Indeed I did Mrs Footsie , the perils of sailing on the good ship 'Righteous Indignation'. Gonna have to create a get of Jafo free card to counteract his spell checker if this continues.
Last Goodbye - from Jeff Buckley's Grace album This is our last goodbye I hate to feel the love between us die But it's over Just hear this and then I'll go: You gave me more to live for, More than you'll ever know. This is our last embrace, Must I dream and always see your face Why can't we overcome this wall Baby, maybe it is just because I didn't know you at all. Kiss me, Please, kiss me But kiss me out of desire
This ludicrous debate as you call it never took place - the myth was both acknowledged and dealt with in #4 in such a way as to gently move past it, this was then acknowledged by the original poster in #7 and after a bit of fun finally taken into wincustomizes own twilight zone by Jafo. It has since been played with and added too in various ways.
Your probably sitting too far forward
12m-long conveyor belt at a speed of 2 m/s Actually no - after 6 seconds the egg plummets off the end of the conveyor belt, and smashes long before getting the chance to hatch and ponder its existance (see hitchhikers guide to the galaxy for relevant tract) <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/jokegrim.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddl
For what its worth in the context of both the root question remains the same - "There is further the allusion to the idea of trying to count sheep as an aid to sleep. Are androids human? Would they resort to the same tricks when insomniac? But would their sheep be electric sheep rather than real? Would replicant call to replicant?" For the mildly confused and by now hugely irritated http://members.aol.com/cnhill/sf/bladerunner.htm <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%"
Damn !
Do androids dream of electric sheep? This is unacceptable if admin isn't gonna bother with Google how can you expect anyone else too Results 1 - 10 of about 12,200 for do androids dream of electric sheep. (0.21 seconds) /me borrows felines very best giggle and runs off <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/grim.g
The answer could come down to definitions as some will say that only pigs get sunburn in the same way as humans. However this agricultural site says that yes, they most definitely do:- http://www2.agriculture.purdue.edu/agcomm/aganswers/story.asp?storyID=2867 I and fellow BBites are now dying to know what exactly you intend to do with this knowledge a) go on to win the pub quiz b) run around the field distributing parasols and sun protection c) cons
Who knows maybe he comes from a place where there is no chocolate and seeks to take all he can find, maybe even the very means of chocolate production. Of course if thats all he wants I'm sure no-one here will object By the way, I'm working on me social skills OC, how do you think they're coming along ? <
I'm beginning to develop a whole new take on this thread. Consider the possibility if you will that I.R.Brainiac is not the harmless little ball of insanity he would have us believe. Instead ponder the history of his recent actions - a long absence followed by threads to probe us for:- Reasoning (top 10 reasons to download my skins) Stupidity quotients (can anyone match this) Universal awareness (what if you shined a flashlight) Surely overwhelming evidence that IR is
And yet you've taken the trouble to give it a name ?
Not in the future If we're all travelling at the speed of light as presently defined then we're also moving faster than the speed of sound so the question becomes 'mute'. That's my story and I'm sticking to it [Message Edited]
For what its worth, I remembered something about the constancy of the speed of light being challenged and ergo the Universal application of Einstein's theories. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2001/02/010212075309.htm The links there for anyone interested. Oh and IR Brainiac you know as well as I, by the time we achieve light speed we will also have learnt to domesticate and train genetically modified glowflies and your question will be mute <img src="http://image
As interesting, entertaining etc as this trip to the twilight zone has been when you start attributing values like 'caring' to photon emissions you are surely doomed - relatively speaking that is
To be honest DW I'd already assumed that it was something like illness or possibly 10yrs at HM Prisons for molesting badgers on Hampstead Heath . My thread was started in the hope of injecting some gentle humour and wasn't a dig at you. I'd envisaged that if it were me I'd have to take a screenshot of being top author, this automatically leads to thoughts of wallpapers etc, which of course when you've got th
Hope all goes well tonight Fuzzy - i'm sure it will
Your probably right - we'd end up with threads about the violation of policy violations - ok then plan b) - we just all have a button that's remote linked to Fuzzy's alarm clock
Hi guys - don't forget to 'save as' your new settings XdavorinX or next time you'll be back to square one again. If you've got a decent connection theres a couple of videos available here which help to illustrate some of the flexibility of desktopX https://www.joeuser.com/index.asp?c=1&AID=15970&u=0 Once downloaded I just lifted a copy out of temporary files and put it into
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Couldn't get the damn thing to stop spinning long enough to hack it
What you missed Fuzzy, was that posts need a policy violation button (thats right Fuzzy - not all buttons are chocolate ) so that Admins can be alerted to concerns quietly, without starting threads like this which only serve to draw attention to an individual who probably hoped to get just such a reaction in the first place ! By the way 07.14 - thats not just a lay-in, thats a coma in this house <im
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Sometimes its just a matter of perspective Gary Lets see chocolate do that Ok I saw it, ripped it and posted it
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