Maybe that young man is depressed? Stops going to church, going outside, withdraws from society, and wants nothing more than to blatantly masturbate in front of his peers. The solution is what, to talk about his porn? Is this not more likely a symptom of a bigger problem perhaps?

Anyway, I had this playing in the background looking at other stuff, and my selective hearing told me the soldier he needed to get out was his sperm, and he was in a desperate struggle to release them from their confinement. Talk to your bishop to help relieve this bitter struggle from your pants. I thought maybe they were talking about a new masturbatory video game. Help your friend get off today! Stop watching porn, and participate! Coming to your jock today, multiplayer action in your pants!
/sarcasm

I think they don't want to get dust in their more sensitive components. Moon dust is a pain.
And quick google search gave me this: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/09/080924191552.htm

So they probably don't want to roll around in that stuff.

It came up on new years that someone brought a bottle of wine to a party at an apartment complex with no corkscrew. I ask the group, anyone know a good screwless method of opening a bottle? The reply: Ask a neighbor, it's pretty likely there's a corkscrew within a couple hundred feet.

Of course, the first question to ask was whether the effort of finding a corkscrew was necessary... which it wasn't as it was a twist off. Funnily enough, the exact same situation came up about an hour later, with another search for a corkscrew by the uninitiated, with the same result.

Sorry, I wasn't bashing the video... any time you can boil down most of the qualitative ideas of 12 lecture hours into a 6 minute video is a worthy time investment.
I'm was mostly trying to drunkenly convince myself the math I half remember was worth the other 11 hours.

Yeah, it'll be a while until we really 'understand' why everything is how it appears to be. But in the meantime, we can quantitatively describe most of the interesting effects down to the subatomic level. Which is great imo.

Nope

Hahaha, using psychology as an example of turnover of scientific knowledge... can't stop laughing!

This was a pretty concise explanation of about a month of physics II lectures... minus the math.

Shell-side Assistance, how may I help you?

It's funny that I don't really respect the talents of any of the people that hate Obama(excluding Clint), and kind of like those that like Obama.

I wouldn't make any assumptions on what would be expected in a Russian classroom, as far as flags are concerned anyway.

The reactions seem pretty legit to me, it's obviously being filmed on a camera phone...

Btw, love this video.

Now I'm waiting for the commercials that is nothing but 2002 Paul Ryan arguing for Obama's policies. Not that I'll see it on TV, but I'll probably hear of it eventually.