Journal Journal: You suck
Yeah, I'm talking to you. All you filthy humans. You all stink of ham and vomit.
Journal Journal: The Holidays
Fuck, but I hate the holidays. All those images of happy people with familes and warmth and joy. I think this season is designed specifically to make loner losers like me kill ourselves. Well, they won't defeat me, dammit! I will survive and kick Santa in the ass!
Journal Journal: It's 2004!
And I'm already bored!
Where's the color images from the Mars rover already!
Journal Journal: Someone is out to get me
It's true, you know. Even my decent posts get modded "overrated".... even when no one has modded them up in the first place!
They're out there... lurking...
Oh, hey! Kim Possible is on!
Comment Re:Can you say WRONG (Score 4, Insightful) 103
Must agree Markus. The cow leg counter is a great example.
The absurdity in the article makes one wonder where we've been getting all that hydrogen from for all these years. We've been cracking H2O with electrolysis and been getting both H's pretty consistently for decades. The experiments that show the PH are pretty solid as well, so it seems a little early to start theorizing that black holes are giving off the extra half a mole of Hydrogen we've been getting out of a mole of water.
The cool part (that they seemed to entirely miss) is that these techniques could be used to confirm/reject models for wave-theory covalent bonding. Maybe that tough little benzene ring is resonant at more than just the electron shell level....
The absurdity in the article makes one wonder where we've been getting all that hydrogen from for all these years. We've been cracking H2O with electrolysis and been getting both H's pretty consistently for decades. The experiments that show the PH are pretty solid as well, so it seems a little early to start theorizing that black holes are giving off the extra half a mole of Hydrogen we've been getting out of a mole of water.
The cool part (that they seemed to entirely miss) is that these techniques could be used to confirm/reject models for wave-theory covalent bonding. Maybe that tough little benzene ring is resonant at more than just the electron shell level....
