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Smoke From Forest Fire in Oregon Reduces Visibility
Except instead of a boulder, I feel like I'm rolling a ball of shit up that hill like a cursed dung beetle.
Oh....and thanks
Kudos to you for keeping up the fight against Bob's crap. You must feel like Sisyphus sometimes.
C-note (Member Profile)
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Testing the ice
When I was cub scout age in Calgary a guy from the left hand side of the normal distribution decided to test the safety of the ice on the Glenmore Resevoir by driving his VW Beetle onto it. It was safe for skating but not for cars.
b4rringt0n (Member Profile)
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newtboy (Member Profile)
Thanks
I've heard of two engined vw beetles, and a little googling pointed out that Emmerson Fittipaldi raced one in Brazil some time around 1969. https://jalopnik.com/5799726/emerson-fittipaldis-double-engined-volkswagen-beetle
*doublepromote the French version of a Baja bug.
I wonder if it can still float on two canoes.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Has A Blunt Message For Nazis
BASF is a huge german corporation that produced Zyklon B, the gas used in Ausschwitz to kill thousands of people. They're still going strong. It is by far not the only german corporation that benefitted greatly from the Holocaust. Take IBM for example, they delivered card-computing systems to manage concentration camp popula... Oh shit! IBM is american, my bad.
The Bundeswehr, the german military, was run by Nazi Generals in its early years. Just this year there were several scandals concerning Neo Nazis among their ranks.
A lot of people benefited from the atrocities of the third Reich. Don't kidd yourself. Remember, Hitler hired Ferdinand Porsche to develop the Volkswagen. The development of the VW Beetle was started by the Fuehrer.
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BTW....because you seem confused, no one ever was forced under penalty of death to keep slaves, and very few Nazi's families benefited after the fact from having been Nazis....it's not the same thing by far.
Cyborg Beetle
It's surprising that the triggers are short on/off pulses, and not continuous. I would expect the opposite.
This system seems ripe for malfunction of the off pulse, leading to wings flapping uncontrollably until death. I wonder how the beetle naturally avoids that happening.
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How George Harrison Saved Monty Python
Part of the reason George did this was that he and Eric Idle were good friends; Eric speaks about him a lot. There's one story that I love that tells a lot about their relationship. There are a few versions out there, but very roughly...
George heard that Eric was flying to Australia after a bout in hospital, and asked if he was going to be flying over India. As 'the spirital Beetle' he had a strong affinity to the country. As it happens, the flight did cross India, so George gave Eric an envelope to open when they were in Indian air space.
The cabin crew let Eric know when this was the case, and he solemnly opened the envelope. It contained one piece of sage advice: "Shag a Shiela for me."
Bonus fact: George appears in Life of Brian as "the gentleman who's letting us have the mount on Sunday": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbZRNM-9RKo
Ricky Gervais And Colbert Go Head-To-Head On Religion
It doesn't make a difference to your ability to make a statement per se, but speaking to a friend of mine who is a physicist his answers are somewhat different. He's suggested that reading more about it will make it more confusing and that we are invariably wrong and don't know shit. I happen to agree with him. That's not to say one shouldn't attempt to gain as much knowledge as possible, but that it's not always as easy as "go read a text book and it should be nice and clear", because reading it should hopefully generate more questions than it answers. Hopefully I've worded that so it makes sense.
Anyway, the sum of human knowledge is dynamic steaming pile of shit. Yes, it's gotten us a long way. But we're still like dung beetles tending to it and it will be a long time until we can transform it into something close to the truth.
Maybe when we can integrate AIs into us we'll accelerate things a little.
Technically no but partially yes, my degree is in general science, but I gotta ask, what difference does it make to my statements what level of degree I have in which science? Can a person not know or study a topic without having a masters degree in it, IYO?
And just to explain, I went to college for nearly 12 years after numerous advanced college prep schools with no specific degree in mind, just because I like to learn and had the opportunities, and one day asked the counselor if I qualified for a degree, and I did. Most of what I studied was science...all fields of science available for study from astronomy to advanced molecular biology. Also some comparative religion, math, Latin (to help with science), and basic requirements (I get bored with English, for instance, and never excelled in it, but still had to take it), but science was always my focus.
DO KIDS KNOW BEATLES SONGS? (REACT: Do They Know It?)
I'll take any opportunity to listen to some Beetles. Some of those kids comments were pretty funny.
Curt Smith of Tears for Fears and Ted Yoder
I remember seeing the "Songs From the Big Chair" tour and after every song it sounded like the screams from one the early Beetles live performances.
I remember seeing them in concert and it cost me $20 for really good seats.
She's Not Havin' None Of That...RYAN!
Nooooooooooo, she and Ryan were meant to be! HOW COULD YOU RYAN? Between this and stepping on a stag beetle this morning this is the worst day EVAR.
newtboy (Member Profile)
You don't think a whale dropping on you will kill you ? you know how much that stuff weighs. that'd flatten a volkswagon beetle !
* edit, oh I get it, you see a body that is left in a kayak motionless and you are thinking, " wow, they must be super duper to be alive after that " .
Do you have some issue you want to discuss?