let's just fork it and we'll all go somewhere else.
We should all learn spanish and move to barrapunto.com
At least the UI is better than beta... and no Javascript! Hell, is better than classic!
Todas nuestras bases ahora pertenecen a ellos!
I'm far more concerned about the emission of methane gas by dragons
I think you hit the nail. Just like Don Quixote, you have to appreciate how different this book is from other works of that time. We are talking about 1605, a few people could write, read, and most of the book were about religious stuff and natural philosophy.
I finished reading The Catcher in the Rye just yesterday. I think teenagers can appreciate that book just like I enjoyed reading The War of the Buttons by Louis Pergaud when I was twelve.
I wonder if any of the several coronal mass ejections that appear in the movie interacted with the plasma tail of the comet.
I'd play Midway's Submarine.
I played this rarity only once, when I was a kid. If I had a wish, I'd choose to have one, not only for playing, but also to take a look at the intrincate mechanical simulators of waves and clouds. HD graphics are impressive, but there's nothing compared to actually grab and look through a real periscope. But I suppose I'm just being nostalgic.
Back to my memories, the visor in the periscope could get some cleaning though, after countless greasy foreheads of nerds.
When I saw a CowboyNeal option in the poll I knew that the GCHQ set up us the spoof.
If you have a GF this is most likely a movie you can take her to since it's Sandra Bullock and George Clooney.
My girlfriend is a rocket scientist, you insensitive clod!
At least "News for Nerds" is back! The rest will be added soon, I guess.
Do you think a CowboyNeal option in each poll would be asking too much?
...sound of Voyager leaving the solar system..... over your head.
But there's no "woosh" in interstellar space; thinner medium.
I propose "The sound of interstellar ion-acoustic waves detected by Voyager... over your head"
"TLDR" ??
This recent 1-h presentation from Helen Mason at the Royal Institute is extremely informative
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbI6TDHCfe4
From the article:
"Changes to the field's polarity ripple all the way out to the Voyager probes, on the doorstep of interstellar space."
Expect new announcements about Voyager 1 reaching interstellar space in the next 3 to 4 months
"If there isn't a population problem, why is the government putting cancer in the cigarettes?" -- the elder Steptoe, c. 1970
