You know, I always considered Sue Storm and Reed Richards to be an example of a perfect marriage...
He had the ability to stretch any part of his body to great lengths (heh, heh, heh,)and after sex,
she would disappear...
I've thought about this quite a bit over the years. I think that women are less assertive when negotiating for salary
on a general basis and this is why they're paid less than men. They settle for less to get a job.
Yes, my friend, I know all this. The goverment cannot be sued under most circumstances. I was just making fun of the whole thing. You are taking it all way too seriously. By the way, you "sue" someone in courts of law, you don't "suit" them. Work on your English.
This year, the time change was unusually early because Congress passed a law moving the date on which the clocks were
changed. So to my way of thinking, he can sue Congress for passing the law, and W for not vetoing it.
Check out PhysicsWeb for today's update on the Danish physicists who have just ionized a cloud of gas using teleported light.
Teleportation research is moving along, slowly now, but surely to accelerate into breakthroughs...
"Surely you are jesting..."
Actually, I'm quite serious. I think a good precedent would be the rapid progress made in atomic physics in the 20th century. Ernest Rutherford didn't think men would ever truly harness atomic energy, even after the first time he bounced an alpha particle off the nucleus of an atom of gold. Yet within about forty years, Enrico Fermi intitiated a controlled atomic reaction.
Incidentally, I think the most important and rapidly-progressing field of study right now is black-hole physics. It seems to me that this will be the "atomic physics" of the 21st century.
I agree about bringing the second floor to us...
But I disagree about teleportation being any further off than the space elevator.
The progress of one might easily eclipse the other, since they're both in very early stages.
I predict that the Space Elevator will turn out to be just like the Space Shuttle; obsolete upon completion. Progress has already been made upon the quantum-entanglement
physics that will someday permit the construction of a Transporter system. Search on PhysicsWeb http://physicsweb.org/
You must have read "The Deep Biosphere", by the late Thomas Gold.
All I want to know is, what kind of women can I get with this car...
And don't tell me "The ones that are 500 miles away"...
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"Superman or Green Lantern ain't got nothing on me..." Donovan, "Sunshine Superman" circa 1966
Let me guess. You gave yourself your nickname.
You know, I always considered Sue Storm and Reed Richards to be an example of a perfect marriage...
He had the ability to stretch any part of his body to great lengths (heh, heh, heh,)and after sex,
she would disappear...
I don't know if Israel has the largest and most well-funded lobby in the U.S. Capitol. My guess is that it would be Saudi Arabia.
that it's Microsoft software, and will drive those phundamentalist physicists out of their phrigging minds.
I've thought about this quite a bit over the years. I think that women are less assertive when negotiating for salary on a general basis and this is why they're paid less than men. They settle for less to get a job.
Can we hack the Nigerian election and get W elected President of Nigeria?
That wouldn't be so bad. Half the fun of drinking ended when I turned 21.
You say that to all the boys, don't you, Paris?
La, La, La, that little blue planet is heating up and cooking itself, La, La, La...
I exposed myself once. The cops asked me for my Social Security number.
I built a cluster, and the bots fucked it.
Commander Taco will watch bot-on-bot porn and come up with a headline that reads...(your answer here)?
It fits, eh? Well, if the suit fits, wear it.
Yes, my friend, I know all this. The goverment cannot be sued under most circumstances. I was just making fun of the whole thing. You are taking it all way too seriously. By the way, you "sue" someone in courts of law, you don't "suit" them. Work on your English.
Why fool around with the bottom-feeders? Go straight to the top...
This year, the time change was unusually early because Congress passed a law moving the date on which the clocks were changed. So to my way of thinking, he can sue Congress for passing the law, and W for not vetoing it.
Check out PhysicsWeb for today's update on the Danish physicists who have just ionized a cloud of gas using teleported light. Teleportation research is moving along, slowly now, but surely to accelerate into breakthroughs...
"Surely you are jesting..." Actually, I'm quite serious. I think a good precedent would be the rapid progress made in atomic physics in the 20th century. Ernest Rutherford didn't think men would ever truly harness atomic energy, even after the first time he bounced an alpha particle off the nucleus of an atom of gold. Yet within about forty years, Enrico Fermi intitiated a controlled atomic reaction. Incidentally, I think the most important and rapidly-progressing field of study right now is black-hole physics. It seems to me that this will be the "atomic physics" of the 21st century.
Quantum computing will solve all these problems.
I agree about bringing the second floor to us... But I disagree about teleportation being any further off than the space elevator. The progress of one might easily eclipse the other, since they're both in very early stages.
I predict that the Space Elevator will turn out to be just like the Space Shuttle; obsolete upon completion. Progress has already been made upon the quantum-entanglement physics that will someday permit the construction of a Transporter system. Search on PhysicsWeb http://physicsweb.org/
I would like to have a car that would go 500 miles in 5 minutes for $9.00. Ideally, it would be powered by Arabs.
You must have read "The Deep Biosphere", by the late Thomas Gold. All I want to know is, what kind of women can I get with this car... And don't tell me "The ones that are 500 miles away"...
I can't see the guy ever grasping the concept of Tantric Sex.