i think this says it best on the bias of 9/11
http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20040711
(funny no matter WHAT you feel about the movie, trust me.)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 11 Jul 2004 23:39:42 EDT
Subject: off topic the
first off, if shine a laser across a room here on earth, is there a
shift downwards thats detectable from earths gravity?
also, of course there is a force. thats teh definition of
acceleration. acceleration is caused by a constant force on an
object. if gravity causes acceleration, it is by
well that tears it.
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 12:18:18 -0700, Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From the, TGIF tears-to-tears dept... or was that tares-to-tears?
Theodore Sturgeon wrote a fine little story in the Phillip K. Dick tradition of
less-is-more, entitled appropriately: It Was Nothing
horace, the fleeing trucks have been shown to be as real as the hordes
of iraqis massing on saudia arabias border back when we convinced the
saudis to let us put us troops on their soil. (for those not in the
know, those were doctored sattelite photos. ie, not real)
the 60 k page document that
im missing the last part of the statement. provided that constant
changes... wouldnt that make it a variable.
and time IS a variable, dependant upon velocity.
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 19:58:55 -0500, RC Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could we consider time as the only constant, provided
1. well, since theres been testifiying in front of congress and leaks
and unaltered originals sent to media, yeah, actually, we do know for
sure.
2. the us is a signatory to the un. the us has agreed to the uns
controll in issues that are not about defense. in fact, the whole
reason we went
something people miss... the more efficient plants in other
countries, japan for instance, actually pay more in regular workers
salaries. but they pay about 1/50th the ceo salaries, and about
1/20th the high level admin salaries. and becuase of that, are much
more profitable. the closing of
rebates do it as hard as possible becuase the rebate companies job is
to get as few rebates actually proccessed as possible. thus all the
hoops. as for patriot act, any act of anynonimity is antisocial and
possible terrorist activity im reminded of a short that was in
amazing back in the 70's
scuse me, but dont put words in my mouth. i mentioned A product,
photoshop, for which there is no comparable competitor, becuase of the
monopolistic way they control the industry. i have not said that
software should be free, i have not said that people should pirate
everything. i did not say
with older platforms.
I don't want to hear it is impossible.
Skippy
on 11/29/04 4:55 PM, leaking pen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
damn skippy. btw, i should like to add that i rarely pirate myself,
and never a small company. i find out about someone i know doing so,
pirating
.
-Original Message-
From: Horace Heffner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 1:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: star wars rides again
At 5:04 PM 12/15/4, leaking pen wrote:
...that said, its a waste of time and money, and there is no
need for it.
You
well yes. the plant cells gained energy from the sun and dyes, the
animal like cells fed on sugars and other cells, thus those that had
methods of movement fared better. plants still have CELLULAR
MOVEMENT.
as for intelligent design. i dont doubt the possibility. BUT ITS NOT
SCIENTIFIC. its
where did this come from? and take leadership roles? please, these
guys coming back are making vietnam vets look like ex cops. its a new
generation of homeless we're creating. and i find it funny that you
talk of the lies of one president, without discussing the lies of the
other. one lie was
sublimation and natural balancing of concentration of states. the
only time youd have a vp of 0 would be at absolute zero, above that,
your still going to have a certain amount constantly going back and
forth between solid and gas states. nothing unusual about it.
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 07:40:47
yeah, i remember that bit. iirc, he was seriously underestimating the
force of the blast and velocity of the shrapnel thats ACTUALLY
encountered by those forces hit by ied's.
and im agreed here. this is bunk. a beam of light that kills things,
makes walls transparent... from a dream...
seriously, i was calling cnn for a bloody hour trying to tell someone.
im on totalfark.com, and we had someone find the doll about 6 minutes
after ap broke the story. we were laughing our guts out as all the
news sources started carrying it, and then the freepers started
talking about glass
jed, yeah, and facism was just a fad in germany. it still did a hell
of a lot of damage.
john... wow. we DONT need a military launchpad in the area, and if
we did, there are other countries in the area relatively friendly to
us that would have been less work. say, turkey. the us's purchase
the questions raised by Ed Storms and Leaking Pen in
particular, I decided to answer them.
Dear Ed;
I'd like to make five challenges to you. These papers will give you
some insight into our beliefs, BTW, Prager, Satinover and Singer are
religious Jews. One, take the Dennis Prager Are you
Anyway, I set out to learn about these blog things . . . and I was not
impressed. Most of them seem poorly written and unorganized. Most
appear to be right wing political diatribes, or self-centered gabbing
about nothing in particular, or recursive comments about the
blogosphere itself.
.
the thing to recognize also is that the evangelical christians are a
minority of christians. being christian does not mean following
falwell and robertson, believing that god created the earth in 7 days
(i say to let people correct me, they love to) or that homosexuality
is an abomination (as is
lets also add, with a given that god DID speak to people and the
writers of the bible are true prophets, would god have been very
literal? you have a group whos barely learned agriculture, nomadic,
not much in the way of building. a year seems a long long time to
them. you gonna explain the
note though, that after velocity, they all become a measure of the
rate of change. where is the original motion that is being constantly
modified? there has to be an endpoint, yes no? or start point, as it
were.
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 19:20:18 +, Grimer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In previous
ehh, your right. velocity is change in position. i was reffereing to
position. my bad. but... to change someting, you have to have
something to change. each line back describes how you are changing
the next item down. if you have n number of derivatives, as n
approaches infinity, shouldnt
img src=http://www.lemonizer.com/upload/uploadsJuly/jeez.jpg;
please. yes, theres a release. but of less than what the plant
matter took in in the first place. its not millenia of built up co2,
its recent co2, and lets not forget that a lot of the plant co2
remains in solution, feeding alage
wow. grimer. can we not see political bias just oozing from every
pore? please, keep that off of here.
On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 02:56:06 -0600, thomas malloy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Grimer posted;
Why not develop a computer game in which you
first have to kidnap various scientists such
as Dr
also, feel free to email me the file off list, ill make a space on my
webserver if youd like for vortex email items, and give the url here.
On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 19:06:45 +, Grimer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 12:05 pm 05-03-05 -0500, you wrote:
Can I get a scanned diagram to go thru
a large amount of the energy that forms is from the friction between
the water and the air bubbling up. as well as the coriolis force
(though theres barely any there). in fact, if you perform this
experiment in near vacuum, with teh water at a stand still, it will
NOT form a vortex.
On Mon, 07
its true that there is more treatment available, but heres the thing.
its NOT that expensive. an average 10k dollar surgery actually costs,
in terms of materials and salarya and other overhead, maybe 1500.
there is a MASSIVE price increase, because, well, pay or die. and as
medical care as we
, Jed Rothwell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
leaking pen wrote:
its true that there is more treatment available, but heres the thing.
its NOT that expensive. an average 10k dollar surgery actually costs,
in terms of materials and salarya and other overhead, maybe 1500.
there is a MASSIVE price
the funny part is, thats not actually a joke. there IS a lot of
outsourcing going on, and people here in the us making scads of cash,
the ones that could actually afford the treatment here find it cheaper
to fly overseas, where they can also get procedures done that arent
yet fda approved, thus
for those that can afford even that. most are simply going without,
or with what they can get through medicare/ medicaid.
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 16:27:19 -0500, Jed Rothwell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
leaking pen wrote:
the funny part is, thats not actually a joke.
Not a joke at all
you might say it combines the worst features of capitalism and communism.
as a someone who is a communist and a free market supporter (ones a
government, ones an economy, there IS a difference) i agree
completly. ive been saying that for years.
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 14:04:49 -0500, Jed Rothwell
that pay for the highways used by said
coorps) things like that.
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 13:53:14 -0800, Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: leaking pen
you might say it combines the worst features of capitalism
and communism.
as a someone who is a communist
have you read the book midas world?
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 17:52:29 -0800 (PST), Terry Blanton
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Jed Rothwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Economics give me a headache, I must confess.
It's very difficult to grasp; but, if energy is free,
we have no need for
sorry guys, got this one in an email, couldnt resist. first picture
of water on mars.
http://www.kiss-ezlink.com/downloads/funny/First%20picture%20of%20water%20on%20mars.jpg
on the issue of fuel economy, a friend of mine just made a good point.
there are an estimated 170 million cars on the road. if one in ten
(seems likely) have a one ounce
support the troops sticker, we are talking about a bit over a
million pounds of metal being shipped around daily.
On Thu, 24
no, the support the troop ribbons are all magnetic. next time you see
one, peel it off to see. (or, do like i do. i printed up several
8x10 sheets of bumpersticker paper with small sections that say bring
them home now. i simply put that on their car right underneath
support our troops. )
On
jed, however, fundamentalist christians as a whole ARE trying to limit
free speech. book burnings, demands to ban certain works, all that
jazz. and your analogy is flawed. its closer to you waking up,
finding others fighting the fire with a bucket brigade, and running
around screaming FIRE FIRE
thought id mention this. family easter dinner, the kids were watching
the incredibles. teh main villain is an inventor, is showing off his
inventions by using them on the hero, and declares that they are
powered by zero point energy.
thats what frightens me the most.
resistance is futile, you will be assimilated.
im christian, but the fundies frighten the living hell out of me.
On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 17:23:04 -0500 (EST), Jed Rothwell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Terry Blanton writes:
Pack-hunting predator instinct.
I
jn? not familiar with that book...
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 19:35:30 -0600, RC Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Terry Blanton wrote..
What compels you to do this ?
Best explained by reading verses 3 and 4.
1Jn 4: 1-4.
As I stated, the Vortex group remains a viable site that enriches
ermm, he was talking about teh divinity of christ, not christianity
itself. i personal agree with most of the gospels. im not sure if
christ was the son of gawd or not. i dont care. i will follow his
teachings anyways. i think the point was that the diety is a sort of,
my god has a bigger
BWAHAHAHAHHAHHAAA
wow. yeah, all the islamic countries are third world. thats why,
before we invaded, iraq had a higher standard of living and qol than
we, and complete equality for men and women, including equal pay laws
that we still refuse to pass here. your ignorance is showing.
On Thu,
.
Being male means having male sexual organs, hormones and so on. As
one critic put it, why does God supposedly have a penis if there is
no Mrs. God?
The word for the Holy Spirit, Ruach HaKodesh is feminine.
The Leaking Pen posted;
wow. yeah, all the islamic countries are third world
wow. its a battery capacitor! definately increase the effectiveness
of solar vehicles.
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 09:14:25 -0900, Horace Heffner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:34 AM 3/29/5, R. Wormus wrote:
Press Release:
New battery offers unsurpassed recharge performance and high energy
warning, virus. dont click.
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 13:32:40 -0700, Ron Wormus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--
Monsieur l'abbé, I detest what you write, but I would give my life to
make it possible for you to continue to write Voltaire
and you are makeing a big assumption. that everyone would do a full
charge everytime. do people fill the tank every time? so for ten
cents on your order, or maybe even free, mcdonalds will charge your
car as you go through the drive through. 2 minutes of charging, last
you a couple hours
not yet. we'll be moving over to a different economy, if this works.
as for general public, links have been submitted to totalfark (a pay
news site with about 2500 members that im part of) and a lot of
discussion has been generated. news tends to go there from slashdot,
and from there to the
errm, nazis were atheists. lemarkian evolutionists philisophically,
if memory serves.
yes, im in college. i didnt say they were all great. and actually,
ive been to iraq, about 6 years ago, as part of a high school exchange
program. the farm slums are a higher quality than here.
If it weren't
hehehheee. ohh man, you have me giggling. one thing two, ive got a
friend who i found out we are related in several different ways, and
we are almost identical, from build to attitude to finger length.
different faces, but hey. and we smell the same too, except that he
gives off an odor that
and unique opportunity to acquire a better
understanding of your perception of reality.
I have a brief comment.
You recently stated:
As a continuation of the will of god thread, I sent
Leaking Pen a three page discussion on the differences
in world views of liberals and conservatives. I'm
hes off. the next pope, via the prophecies of malachy (the old
documents mentioned) is the glory of the olives. the pope AFTER him
is supposed to be the final pope, peter the roman, though thats from
later versions.
On Apr 4, 2005 2:07 PM, Terry Blanton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks jed, beat me to it. but yes, acutally, there was a study done
that showed that about 5 percent of condoms used correctly failed
mechanically, usually as a result of being past the expiration date (a
higher problem in the third world). ill have to hunt down the study.
and theres a higher
hey. nice spin on it. i was hoping hed last that long, so hed die on
an eclipse day, but that works too.
so, whos the glory of the olive?
On Apr 6, 2005 10:49 AM, Terry Blanton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some believe that St. Malachy predicted the popes from the 12th century on.
, leaking pen wrote:
thanks jed, beat me to it. but yes, acutally, there was a study done
that showed that about 5 percent of condoms used correctly failed
mechanically, usually as a result of being past the expiration date (a
higher problem in the third world). ill have to hunt down the study
from fear of aids that would have sex if they thought a condom would
keep them safe is negligible.
those using condoms, and breaking them, because they were never taught
how to use them, is a larger group.
On Apr 6, 2005 11:30 AM, leaking pen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
actually, a ruptured condom
heres teh deal. first thing it does, is, if a judge says, the bible
rules me, and becuase of the bible, i say two men farking is wrong,
take those fags out of my court and stone them till dead
guess what. they would have NO recourse whatsoever.
part two, only interpret based on the
well, how big are we talking for the kites? if not too big, you could
always move them during seasonal changes, also. have a few farms with
tethers, move the actual units to the better area. just a thought.
(and, if we ever got a beanstalk off the ground, we could fly a few off it.)
On Apr 7,
:
leaking pen wrote:
well, how big are we talking for the kites? if not too big, you could
always move them during seasonal changes, also.
I do not know how big they are, but I am sure they are light or they would
not fly up in the air in the first place. All aircraft are made of
lightweight
dont do that. we thrive on dissagreement.
On Apr 7, 2005 9:24 PM, John Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- John Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dang! I was going to stop talking.
You *could* reconsider.
Thanks, Terry. You're absolutely right. I have reconsidered, and have
decided
your math assumes that all encounters are with someone who is hiv positive.
On Apr 8, 2005 7:41 AM, Horace Heffner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I take it then that no one here actually knows the failure rate of condoms
with regard to protection from aids. Yet there are such fervent beliefs
not reflect
reality. As Leaking Pen pointed out, you are assuming all partners are HIV
positive. I would add that you talked about people having sex 7 years after
becoming positive. Most HIV positive people in the third world, where AIDS
is a problem, are dead after 7 years. Many of the ones who
hehe. ive been capable of lucid dreaming since i was 6, but i still
cant od more than a rudimenetary control over scene, events,
probablility. it still runs out like a play in front of me.
and youre making some BIG assumptions.
On Apr 10, 2005 11:28 AM, Standing Bear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
might i suggest a short story, i believe by harlann ellison, though
not sure on that, by the title of buckle down winsocki ? its about
a man who experiences such episodes until he becomes totally invisible
to all except those like him. i doubt youll like the explanation of
why, but its an
sorry. ive always been of the opinion that anything that alters my
mind, and in particular my senses and how they interact, in a non
predictive, nonrepeatable way, jeapordizes the trust i can place in my
senses. and if i cant trust the senses, well, what good am i as a
scientist? therefore,
blanton, which one?
On Apr 11, 2005 11:41 AM, Blanton, Terry [RTPXCHG]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cute.
Ackshully, you'll find all the commandments in the Egyptian Book of the
Dead.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dah, its the 125th chapter (not spell ) of the papyrus of ani. in
partcular the questions asked of the recently deseaced during the
weighing of the heart. its the five not jewish ones, ie, killing,
stealing, fucking the neighbors wife, fucking the neighbors goat, that
kind of thing.
On Apr
I was just sent this by a friend. anyone seen it before?
http://www.thepump.org/art3subcuttings.html
it seems plausible, yet im immediately thinking there is an ou issue
here. its essentially pumping water from the surface and back, yes
no? with no extra source of energy.
hey, your speaking to the katana of reasoned discussion here.
hehehe
On 4/14/05, Jed Rothwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RC Macaulay wrote:
Stephen Lawrence suggestion on gas tax presupposes integrity in government
which cannot exist because the political animal cannot be tamed or
no, even in modern japanese, a katana is a particular kind of sword.
other notable japanese swords, the dai-katana (think greatsword made
like a katana), the tachi, an even larger version, used from
horseback, the ninja-to, a shorter, straight blade weapon, with a
chisel point for penetrating
terry, yes, thats with eic. the numbers were worse before it was put into place
btw, if you want to be truly sickened... look at corporate taxes.
corporations recieve about 80 percent of the benefits given out in
monetary form by the government, and pay about 10 percent of the
taxes. ignore
better yet. raise it for the corporations that use most of the gas in
their trucking fleets. in addition, start billing them for road
usage, instead of the citizens.
On 4/14/05, Kyle Mcallister [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Stephen R. Lawrence
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe higher transport
unreported income? few thousand? naw, youve got a few people with
large amounts of unreporte (ie, illegal) income. thats whats creating
the average out. mostly drug dealers.
On 4/14/05, Jed Rothwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Terry Blanton wrote:
I assure you there is. I know several
wow, i like how the guy thought hed be black, and called it HIS
prediction (its a nostradamus prediction that this pope would be
reffered to as the black pope)
and, please. rat zinger is a well known believer in the prophecies of
malachi. he did it on purpose. i think it likely theres a better,
the EARLIEST dating of the pyramids points to about 10200, and ...
you cant carbon date limestone.
On 4/23/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The movie Highlander 2, The Quickening starring Christopher Lambert, has a
pyramid in it much like the Giza pyramid which is powered by a
::points upwards::
what he said.
On 4/23/05, Mike Carrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Baronvolsung wrote:
The movie Highlander 2, The Quickening starring Christopher Lambert, has a
pyramid in it much like the Giza pyramid which is powered by a water cold
fusion hydrogen power plant moat
how... does that refute darwinian theory? at the point that humans
took control of the environment, we no longer had to adapt as much to
survive, therefore one WOULDNT assume that we are simply more
intelligent than previous humans, we simply know more.
take your personal biases OUT of a
theories, yes, but at the time,
thats nothing remarkable.
and i notice, you still havent answered my question. you might want
to stop jabbing that strawman in the corner, the discussion is over
HERE.
On 4/24/05, RC Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Leaking pen wrote..
how... does that refute
something ive refused to believe (that we are smarter) since
discovering just how many things have been known for centuries or more
that influence and shape modern technology. i agree completely, we
arent smarter, we just have more tools to work with. however, one
thing that IS different between
degenerates
darwinian? and... since according to this supposed thought, people
are naturally smarter now, it wouldnt be degenerated, as nothing had
yet been generated, yes no?
On 4/25/05, Stephen A. Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RC Macaulay wrote:
Leaking Pen wrote
and i notice, you
On 4/25/05, Stephen A. Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keith Nagel wrote:
Mike writes:
We moderns suffer from temporal chauvisism, the delusion that we are the
smartest of all humanity [which is refuted by any teenager]. It happens that
there are more tech geeks like us than
im wiitiggg.
hmm, not so quick on the reply when youve been called on what youve
said, and are out of wiggle room, it seems.
On 4/25/05, leaking pen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems antiquity is loaded with examples of engineering and
architectural works that have us thinking
education, ect. dont assume, youve made
enough of an ass out of yourself already.
On 4/27/05, thomas malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/25/05, leaking pen wrote;
that age were intelligent beings and had not degenerated which seems
to contradict the Darwinian theorists.
RC
once again, you have FAILED TO ANSWER THE QUESTION. a statement that
is patently false has been made, and no explanation has been given.
i toe no party line, and will not argue the shortcomings of many of
darwins thoughts. i simply do not like seeing obvious falsehoods
about ANYONES work. as
but, as a son of adam and eve in part, would jesus not also hold some
aspect of original sin? in fact, his creation would never have been
neccesary if not for that bite from the fruit of knowledge of good and
evil, yes no? (which, btw, was a fig, not an apple) so why not the
mac?
/jesus loves
yeah, well, this is a topic for humor and a bit ot, so hey.
/didnt know that though. makes one wonder, then mary wasnt really the
mother of christ. wait... nicean... yeah, constantine can go jump in
a lake.
On 4/28/05, Stephen A. Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
leaking pen wrote
well, ive made ball lightning in a glass before (see bills wonderful
website) but in metal?
On 4/28/05, thomas malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Terry Blanton posted;
Not everyone believes fusion powers the sun:
Excellent post Terry. I have a neighbor, John T Nordberg,
hey all, i thought id share something interesting ive notice. ive
gotten a new vacuum, one of those bagless ones that circles the dust
along the outside, with a central outtake and outer intake. the
sucker started shocking me on the hand, and, afraid it was sorting
somewhere, i unplugged it ,
its a dirt devil dynamite, its been doing this since it was bought,
and its probably been run about 5 hours now without a cleaning and
still building up charge. yes, rather dry, i am in arizona after all.
however, its done it with a high humidity as well, just not as much
buildup.
taking a
if its based on difference in wave velocity, wouldnt stationary be
based on the surrounding radiation fields? and if so... now, uber
amateur here, im einsteinian, in that, im great with theory, weak with
mathematics, would two of these drives mounted at an angle to each
other, say, a 90 between
well, all i did was write a suject in the subject field. are you
adding the [Vo}: yourself jones?
On 9/29/06, leaking pen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
testing subject.
--
That which yields isn't always weak.
--
That which yields isn't always weak.
ohh, youre using outlook express. thats your problem there. its a
pos. ive had mails sent but not sent, subject lines mangled and
dropped ALL the time when i was using it.
On 9/29/06, Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: leaking pen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
well
first off, how does this give evidence of an abiotic source? im
missing something.
second, even if true, its formed very very slowly. meaning we WILL run out.
On 9/12/06, Harry Veeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Massive oil field found under Gulf
Reserves south of New Orleans could rival
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,221182,00.html
And, less than a kiloton. now, everyone ive heard is saying, wow,
thats just a baby nuke. aww, isnt that cute. they blew up a bomb
smaller than some CONVENTIAL bombs we have.
however, i recall back when the bunker buster nukes were being
rots the brain.. yeah, some say the same about comic books.
and
http://www.fas.org/faspir/2001/v54n1/weapons.htm
On 10/16/06, thomas malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just heard Fox news say that the NK did detonate an atom bomb. Last
night Hal Lindsey mentioned the 550 ton yield. Since the
should the net ever truly become a war ground, it will return to the
original field of battle, as it was in the late 80s (this war is older
than you think) and it will compartmentalize. connections will e
through central nodes, like the bbs'es of old. there are already
people working on teh
bill put up videos? i missed this. anyone have a link?
On 11/2/06, Steven Krivit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to Bill Beaty's inspiring science videos on YouTube, I've decided to
start putting up some of my own content.
So when you're really bored and have nothing to do, here's the first
first off, i first heard the theory that earth spent time as an
iceball after the molten slagball before the dirt ball stage AGES ago.
its an accepted geologic theory that said icing over is what broke
down early rock into the first sand and dirt to provide a base for
life as the ice melted.
actually, the more elastic something is, the more it forms a ball
under its own gravity as well as surface tension. (ie, fluids, even
if small enough to not have gravity of their own, will still pull into
a sphere in zero g from surface tension. its the smallest volume to
surface area ratio,
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why WOULDNT have early aneaorbic life had oxygen as a waste
product?
pretty simple really -- they cannot live on the surface of ice.
The ice surface, then as now, is inhospitable to chlorophyl based
plants or algae and the ice
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