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 BoyOn December 9, 2008, Charles Hamilton commented in an interview by saying that Way was making it harder for new artists to be signed.[101]Way responded by saying “X out the Sonic and gently caress with Mario, you might want to got drat eat a mushroom.”[102][further explanation needed]
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Ronald Raiden posted:is this thread notable enough to have a article. We even have our own admin the frontpage did an article on this thread so its not like we dont have reliable references. i dont see what the holdup is
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Neil Harbisson (27 July 1982)[7] is a Catalan-raised, Northern Ireland-born contemporary artist, composer and cyborg activist best known for his self-extended ability to hear colours and to perceive colours outside the ability of human vision.[8] In 2004 he became the first person in the world to wear an eyeborg.[9]
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May 24, 2013 18:22
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Hammerite posted:cyborg activist
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prefect posted:http://citationneeded.tumblr.com/ has some similar stuff holy poo poo quote:To faithfully detail the actual work that went into this would take many hours, but a thumbnail sketch on a year by year basis will serve to illustrate the amount of hard work which has gone into this cyclopic recovery programme: quote:As a certain number of former visitors became attracted to the idea of showing others round the Fortress, we began to hold courses for guides. This proved an excellent solution, benefitting not only the new guides but also the “older” guides who were doing the teaching. The young guides also undertook practical training, in company with the regular guides, allowing them to see that no two groups are identical and how group management is achieved. For us it is essential that our visitors return home feeling that their day has been worthwhile, that as a minimum, we have lived up to their expectations. We depend on word-of-mouth publicity, which our visitors provide. This is why we train our guides so thoroughly. gently caress
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furbish#Furbish-English_phrases
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Some acupuncturists oppose underwire bras in the belief that the metal wires cross the body's meridians, obstructing the flow of energy or qi.[32]
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May 26, 2013 03:47
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daft punk railroad posted:
"Way" is Rob Ford, right?
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May 26, 2013 04:42
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Install Gentoo posted:Some acupuncturists oppose underwire bras in the belief that the metal wires cross the body's meridians, obstructing the flow of energy or qi.[32] what's the phrenologist position on hat-wearing?
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The A4313 is a disputed number for Ocotal Way in Swindon, OS maps number this road as A313 while Google mapping marks it as unclassified.
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May 27, 2013 03:38
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_Ocean nearly 10000 words on animes that haven't been published outside of Glorious NIppon, by people who don't know the word "oceanographer" quote:Stone Ocean (ストーンオーシャン Sutōn Ōshan?), initially referred to as Dai 6 Bu Kūjō Jolyne: Stone Ocean (第6部 空条徐倫 ―『石作りの海』（ストーンオーシャン） Dai Roku Bu Kūjō Jorīn Sutōn Ōshan?, lit. "Part 6 Kūjō Jolyne: Stone Ocean"), is the sixth story arc of the Japanese manga series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, written and illustrated by Hirohiko Araki. It was published in Weekly Shōnen Jump from 2000 to 2003 and was collected into 17 tankōbon volumes (volumes 64 to 80 of the entire series), unlike the previous parts of JoJo it starts the volume count over at number one and all subsequent parts have followed this trend. It was preceded by Vento Aureo and followed by Steel Ball Run. Rinpu Bizukitto
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May 28, 2013 02:52
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You should have to be chemically sterilized if you buy any animes
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Wilhelm_Scream.wav posted:You should have to be chemically sterilized if you buy any animes this but 100% unironically, also if you cosplay
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May 28, 2013 03:39
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sterilize linux users too imo oh wait why bother 
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Nomnom Cookie posted:sterilize linux users too imo same for Turing machine users
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Tori CMOS posted:this but 100% unironically, also if you cosplay I wasnt joking
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Ras Shamra posted:nearly 10000 words on animes that haven't been published outside of Glorious NIppon, by people who don't know the word "oceanographer" 
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oceanology tends to be used much more commonly outside english-speaking nations (e.g. russia and europe). http://www.oceanologyinternational.com/ http://www.ocean.ru/eng/ http://www.iopan.gda.pl/ tmyk
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Ras Shamra posted:same for Turing machine users i hope you were being intentionally harsh
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Wilhelm_Scream.wav posted:You should have to be chemically sterilized if you buy any animes isn't chemical castration the kind that can be reversed
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As long as the game delivers a fun pay off, consumers consider it a relevant and valid cultural experience.[citation needed] In recent brand-impact studies, associating a brand with the fun of gaming is known to lift brand metrics such as brand awareness, message association and purchase intent. After playing a game, consumers are more likely to remember not just the brand or product itself, but to associate specific brand attributes with it. The advergame industry is expected to generate $312.2 million by 2009, up from $83.6 million in 2004, according to Boston research firm Yankee Group.
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simple english wikipedia best wikipedia
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May 28, 2013 06:13
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i might use simple unironically for reading up on physics concepts
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Quantum mechanics ("QM") is the part of physics that tells us how things that make up atoms work. this is great
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When you see letters mixed with numbers and arithmetic, like x2+2x-7, there is a good chance that it is a polynomial. Some differential equations can be solved exactly, and some cannot. Sometimes one can only be estimated, and a computer program can do this very fast. Pi or is a mathematical constant, one of the first ever discovered. It is the ratio of the distance around a circle to the circle's diameter. This produces a number, and that number is always the same. However, the number is rather strange. Boolean algebra is algebra for binary (0 meaning false, or 1 meaning true). It uses normal maths symbols, but it does not work in the same way.
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not wikipedia but close enough http://cogsci.stackexchange.com/questions/1380/what-causes-gender-differences-in-responses-to-farting "I was shocked at how difficult it was to find systematic scientific research on the psychology of flatulence." buttcoin smuggler fucked around with this message at 07:26 on May 28, 2013 |
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May 28, 2013 07:18
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more http://islam.stackexchange.com/questions/7752/how-should-a-muslim-urinate-according-to-islam/7789#7789
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Cohomology is something in higher math which is used to solve math problems. When there is an item which a mathematician doesn't know enough about, he or she can make a cohomology out of it using a machine. The mathematician then takes objects he or she knows more about, puts them into the same machine, and looks at the objects which have a cohomology like the first item.
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Background [edit] Tesla Boy teased us in 2009 with two spectacular EPs but that was just the appetiser. It’s now 2010 and the main course, 'Modern Thrills' is ready to be served. It’s the album they had to make; it’s the album that only they could make. Consolidating their position as the greatest pop band in the world today. They may well be the music industry’s best-kept secret outside of their native Russia but 'Modern Thrills' sees them set to tear through the iron curtain and into a Western World salivating for their synth-pop banquet. There is no cashing in on the eighties revival. There is no cynical marketing to target demographics. This is Tesla Boy. This is what they do. They make 100% distilled pop music direct from their soul. On ‘Modern Thrills’ they still deliver the thumping dance-floor fillers that got you moving before but they also pull it back with touching and emotive performances like the heart-string wrenchingly beautiful ‘Speed Of Light’ - a track that penetrates deeper into your conscience on every single play. Rarely can a band make such strong bonds with mind, body and soul in their work. Elsewhere their neon lights shine upon 'Thinking Of You' - it's beats will move your feet whilst the sweeping synths will tickle your endorphins into life. Their boundless potential and maturing sound is never more perfectly realised than on the haunting love song 'Rebecca' - which substitutes euphoria for poignant as it soundtracks a million love-story showreels in your mind. It’s an album that plays end-to-end perfectly with a well constructed and thought through track listing but also every track has hit-single written all over it. Punch the random play button and you are guaranteed a classic. Tesla Boy are a young and good looking band ready to soundtrack your life and adorn heavily postered teenage walls. If Smash Hits was still going, Tesla Boy would be on the front cover every week![1] Reception [edit] Modern Thrills has received generally favorable reviews, and is rated highly among fans.
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Boris Lifschits [edit] Drummer. He has a partially completed degree in drums from State Musical College Named After Gnessins (now State Music College of Jazz and Pop). Left the band in 2010 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mong_Kok  
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May 29, 2013 05:45
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trapezohedron#In_popular_culture or, trapezohedrons are pretty good in my anime RPGs
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Ableist Kinkshamer posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trapezohedron#In_popular_culture who gave you that custom title. and were they genuinely sore that your username is "ableist kinkshamer"
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AtomD posted:i might use simple unironically for reading up on physics concepts simple rules for when the main article is just a bunch of equations from spergs
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not exactly wikipedia but i found this on thesaurus.com http://thesaurus.com/browse/idiot?s=t Notes: an idiot is a stupid person with a mental age below three years, while a moron is a stupid person with a mental age of between seven to twelve years
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Ableist Kinkshamer posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trapezohedron#In_popular_culture was looking for a the sims reference but turns out that is a different polyhedron http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bipyramid no popular culture section there tho
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:ArticleFeedbackv5 edit: also see the Unreviewed comments
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Hammerite posted:who gave you that custom title. and were they genuinely sore that your username is "ableist kinkshamer" i wish i could say i thought of it but no, someone on somethingawful dot com was actually offended by my username
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