When Will Summer Come February 15, 2010 / Wtf / 21 comments Yesterday I was talking with some friends and we conclude that this winter has prolong too much. So I decide to make this photo gallery to cheer up all of you who share the same thought as we are. Well, enjoy in this funny summer photos The Spudgun Technology Center - Your Source for Spudgun Parts, information, and more! Build Your Own Launcher Alright, you want build your own potato launcher. These instructions will help you on your way to an effective yet simple spudgun that should provide hours of enjoyment for you, your friends, but probably not the old man down the street who gets mad when your car backfires! COPY AND PASTE THIS ENTIRE PAGE INTO WORD AND PRINT IT. No need to keep running back to the computer while you are trying to build your launcher. A few things to note before proceeding: 1. Here they are, in the recommended order to check them out: Step 1: Getting stuff to build it This materials list is to build a very simple starter model potato launcher, with the intent to get the most bang from your buck (so to speak). Obtain the following items: (qty 1 unless so indicated in []) Suggested tools for building the potato launcher: Step 2: Preparing the materials for assembly To make sure everything goes together properly and smoothly, proper conditioning and sizing of the materials is necessary. 1.
The Dwight Schrute Knows Best Meme Oh Dwight, you are the best thing to happen to the US version of The Office. The wry second-in-command at the Scranton office of Dunder Mifflin is famous for his obscure knowledge and comically literal interpretation of… well… everything. And so the Dwight Schrute Knows Best meme or simply, the Dwight Schrute meme was born: Enjoy the Dwight Schrute meme? Check out Part 2: The Return Of The Schrute Meme and Schrute Facts.
Disguise Your iPhone as the First Macintosh With These Retro Cases The iPhone 4S is one of the slickest devices out there, with its jet-black glass-on-metal look. But we love a good retro throwback--like these old school Apple design iPhone cases by Schreer Delights. The line of cases replicates the look and feel of Apple’s designs for the original Macintosh, iPod, and a few Macs from Apple’s PowerPC days. First up is the Apple Power Mac G4-themed case. Next up is the iMac G3-inspired case (pictured at top), and of course it’s the one that comes in the most (neon) colors. What's left to say about the iPod? Last stop is a case inspired by the first-ever Macintosh computer (below), which made its debut in 1984. If you dig these iPhone cases, you can buy them directly from Schreer Delights for $45 each. What’s your greatest Mac memory? [Schreer Delights via Geekosystem / Images courtesy of Schreer Delights] Like this?
Next supercontinent will form at North Pole Make the most of the Caribbean on your next vacation - it won't be around for ever. Geologists at Yale University have developed a radical new theory of the formation of continents, and predict the creation of a new supercontinent, dubbed Amasia, over the North Pole during the next 50 to 200 million years. First to disappear, they say, will be the Caribbean and the Arctic Ocean. The team is proposing a process called orthoversion, in which each succeeding supercontinent forms 90 degrees from the geographic center of its ancient predecessor. "After those water bodies close, we’re on our way to the next supercontinent," says Ross N Mitchell, the Yale doctoral student who is the paper’s first author. Current theories hold that supercontinents form either 0 or 180 degrees away from the geographic center of the previous supercontinent. However, Mitchell and his colleagues have arrived at a different theory, after studying the magnetism of ancient rocks.
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The Nobel Prize-Winning Discovery that Got a Scientist Kicked Out of His Own Lab A dogmatic theologian? Actually, they're both horrible. At least dogmatic theologists, notwithstanding their other faults, are not hypocrites. That's assumed. That was the correlation I was making. Dogma's only place in this world is in close minded religious zealots numb skulls. Yep. "Despite its pretensions to objectivity, science, like any other human institution, places a certain vested interest in its own self-preservation. One of the chief resistances to this progressive penetration of understanding is the dogmatic tendency to adhere to orthodox modes of assigned pattern when confronted with novel details that call for a reordering of understanding. For science this intuitive speculation consists in its assumption of the knowability of the world - in its belief that every event can be correlated with its antecedents in a definite manner exemplifying general principles.
13 Cool Plastic Shopping Bags Apparently the U.S. is lagging way behind Europe when it comes to witty shopping bag design. These 13 were spotted on an interesting site called BoredPanda.com, which calls itself “a highly visual oddities magazine dedicated to showcasing the world’s most creative artworks, offbeat products and everything that’s really weird or wonderful.” A perfect fit for the _floss, I’d say! As always, let us know your favorite in the comments below.
HOW TO WRITE GOOD Caveat emptor. Carpe diem. O si villi, si ergo, fortibus es in ero. by Frank L. My several years in the word game have learnt me several rules: Avoid alliteration. Water is dangerous This was found on the newsgroup: rec.humor.funny A student at Eagle Rock Junior High won first prize at the Greater Idaho Falls Science Fair, April 26. He was attempting to show how conditioned we have become to alarmists practicing junk science and spreading fear of everything in our environment. In his project he urged people to sign a petition demanding strict control or total elimination of the chemical "dihydrogen monoxide." And for plenty of good reasons, since: it can cause excessive sweating and vomiting it is a major component in acid rain it can cause severe burns in its gaseous state accidental inhalation can kill you it contributes to erosion it decreases effectiveness of automobile brakes it has been found in tumors of terminal cancer patients He asked 50 people if they supported a ban of the chemical. He feels the conclusion is obvious.