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Meh. Other 'Time Warp' videos aren't blocked from embedding. Oh well, click twice to watch it. Maybe I'll post another video that will piss everybody off.
Maybe one of Peter Sinclair's videos. Yeah, that oughtta work.
Meh. Other 'Time Warp' videos aren't blocked from embedding. Oh well, click twice to watch it. Maybe I'll post another video that will piss everybody off.
Maybe one of Peter Sinclair's videos. Yeah, that oughtta work.
Meh. Other 'Time Warp' videos aren't blocked from embedding. Oh well, click twice to watch it. Maybe I'll post another video that will piss everybody off.
Maybe one of Peter Sinclair's videos. Yeah, that oughtta work.
Meh. Other 'Time Warp' videos aren't blocked from embedding. Oh well, click twice to watch it. Maybe I'll post another video that will piss everybody off.
Maybe one of Peter Sinclair's videos. Yeah, that oughtta work.
The way to get around it is to post a link within text, and then to post a link for embedding. I do it for every video link.
MM ... I was wondering why you always do that ... it just makes me mad when you cannot embed them ... I buy lots of music after I hear it on youtube ... not sure why record companies do that ... if it is the record companies ... not sure ...
Meh. Other 'Time Warp' videos aren't blocked from embedding. Oh well, click twice to watch it. Maybe I'll post another video that will piss everybody off.
Maybe one of Peter Sinclair's videos. Yeah, that oughtta work.
Here's an embeddable video guaranteed to piss people off!
OT but personally I have some perhaps misguided hope for Obama's speech tomorrow. Perhaps he can strike a chord with the massive so-called "silent majority" of peaceful Muslims and try to rally them into the world. I'm convinced most Muslims are not violent and even a majority are agnostic and only culturally Muslim. But until they unify and dominate their lunatic fringe, they are all sleeper cells in my mind.
DON'T YOU GET IT? BIG LATEX IS SUPPRESSING THIS VIDEO TO COVER UP THE TROOF ABOUT THEIR DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS.
But balloons are not made of latex, and I googled "Big Latex" and I can't find a company by that name. And I don't think a ballon company would be responsible for breakage if you fill it with water and smash it into something pointed, like that gentleman's nose.
No, there must be a different reason for the suppression of this video. Possibly some nuns are bothered by the impression this video would make on some young men and woman, or a green group who are concerned with wasting water in this way.
It's all fun and games until somebody films it in slow motion.
I think you're on to something there. Slo-mo pr0n in sex education classes. Every kid's new favorite word will be "abstinence", and after a couple of generations of viewing, the human race will cease to exist due to utter lack of interest in reproduction.
MM ... I was wondering why you always do that ... it just makes me mad when you cannot embed them ... I buy lots of music after I hear it on youtube ... not sure why record companies do that ... if it is the record companies ... not sure ...
A sense of what's funny and what isn't is the first requirement of comedy.
Fail.
CtE ... Holy crap Cato ... you the comedy critic again!?! ... the last time you did that it was ugly ... tell a joke ... please ... and not in Latin ... I have to look that shit up every single time ...
I have a robot. In aggressive mode, it scans the room, and hears Maisey the Parrot, so, it scoots over to her cage, looks up at here and scans and beeps. That of course makes Maisey start squawking at the robot, the robot responds by rearing up on it's front legs, Maisey get louder, it's a Mexican standoff. I have to turn the robot off or else neither of them would stop.
I have a robot. In aggressive mode, it scans the room, and hears Maisey the Parrot, so, it scoots over to her cage, looks up at here and scans and beeps. That of course makes Maisey start squawking at the robot, the robot responds by rearing up on it's front legs, Maisey get louder, it's a Mexican standoff. I have to turn the robot off or else neither of them would stop.
re: #92 IslandLibertarian
A friend of mine is having issues with PETA now. He has donkeys and he runs donkey basketball and softball games. PETA is claiming the donkeys are mistreated. Assholes. Those donkeys are treated better than most people treat each other.
But balloons are not made of latex, and I googled "Big Latex" and I can't find a company by that name. And I don't think a ballon company would be responsible for breakage if you fill it with water and smash it into something pointed, like that gentleman's nose.
No, there must be a different reason for the suppression of this video. Possibly some nuns are bothered by the impression this video would make on some young men and woman, or a green group who are concerned with wasting water in this way.
There must be a sound reason.
They are paranoid that they could get sued if someone got hurt or died.
I have a robot. In aggressive mode, it scans the room, and hears Maisey the Parrot, so, it scoots over to her cage, looks up at here and scans and beeps. That of course makes Maisey start squawking at the robot, the robot responds by rearing up on it's front legs, Maisey get louder, it's a Mexican standoff. I have to turn the robot off or else neither of them would stop.
Yes, but is is a "lifelike" Japanese teenage girl robot? That is the question
A friend of mine is having issues with PETA now. He has donkeys and he runs donkey basketball and softball games. PETA is claiming the donkeys are mistreated. s. Those donkeys are treated better than most people treat each other.
Don't they know that donkey's are hard-wired to play basketball? They would die without it.
I have a robot. In aggressive mode, it scans the room, and hears Maisey the Parrot, so, it scoots over to her cage, looks up at here and scans and beeps. That of course makes Maisey start squawking at the robot, the robot responds by rearing up on it's front legs, Maisey get louder, it's a Mexican standoff. I have to turn the robot off or else neither of them would stop.
Who is JackofTrades? ... I dont' have my glasses on and when I look over at the Spy I keep seeing JacksonTn and it is getting downdinged like crazy ... and it is really JackofTrades ... one of us has to change our nics ... or I guess I could put my glasses on ...
I have a robot. In aggressive mode, it scans the room, and hears Maisey the Parrot, so, it scoots over to her cage, looks up at here and scans and beeps. That of course makes Maisey start squawking at the robot, the robot responds by rearing up on it's front legs, Maisey get louder, it's a Mexican standoff. I have to turn the robot off or else neither of them would stop.
I have a robot around here used to set it after the cat, it would come into the room and of course the cat would stalk it, but it was motion sensitive and stalk back.
I have a robot around here used to set it after the cat, it would come into the room and of course the cat would stalk it, but it was motion sensitive and stalk back.
Right. This is sound/motion sensitive, and you can run preset programs or program it yourself or activate single step movements. In the automatic aggressive mode, it is programed to scan an area, memorize it, and then examine anything that moves or makes noise in it's area.
Auto and mortgage lender GMAC on Wednesday priced a $4.5 billion two-part note sale, its first debt issue backed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
With the FDIC guarantee, the junk-rated company can issue debt with a triple-A rating, effectively allowing it access to much cheaper financing than would otherwise be available to the embattled lender. GMAC carries a CCC rating, or eight notches into junk territory.
"They need this funding to have a shot at surviving bankruptcy, in becoming a successful firm, and I would expect that they will continue to issue paper under the FDIC umbrella," said Michael Skinner, vice president of agency and TLGP trading at Wall Street Access in New York.
Coming soon to a dealer near you, The Swimmer, designed by Ted Kennedy.
Right. This is sound/motion sensitive, and you can run preset programs or program it yourself or activate single step movements. In the automatic aggressive mode, it is programed to scan an area, memorize it, and then examine anything that moves or makes noise in it's area.
In my world, that's a dog.
Also goes for walks with me, keeps my feet warm in the winter, knows when I'm sad, and attracts women.
You all do know of course if some kkkos kidz are lurking here there heads have 'sploded all over the place with all this talk of blotter, shrooms and peyote! Mwahaha!
You all do know of course if some kkkos kidz are lurking here there heads have 'sploded all over the place with all this talk of blotter, shrooms and peyote! Mwahaha!
peyote is simply an awsome buzz...very deliberate and easy to deal with...opium is the Queen of Highs tho...jus sayin
You all do know of course if some kkkos kidz are lurking here there heads have 'sploded all over the place with all this talk of blotter, shrooms and peyote! Mwahaha!
They think all conservative thinkers are fat white men in uncomfortable clothes who can't dance. I went to one of the tea parties...that ain't what I saw.
The party defines itself as conservative but, according to its website, backed the so-called Vienna Declaration that brought together extreme rightwing parties from across Europe in 2005. Its allies then were Austria's Freedom party, the French National Front of Jean Marie Le Pen, the Flemish party Vlaams Belang, Alessandra Mussolini's Azione Sociale and extreme rightists from Romania and Bulgaria. Though some of the parties are openly xenophobic or Nazi apologists, Alternativa Española says it is not racist.
Hannan said last night he had not heard of Alternativa Española having been associated with the radical parties that backed the Vienna Declaration. "It is not only new information to me but it is at odds with what they said to me. I will take it up with them," he said. "If that is true, it is deeply alarming and of course we shouldn't have anything to do with them."
I remember hearing something about that, but it's not the same micro-dot Mandy was talking about.
Somebody slipped me one brand or other of the ole lysergic acid diethylamide once in another lifetime, when I wasn't so choosy about the people I hung with. Just to see what would happen to me.
I didn't have a classic bad trip, but I wasn't too happy when I figured out why I was staring into the mirror for two hours wondering why my right pupil was significantly larger than my left.
Then about six months later I had a flashback sitting in my parents' living room.
Never touched the stuff willingly after that.
Now, some good shrooms in the company of an Aldous Huxley I would have a hard time turning down.
peyote is simply an awsome buzz...very deliberate and easy to deal with...opium is the Queen of Highs tho...jus sayin
Tried opium in SE Asia many years ago and it was spectacular. I kept thinking, "Nothing's happening," until I realized I just felt like the sky was open and singing for several hours.
Please, all of you who have never used drugs...have you never had a beer, or a cigarette, or a cup of coffee?
After the morphine, I felt really good. They gave me something that looked like an aquarium net with a coffee filter and told me to pee in it (to save the stone I guess) and a big bottle of vicodin. I had a great time at the wedding. Ditched the stone-capture device though.
Nucs are a fact of physics.
Are they going to repeal the laws of physics?
Technology is only making it easier.
A laptop computer can do the hydrocodes.
A $5 off the shelf microchip can handle the primary timing.
Sure the hiex for the primary and the nuclear material are harder to get, but for the right price?
Giving up nucs is like post a sign in your front yard "no guns no locks."
Tried opium in SE Asia many years ago and it was spectacular. I kept thinking, "Nothing's happening," until I realized I just felt like the sky was open and singing for several hours.
Please, all of you who have never used drugs...have you never had a beer, or a cigarette, or a cup of coffee?
That's why I always be sure to add "illicit", although my second-hand use of marijuana was significant in two different periods of my life.
Do you give it good marks, Walter? My son likes "science".
A friend gave it to me after he upgraded to a better robot. It's fun, it has 3 preprogramed modes, "activity" "aggression" and "awareness." Using these preprogramed modes, you don't have to do anything, push the button on the remote and the robot will go about doing it's thing.
It can be programmed to follow you own commands, but, as soon as you turn it off, it looses whatever you programmed into it. That sucks, it doesn't have a flash memory.
Kind of pricey, and you can get tired of it real quick,
Nucs are a fact of physics.
Are they going to repeal the laws of physics?
Technology is only making it easier.
A laptop computer can do the hydrocodes.
A $5 off the shelf microchip can handle the primary timing.
Sure the hiex for the primary and the nuclear material are harder to get, but for the right price?
Giving up nucs is like post a sign in your front yard "no guns no locks."
I agree, it was dream when Reagan wanted it, probably impossible now.
It has seen things that you, Walter, wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. It watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time; like tears in rain.
What's the secret to surviving during times of environmental change? Evolve…quickly.
A new article in The American Naturalist finds that guppy populations introduced into new habitats developed new and advantageous traits in just a few years.
It has seen things that you, Walter, wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. It watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time; like tears in rain.
It's a fucking toy, not R2D3 (I've seen the upgrade).
I've tried some of the best in the world...that kind of result could only be from 24/7 nonstop use...I don't really see it happening
I saw it ... dude I went to school with ... smoked like a '49 Chevy with no gaskets ... last seen smiling and scooping dog shit in the Astrohall ... looked like he had a frontal lobotomy.
Also knew two guys that ran their car under a dump truck at 50 mph stoned on weed. I'd say it killed them, same as if it had been bourbon.
It has seen things that you, Walter, wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. It watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time; like tears in rain.
What's the secret to surviving during times of environmental change? Evolve…quickly.
A new article in The American Naturalist finds that guppy populations introduced into new habitats developed new and advantageous traits in just a few years.
God is just sneaking around at night making changes.
And according to the brussels journal (which I shan't link here) the party with the largest number of seats in parliament gets to select the prime minister and form a coalition government. There is a law against smaller parties, but also according to the bj, major parties in The Netherlands said they're willing to change the law. That could mean Geert Wilders could be the prime minister? The election is next year, so this is something to keep an eye on.
Good news, indeed. Here's a link. Wonder if Turner's friend Hannity will mention this tomorrow... :)
From your link:
Radio host Hal Turner — accused of hosting a website that incited Connecticut Catholics to "take up arms" and singling out two Connecticut lawmakers and a state ethics official — was taken into custody in New Jersey late today after state Capitol police obtained an arrest warrant for him.
No mention of Hannity, though. Is he involved in this?
Meh. Other 'Time Warp' videos aren't blocked from embedding. Oh well, click twice to watch it. Maybe I'll post another video that will piss everybody off.
Maybe one of Peter Sinclair's videos. Yeah, that oughtta work.
In his latest the gases in small concentration part is a bit weak with it's comparison, the rest is pretty good though.
What's the secret to surviving during times of environmental change? Evolve…quickly.
A new article in The American Naturalist finds that guppy populations introduced into new habitats developed new and advantageous traits in just a few years.
Guppy Habitat Experiment Log:
Fishbowl - Check. No new adaptations.
Toilet bowl - Check. No new adaptations.
Water glass - Check. No new adaptations.
Kitchen floor - FAIL. No new adaptations.
Vacuum cleaner bag - FAIL. No new adaptations.
Sidewalk - FAIL. No new adaptations.
Tree limb - FAIL. No new adaptations.
Results: 4/7 of experiments in rapid evolution resulted in die-off of subject species.
Next step: Squirrels
Basis for theory: Animated documentary "Spongebob Squarepants"
What's the secret to surviving during times of environmental change? Evolve…quickly.
A new article in The American Naturalist finds that guppy populations introduced into new habitats developed new and advantageous traits in just a few years.
Detroit people: Quickly! Evolve "green industry" to replace jobs lost at GM, Chrysler and Ford. Those who fail to evolve, 0bama appreciates your patriotic sacrifice.
What's the secret to surviving during times of environmental change? Evolve…quickly.
A new article in The American Naturalist finds that guppy populations introduced into new habitats developed new and advantageous traits in just a few years.
Detroit people: Quickly! Evolve "green industry" to replace jobs lost at GM, Chrysler and Ford. Those who fail to evolve, 0bama appreciates your patriotic sacrifice.
That there is grounds for an ass whuppin', if you ask me. Do what you like, but don't slip people shit.
He was due, for damn sure. Little squirrel of a guy with a mean streak. But like most such, a coward. He slipped, hung around for a while, then skipped when I didn't start chewing the furniture. Never saw his scrawny ass again.
It'd be interesting to know what became of him, though. My guess is sub-prime mortgage broker or dead. Or both, if there's any justice.
Through the stained glass window
Moonlight crashes on the ground
And splashes on the altar
And floats in liquid fire
It bathes you with its' glory
As you begin life anew
And the kingdom of heaven
Is within you
Detroit people: Quickly! Evolve "green industry" to replace jobs lost at GM, Chrysler and Ford. Those who fail to evolve, 0bama appreciates your patriotic sacrifice.
Meanwhile, in Tokyo, their leaders are sending legions of tech-wonks to America to dominate our American automobile market.
What's the secret to surviving during times of environmental change? Evolve…quickly.
I think there is something to that. I have never really put 100% faith in the "successful random mutations" theory for evolution because random mutations just don't happen on a large enough scale for a species to use that as the primary means to survive abrupt environmental changes that have happened since life first appeared on Earth. I think its more likely that multiple members of a species evolve in parallel in response to rapid changes in the environment. The use of the term "random" to explain things that can't be explained yet is a cop out. I'm sure some things are truly random, but in general I say things happen for a reason.
What's the secret to surviving during times of environmental change? Evolve…quickly.
A new article in The American Naturalist finds that guppy populations introduced into new habitats developed new and advantageous traits in just a few years.
I was going to ask how the DI would try to spin this one but they won't really have to, since they tend to concede points of micro-evolution like this. Young Earthers of course will try to counter this and end up looking foolish (again).
True, I should've put scare-quotes around flinching like a fag to indicate that the expression is a term of art.
I'm cool with ya' then. Ya just gotta own up to a mistake. Charles must be on a bike ride cuz I got hammered for something along those lines, and rightly so. He has a right to run his ship the way he likes, and that kind of thing does not fly around here even in jesting.
No time to read this thread - need sleep! It's 11:45 pm here, and I'm way past my usual bedtime. Also up late the last two nights due to babysitting my grandson, and my boss' surprise retirement dinner. See you all soon!
Heh. If anyone can convince a good portion of America that crappy is the new cool, it's O.
As PJ O'Rourke so aptly put it in a recent editorial, the once proud, romantic US auto industry, which gave us the Cadillac, the Mustang, the Corvette, the Thunderbird, is now turning "flashing swords into ploushares."
Yuck. Remember that next time you see a college professor in a button-up short sleeve shirt driving a fucking Prius.
Turner got his start in broadcasting as a frequent guest on Hannity's radio show. Here's a Wiki reference:
Turner reportedly established a friendship with Sean Hannity, on whose program he was a frequent presence.[4] However, when confronted by the New Black Panther Party's Malik Zulu Shabazz about his association with Turner (in light of Hannity's scrutiny of Barack Obama's association with Jeremiah Wright), Hannity at first denied knowing Turner, then said he had banned Turner from his radio station, and that he never supported Turner's views. Turner subsequently posted this response on his website: "I was quite disappointed when Sean Hannity at first tried to say he didn't know me. In fact, Sean does know me and we were quite friendly a few years ago."
Define waterboarding then. If waterballooning is not waterboarding, at what point does it become waterboarding? Get rid of the balloon & throw a bucketful of water in the man's face. Is that "waterboarding" yet? Tie him to a board and repeat... is that waterboarding? Is the volume of water used determinant? Is the length of time the determining factor? Is it the level of discomfort what makes it waterboarding?
I've never read a critic of waterboarding address the obvious issue of what exactly is waterboarding and at what point does it become torture. All I see are angry shouting matches of "it's torture!", "it's not torture" and "so what if it's torture!".
Consider two extremes:
1. Repeated full head immersion waterboarding, with no medical supervision is torture. Agreed?
2. A bucket of water thrown in your face by a mischievous friend is not torture. Agreed?
Between those two extremes, where exactly is the dividing line between torture and not torture? Explain why.
Americans like to talk about (or be told about) Democracy but, when put to the test, usually find it to be an 'inconvenience.' We have opted instead for an authoritarian system disguised as a Democracy. We pay through the nose for an enormous joke-of-a-government, let it push us around, and then wonder how all those assholes got in there.
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