Comment Obligatory Abstruse Goose (Score 1) 57
Reminds me of this.
Reminds me of this.
As if the loud (and completely unnecessary)noise of the helicopter on the video wasn't enough, did you have to keep it on the slowed down part of the video so that it sounds like the belching roar of Satan himself?
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It's the last thing hackers will expect!
thor is the person wielding mjolnir and busting asses.
Okay. So what's the name of the guy who will shortly have used to wield mjolnir and bust asses?
Thor is now a woman. That's how the transvestitive relation works.
FTFY
A brand new female character will take up the name Thor and continue the series. Jason Aaron, the series writer, said, "This is not She-Thor. This is not Lady Thor. This is not Thorita. This is THOR.
Uh, yeah. Like when that other guy was Batman? But then he wasn't Bruce Wayne, was he?
Their apology was sincere. They even offered to continue his service at a 'special rate'.
Sounds to me like an admission that they're overcharging everyone else.
Luckily we don't care, because we're right.
"Normal" buoyancy is about less dense objects floating on top of a fluid. This (granular convection) is about larger objects rising to the top of smaller ones.
As your golf ball example shows, the "floating" object can be denser than the "fluid," which would not be the case in "normal" buoyancy. And there's no upward force being exerted on the objects by the "fluid."
You kiss your mother with that mouth?
There are now four USB ports which means you don't need a hub to work with a mouse, keyboard and WiFi dongle.
Oh, good, thanks for that. I was having trouble imagining what "four" was, but now I know it's at least "three."
I play chess because it increases my ability to organize my thoughts and...........it's fun.
Took you a while to think of that last one though, eh?
The universe is expanding like others said... but it's still an incorrect statement.
The statement did say "observable universe."
No.
nonsense statement...had to read twice to be sure, but this is just technobabble and not based on scientific definitions of "space" and "light"
That's weird, I understood it perfectly as an (admittedly somewhat simplified) explanation of how space expands and how light travels through that expanding space. Don't blame your lack of understanding on what you imagine to be the GP's lack of clarity.
in other words, **NO** there is not 'light' hitting us from 14B ly+
No-one said there is. There is light hitting us which was emitted by objects which are now* more than 14 billion light years away.
*for a given value of "now," that is, but I'm not sure I'd enjoy trying to explain that to you.
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