I've only done this once. I will never do it again. In 1994, I turned 21. During my party, a friend brought both Weed and Jack Daniels. I partook of both heavily.

For the first time ever, I was almost unable to move. I've been drunk. I've been high. Never before was I rendered nigh motionless. I would not have placed this on the "Never do again so help me" list if that was the end of the experience.

Later that night, a powerful nausea unlike any I had experienced before or since came upon me. I had barely regained my equilibrium and in the process of vainly trying to make it to the bathroom, I took out a wall in my friend's mobile home. Let me be clear, I am not in any way exaggerating when I said I took out a wall. I was a defensive lineman in school and I was still mostly the same size 3 years later.

I landed in a heap of broken plywood and 2x4's, my friend and his girlfriend awoke to the noise and noticed their bedroom had a new entry. They then were treated to projectile vomit which spewed about the room as I tried to get up and out to the bathroom. They freaked out, got up and tried to run out, forgetting that they were naked. I was able to get up finally, and stumbled back out of their room, where I blearily noticed that everyone who was still hanging about the party were gawking at us. Me, covered in puke, a glow in the dark OP T-shirt, and bleached jeans. My friend and his girl covered in puke alone.

Puke glows oddly under blacklight, let me tell you. Anyhow, we all got cleaned up, I changed clothes, and then my future wife took me home. I went back a week later, after the shame had worn off a bit, to get my clothes. My friend had moved, his rented trailer was padlocked, and I never heard from him again.

If by some miracle you are reading this, Ricky, apologies bud.

Artifice Clothing in Toronto used to rent out the cybertek ones they made, but I don't see them on their site any more. Saw them at a party once...glow in the dark, tres cool.

google "artifice clothing wings"

On a similar side note, I've always wanted to release a couple hundred glow-in-the-dark hi-bounce balls into traffic at night on the DC beltway.

What do you mean "But" I didn't say he was guilty. I specifically said nobody knows that he's guilty, and that you can't prove that he's guilty.

I would add though, that he would've most likely been found guilty if not shot on the scene by the cops if he was black. Someone pointed out that he could understand how Zimmerman could be found not guilty in the eyes of the law, but he's probably morally culpable at least for Martins death.

I was watching Louis CKs bit earlier today called "Of course, but maybe."

Of course Zimmerman has the right to defend himself, of course. But MAYBE, Maybe if you get out of your car to confront someone because of their race, you deserve to get the shit kicked out of you.

Of course Martin wasn't doing anything wrong by carrying skittles and wearing a hoody of course of course. But MAYBE, Maybe if you're black you should always wear a bright glow in the dark t-shirt and a permanent smile on your face."

Glow in the dark lane markings seem so obvious now that someone has thought of it.

I wanna see glow-in-the-dark mammoths.

>> ^Issykitty:

Just lose the mask...


i used to go to underground raves with 26" jncos,a ball cap and a surgical mask with a glow in the dark smiley face painted on it.
good times..good times.

From article here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/01/red-tide-glow-in-the-dark-waves_n_990332.html

John Ritter I miss you, man.

The dueling glow-in-the-dark condoms scene in this movie ranks as one the top ten funniest scenes I've ever seen in a movie. Had me in tears...

Absolutely fascinating. Although i think ethics really won't matter in this area, unfortunately. I guess it'll be a step-by-step process: no one will sit down and say "hey, i'll make a four-armed glow in the dark human superbaby" but in many little steps we'll get there. countries will soften their laws bit by bit to gain technological supremacy, individual scientits will "bend" the laws little by little and over the years we'll get to the designer baby stuff.

Yes, sounds pessimistic but IMHO men always has done everything technology provided him (and used most of it as a weapon to kill his fellow men).

>> ^srd:

And since bees can see ultra-violet (but not red), thats what they see all the time (well, almost). But monochrome flowers have a lot more patterns in UV. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZEoAMfRICM&NR=1 for e.g.


You should submit that.

Two ancient people, or one divided by history and faith, at once both right and both wrong.

I concur with all of you as to the apparent hopelessness of reconciliation.

That land will be fought over until it glows in the dark. And, perhaps then still.

This video, cogent, relevant, and timely. Thank you.

>> ^Raigen:

Your dignity?
cuddles wth his glow-in-the-dark "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" sleeping bag from his closet


[cuddles with his 35+(?) years old blanket]

IANAC, but Phosphorus (from the matches) glows in the dark, so called phosphorescence. I imagine the combination of chemicals provides enough heat and the appropriate atmosphere to make the phosphorus from the match heads glow, though I think that would probably be a chemiluminescence effect instead.