Whats making you happy right now
#19261
Posted 01 March 2021 - 06:56 PM
So fucking cool! Still on the ancestry kick and my cuz is showing us a rather freaky thing by animating our long dead peeps. It’s trippy seeing them move/look around/smile.
Drive by bye bye king on my dumb horse
#19262
Posted 04 March 2021 - 08:25 PM
Geek update: hopefully this is still plenty of time. If your gonna be up before sunrise look east. Jupiter and Mercury will be nose to nose or close together at any rate. I won’t be up then.
Let me know if you catch the view!
Let me know if you catch the view!
Drive by bye bye king on my dumb horse
#19263
Posted 06 March 2021 - 12:09 AM
On the drive home this evening, saw a guy in a Pickle Rick costume doing the sandwich board advert dance and board flip on the sidewalk in front of a vape/mmj shop. Got me pumped for the weekend. Friday bitches! Pickle Riiiiiiiiick!
#19264
Posted 06 March 2021 - 08:12 PM
What with the country reopening, I did some spending today.
Bought an Xbox series X. There's something about turning on a new console that will never lose its novelty, no matter how old I get.
Also bought a new bike so I don't have to walk to work or use the transit. I'm not sure whether my bike was stolen or I just forgot where I put it during the 2 months work was closed.
I realized today this is probably the first brand new bicycle I've ever owned in my forty years of existence. Every other bike I've had was either bought for me as a kid, a hand me down or a bike I found some where and restored. Never really had the money or the insensitive to buy a new bike, since bike theft is rife in the city.
There's something incredibly novel about owning a brand new, specially built bike though. It's so nice and clean. The paint isn't chipped, no rust, the whole thing doesn't creak when you put weight on the pedals. Feels like luxury.
Bought an Xbox series X. There's something about turning on a new console that will never lose its novelty, no matter how old I get.
Also bought a new bike so I don't have to walk to work or use the transit. I'm not sure whether my bike was stolen or I just forgot where I put it during the 2 months work was closed.
I realized today this is probably the first brand new bicycle I've ever owned in my forty years of existence. Every other bike I've had was either bought for me as a kid, a hand me down or a bike I found some where and restored. Never really had the money or the insensitive to buy a new bike, since bike theft is rife in the city.
There's something incredibly novel about owning a brand new, specially built bike though. It's so nice and clean. The paint isn't chipped, no rust, the whole thing doesn't creak when you put weight on the pedals. Feels like luxury.
#19265
Posted 07 March 2021 - 03:30 AM
Visiting my sister in law in St Louis. I can’t ever decide what food to get when I’m here cause there is so many options we don’t have where I live. Couldn’t decide between Vietnamese and Thai.
So I just said F it and ordered both. Got a bowl of Bun and a bowl of Spicy Pad Thai. With extra pork egg rolls.
So I just said F it and ordered both. Got a bowl of Bun and a bowl of Spicy Pad Thai. With extra pork egg rolls.
I've always been crazy but its kept me from going insane.
#19266
Posted 07 March 2021 - 05:31 PM
Is there anything better then the pairing of a perfect cup of coffee and a lemon-centric pastry? Gosh darnit! there's something about that combination that does a tap dance across my brain.
#19267
Posted 08 March 2021 - 05:39 PM
I built lego Statue of Liberty. Was an awesome weekend project
#19268
Posted 08 March 2021 - 06:33 PM
Cause, on 08 March 2021 - 05:39 PM, said:
I built lego Statue of Liberty. Was an awesome weekend project
Pics.
Double karma is she's fighting the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.
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#19270
Posted 09 March 2021 - 06:46 PM
huh, well I'll be damned, country ham from Alabam. Smack my ass and call me Sally. I learned there are space hurricanes...huh.

#19271
#19272
Posted 09 March 2021 - 09:59 PM
Do the Palace of the Soviets next.
Para todos todo, para nosotros nada.
MottI'd always pegged you as more of an Ublala
MottI'd always pegged you as more of an Ublala
#19273
Posted 09 March 2021 - 11:16 PM
Do the Lego My Eggo.
They came with white hands and left with red hands.
#19274
Posted 10 March 2021 - 03:44 AM
Yay it’s going to be trippy pic time tomorrow! Going to eye Dr so I plan on snapping em up while my pupils are still saucer size.
Drive by bye bye king on my dumb horse
#19275
Posted 11 March 2021 - 03:53 PM
Moved into our new house today. Feels like an adult house.
Para todos todo, para nosotros nada.
MottI'd always pegged you as more of an Ublala
MottI'd always pegged you as more of an Ublala
#19276
#19277
Posted 13 March 2021 - 07:47 PM
'The World Just Moved Even Closer to a Real, Working Warp Drive
Scientists have a new model for faster-than-light travel that actually uses conventional physics.
[...] After studying existing research on warp drives, Lentz realized there were specific forms of spacetime bubbles that scientists had overlooked. These bubbles took the shape of solitons, or compact waves that maintain their whip while moving at constant velocity. (Think of a single ripple steadily moving across a calm lake.) Lentz rederived Einstein's equations for different soliton configurations until he found one that worked with conventional energy sources and without the need for any exotic matter.
"This work has moved the problem of faster-than-light travel one step away from theoretical research in fundamental physics and closer to engineering," [...]
"The next step is to figure out how to bring down the astronomical amount of energy needed to within the range of today's technologies, such as a large modern nuclear fission power plant. Then we can talk about building the first prototypes."'
https://www.popularm...tional-physics/
Scientists have a new model for faster-than-light travel that actually uses conventional physics.
[...] After studying existing research on warp drives, Lentz realized there were specific forms of spacetime bubbles that scientists had overlooked. These bubbles took the shape of solitons, or compact waves that maintain their whip while moving at constant velocity. (Think of a single ripple steadily moving across a calm lake.) Lentz rederived Einstein's equations for different soliton configurations until he found one that worked with conventional energy sources and without the need for any exotic matter.
"This work has moved the problem of faster-than-light travel one step away from theoretical research in fundamental physics and closer to engineering," [...]
"The next step is to figure out how to bring down the astronomical amount of energy needed to within the range of today's technologies, such as a large modern nuclear fission power plant. Then we can talk about building the first prototypes."'
https://www.popularm...tional-physics/
This post has been edited by Azath Vitr (D'ivers: 13 March 2021 - 07:47 PM
#19278
Posted 17 March 2021 - 10:22 PM
Lol I played a bit of a prank on one of these guys working here. I had Netflix playing on my phone watching Fate Winx in English and as soon as he left the room I changed it to Spanish and cranked the volume up and hit play once he was back in room and acted like normal. He paused and looked at me and asked “what happened?” You probably needed to be there but this was hilarious playing out.
Drive by bye bye king on my dumb horse
#19280
Posted 19 March 2021 - 03:04 AM
March 30th is the same day my Mom is getting vaccinated. Very happy that she doesn't have much longer to wait.