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Quick_Nick
Passed the Turing Test
Houston has reached 100F every day this month, and that's not expected to end soon.35°C (95°F) this evening, 38°C (100.4°F) forecasted for Saturday. Pretty damn hot.
for a good, violent storm !
105 at 2PM yesterday. 107 at 3PM a week ago. (in the shade)
Linguofreak
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This morning temperatures at DFW airport broke the "highest low" record: 87 degrees.
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In the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy series, Marvin is supposed to be, at one point, 576 billion years old, and this is said to be 37 times the age of the universe. This, however, is based on older estimates of the age of the universe (15 billion years). When you plug in a modern estimate for the age of the universe, he turns out to be 42 times the age of the universe.
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Some of us would kill not to see the sun for a few weeks. Stop gloating.
indonesianorbinaut
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35°C (95°F) this evening, 38°C (100.4°F) forecasted for Saturday. Pretty damn hot.
not too hot for Indonesian
Pyromaniac605
Toast! :D
I must be listening to too much Vocaloid, I can't understand why people can't tell the difference between them and everyone else wonders how I can tell the difference. 
Not to mention my dad who keeps calling them "Japanese Chipmunks." :dry:
Not to mention my dad who keeps calling them "Japanese Chipmunks." :dry:
Cosmic Penguin
Geek Penguin in GTO
I don't know what I have done on my birthday today, but both orbital launches today (see note below) (using Hong Kong standard time, of course) has failed. Must be my brain radiating out EM wave beams that could zap rocket control systems... :facepalm:
Note: Apart from the Proton failure earlier, the Chinese appears to have launched a military satellite roughly 5 hours ago (Shijian-11-04, the fourth satellite of a probable Chinese missile detection system), and no news about the launch has been reported, while several Chinese bloggers reported that the satellite had failed to reach orbit. This was officially confirmed as of 1 hour ago. More information here.)
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And they says that epic fails comes in three.... this video might be the third one... :rofl:
Note: Apart from the Proton failure earlier, the Chinese appears to have launched a military satellite roughly 5 hours ago (Shijian-11-04, the fourth satellite of a probable Chinese missile detection system), and no news about the launch has been reported, while several Chinese bloggers reported that the satellite had failed to reach orbit. This was officially confirmed as of 1 hour ago. More information here.)
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And they says that epic fails comes in three.... this video might be the third one... :rofl:
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Pyromaniac605
Toast! :D
Dammit, this has been annoying me for ages.
Does anyone know what that anime is in the left panel? I've been trying to figure it out for ages, but I can't.
Does anyone know what that anime is in the left panel? I've been trying to figure it out for ages, but I can't.
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Extend the radiators :lol:
N_Molson
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When the external temp (40°C) is greater than the body temp (37°C), I guess that our "radiator parts" (like ears) just drive external heat into our blood ?
Sweating + fan + massive stock of fresh H2O is the only way to get some relief.
Sweating + fan + massive stock of fresh H2O is the only way to get some relief.
ky
Director of Manned Spaceflight
No AC? Dang, that's just tough.
indonesianorbinaut
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you know you're in 21st century when LOL, OMG and ♥ became a part in Oxford English Dictionary 
Pyromaniac605
Toast! :D
:facepalm: REALLY!?you know you're in 21st century when LOL, OMG and ♥ became a part in Oxford English Dictionary
indonesianorbinaut
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Izack
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That's not even made of letters!! :facts:
indonesianorbinaut
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i don't know why it became a part of OED :facepalm:
