I usually pour this way (fully invert the can and just let it flow), but minus leaving the can in the glass. With a standard pint glass you can safely up-end it and pour until empty. No need to clean the can since it's never submersed.

I'm interested to try it this way now and see if there's any difference. For science.

>> ^critical_d:

Odd how the scientific community seems to have more enthusiasm for exploring the oceans of Titan than our own. I read somewhere that the technological aspects of a dive like Cameron performed are as complex as a moon landing. I guess the thinking was that if something went wrong seven miles below then you are just as screwed as if you were in the Frau Mora Highlands. If the ultimate goal is to setup a colony on Mars or our own Moon, then we should practice in our own backyard first.


Not to mention his submersible has to hold back 1100 atmospheres of force, and out in orbit, the space station only has to hold in 1 atmosphere of force.

>> ^honkeytonk73:

Next to-do. Rocket powered dead cat. Then.. the submersible dead cat.


Submersible dead cats you say. So that's what that guy was doing on the bridge with his sack full of kittens...

Next to-do. Rocket powered dead cat. Then.. the submersible dead cat.

Well the only way there could be a world-wide flood is if the ice caps melted. The earth is a closed loop and I'm pretty sure if ALL of the water in the atmosphere were to fall upon the ground, it wouldn't be able to cover the land (especially submersing the highest mountain).

Very nice imaging system that have on that submersible. Most deep sea footage I see is terrible.

Wow, those semi-submersibles are cool! (Google Images). One was titled the "Snortilus".

I hear the iPhone has an app for beer submersion mode.

Thanks, My art has somewhat diminished since I had kids.
It's hard to set large blocks of time aside for painting when you have other commitments though now that they are getting older, I need to get back to it. Not painting, feels like a core of my being is on hold. I'll truly never be happy until I am submersed in my art again.

And then another side of me says, I'd have a lot more time for painting if I'd just turn the computer off.


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your paintings are very beautiful

Ok. Let's post this as a Submersible Yacht, complete with indoor pool on craigslist.

I always though poaching an egg was using steam. Not submersing it in water. Whatever works I guess to make that slimy mess.

its like sending a camera on a submersible explorer back in time, instead of the depths of the ocean...

Linked my selflinks, i swear it was random

Jeff Metal: Spooky
Squarepusher: Ultravisitor
Daft Punk: Alive
The Specials: Monkey Man
Yasson, Keith and Alex: Submersive Didj
Benny Page: Indian Drums (the tabla sample from Sneaker Pimp on Cutterz Choice)
Some unlabelled dubstep mp3
Mikee Liks: Loving You
Mikee Liks: Soul Deep
DJ Shadow and Automator: My Guru

I'm quite pleased how that worked out. Funny thing is i play so much Mikee Liks on the radio it became a running joke, and now even my iTunes is in on the joke.

Humans, as with most mammals, are able to swim instinctively at a very young age. They're covered with fat, so they float easily, and they also instinctively hold their breath when submersed. It's not until you become older that you develop a fear of the water and begin to over think what would be an otherwise natural process.

I've long wished my parents had tossed me into a pool as a baby. I can barely swim; with great effort I can keep myself afloat for a few minutes; and it took me years to accomplish just that. Had I "learned" to swim before I learned to be afraid, maybe I'd be a great swimmer now.

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