure is intact.
From the link in my previous post:
Usually the walls of Incan buildings were slightly inclined inside and the corners were rounded. This, in combination with masonry thoroughness, led Incan buildings to have a peerless seismic resistance thanks to high static and dynamic steadiness, absence of resonant frequencies and stress concentration points. During an earthquake with a small or moderate magnitude, masonry was stable, and during a strong earthquake stone blocks were âoe dancing â near their normal positions and lay down exactly in right order after an earthquake.
There are even canals that ran beneath the city, in a somewhat sophisticated water and sewage system, part of it still works (you can see water flowing in one of these canals).
Building structures that won't collapse and crush everybody inside isn't trivial; but it is doable now
It was doable 600 years ago.
Just go visit Machu Picchu, and you'll see.
It lays abandoned for half a millennium in a land of frequent earthquakes, and it's walls are still intact.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incan_architecture
Graveman!
coding is hard.
let's go shopping!
pics, or it didn't happen