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Coffee Quack posted:i like the idea but you have to admit that at present the nozzle may as well be a gluegun ahahha that's exactly what it is  I always watched the reprap videos thinking "you know, the output reminds me of something" and yeah Lutha Mahtin fucked around with this message at 23:41 on Jun 28, 2011 |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QiArticle posted:In traditional Chinese culture, qi (also chi or ch'i) is an active principle forming part of any living thing. Qi is frequently translated as "energy flow", and is often compared to Western notions of energeia or élan vital (vitalism), as well as the yogic notion of prana and pranayama. The literal translation of "qi" is air, breath, or gas. Later on, in the same article posted:See Also: 
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conveyor_belt Popular culture Many video games feature conveyor belts, such as Donkey Kong (1981), Half-Life (1998) or Metal Gear Solid 2. The Gladiators 1990s TV series featured The Travelator, a moving walkway (a type of conveyor belt) in its obstacle course. A 2008 MythBusters episode "Airplane on a Conveyor Belt" featured a conveyor belt regarding the myth that a plane cannot take off while sitting on a conveyor belt moving in the opposite direction.
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:"Airplane on a Conveyor Belt"
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Coffee Quack posted:helicopter on a turntable is much better nerd bait wouldnt the force just pull down the tail towards the ground?
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is the helicopter on wheels
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its funny because the people that dont understand why the plane will take off think the helicopter will too
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Lutha Mahtin posted:ahahha that's exactly what it is http://thisiscolossal.com/2011/06/m...d-laser-cutter/
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Coffee Quack posted:http://thisiscolossal.com/2011/06/m...d-laser-cutter/ cool
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Coffee Quack posted:its funny because the people that dont understand why the plane will take off think the helicopter will too if you put wheels on the helicopter just like the plane, then the helicopter will take off just fine if it has a tail rotor if you don't have wheels on an airplane (ie it can't move backwards or forwards on the treadmill surface, only upwards or downwards) it won't take off on a treadmill, and instead immediately fall off the back of the treadmill
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maybe if the treadmill is a big loop the plane will go off the back them come around the front again sort of upsetting if you are in the plane when that happens
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actually I changed my mind, we said the plane could move up or downwards, in that case the plane would definitely fall off the treadmill when it is upside down and hit the ground unless the engines are strong enough to make it fly while upside down and falling flat downwards so perhaps some planes very few though
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Einstein, was he: german? swiss? swiss-german? german-swiss? german-jewish swiss-jewish? german-swiss-jewish? german-jewish-swiss? german-born-swiss? german-born-swiss-jewish? can't decide? lets spend five years arguing over it
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Sweevo posted:Einstein, was he: it would be nice if there were some sort of absolute frame of reference that this could be determined from but unfortunately it is dependent upon the observer's position within the autism spectrum
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jew enough to gas, jew enough to be called jewish its like asking if barack obama is black black enough to be a slave, black enough to be called black only white power idiots disagree in either case
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Video_games_featuring_anthropomorphic_characters
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http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3423158
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Smash_Mouth#Eggsquote:Fun story: I did a Google search of "Smash Mouth eggs" and it seems to have been covered on quite a few different sites. You might be able to make a notability case if any of those sites are considered reliable sources. On the other hand, it appears to be just Steve Harwell who has been asked to eat the eggs, so it might belong exclusively on his own page and not this one. fun story bro
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I liked the song "walking on the sun"
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Nevergirls posted:I liked the song "walking on the sun" that whole album was pretty good. the singles were pretty lame
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gently caress edit nvm
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weed cat posted:gently caress edit nvm an edited failsnipe a shameful failsnipe
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meet yngvadottir, tireless watchdog against the imperialist american crusade to spell yogurt properly http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Yogurt#Spelling
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haveblue posted:meet yngvadottir, tireless watchdog against the imperialist american crusade to spell yogurt properly 2945 words arguing about yoghurt.
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LE0N posted:2945 words arguing about yogurt.
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the american spelling is always the wrong one
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but yogurt is also the british spelling. your move
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whatever, as long is you pronounce it with a short o
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yogurt is disgusting no matter how you spell it.
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Sweevo posted:the american spelling is always the wrong one *invades u*
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i ate some greek yogurt last week. or maybe two weeks ago i cant rembmer.
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Sweevo posted:the american spelling is always the wrong one *removes u*
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Nevergirls posted:*removes u* 
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yospos related: Other uses I think I remember hearing somewhere that yoghurt was once routinely used to perform colonic irrigations and enemas? Is this true? If it is, is it worth mentioning? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.6.96.22 (talk) 10:53, 4 November 2010 (UTC)
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Shaggar posted:yogurt is disgusting no matter how you spell it.
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what about gogurt
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Nevergirls posted:yospos related: *cites five thousand horrible japanese fetish videos as evidence*
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Nevergirls posted:*removes u* 
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Nevergirls posted:*removes u*
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