TheWMM wrote:Relevant. Put my name on the list too.
I'll take a fox one myself. Do they accept MasterTemplarCard?
Who cares? I'd pay cash up front! I'll take a case.
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My life exists in a fake world, and when I do something in the real world for real, nobody really acknowledges that anything actually happened. Oh, the age of computers.
Gearhead mechanic in the digital era, who will probably grow upis in the process of growing up to be a very grumpy old man.
Being around dogs makes you so uncomfortable you do everything you can to avoid them, and when you do bump into one you feel like you're going to die the whole time you are around it. Then you see a dog you like so you go and try to give it attention, and while you can hold yourself together for a short bit you soon have to run home to recover
Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory manufactured other, non-chocolate confectioneries. These were discussed at great length, too, like 5 pages worth of "Here's all the other [censored] we make, try some gum oh no you got fat." The candy that the fake competitor wanted to "steal" from Wonka wasn't even chocolate, and it was supposedly his greatest secret recipe.
My wife encountered a reference to a physics book, "The Age of Entanglement", and says her first thought was "When Schrodinger's Cat Plays with String Theory".
My school PC runs on XP. It has 2 gb of RAM, because the other 4 gb wouldn't work right.
Many of my friends have new or fairly new laptops that have 16 gb of RAM.
I could install my entire operating system, possibly two times, in the random access memory of a laptop.
I think I might be a little behind the times.
Gearhead mechanic in the digital era, who will probably grow upis in the process of growing up to be a very grumpy old man.
Unfortunately I can't share my "shower thoughts" here. Half of them are part of an exclusive distribution contract with Amazon (the price of being able to offer my serial on Kindle Unlimited), and the other half are related to game ideas I have that are still in very rough early stages, and I don't want to give them away.
Hmmm......about what I expected when almost half of the questions I'd want to select a few of the answers not a specific one.
I tend to invent stuff while I dream/fall asleep whatever.
For instance recently I created the concept for A peltier based solid state (no moving parts = no noise) solar powered air conditioner, still tossing up weather I should throw some money at that idea and make it into a business haha.
TheWMM wrote:All deaths in the history of Earth are caused by a lack of oxygen. Weird thought.
... even the one caused by direct force applied to the brain,
Compromising a vital part of the brain wouldn't allow blood, thus oxygen, to enrich the lobe in question. Especially if you lose control over your lungs. Without a brain you're a 100% organic puppet.
amenon wrote:or instant vaporization in an explosion?
Complete obliteration of the human body would surely destroy all systems that provide oxygen. How would an explosion kill you otherwise? A powerful shockwave would destroy organs/rupture blood vessels that either require or provide oxygen to the body.