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This topic was created in the Sagittarius forum by Wynter on Wednesday, October 12, 2011 and has 4428 replies.

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Right? I need a dash cam. I was following Sheriff Joe the other night, and his car was swerving all over the road. Or maybe it was me that was swerving. I dunno but i got a picture of it

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Can you imagine? You're driving along, filming, minding your own beeswax and then suddenly - you wreck your car. Someone asks you how you wreck your car and you say "well, I ran over some airliner seats that fell out of some crashing airplane"

Heh.

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Snooki! πŸ˜› Yanno, there was a Sag on the Astrology forum who wanted to know if she looked more Aries or Leo, and I thought she looked more like Snooki πŸ™‚

I was trying to think of the Sag πŸ˜›

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Posted by Wynter
Snooki! πŸ˜› Yanno, there was a Sag on the Astrology forum who wanted to know if she looked more Aries or Leo, and I thought she looked more like Snooki πŸ™‚

I was trying to think of the Sag πŸ˜›

HAHAHAHAHA thus you're saying she looks like an Orc from Lord of the Rings? CRUEL, Wynter! Cruel! hahahah

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I just found this! πŸ™‚ I have no idea yet what it's about, but it looks interesting πŸ™‚

IceCube is a telescope located at the South Pole at the US Amundsen-Scott station. It is an unusual telescope in many respects. It is buried a mile down in the Antarctic ice sheet, rather than situated at the surface. IceCube looks down, into and through the earth, rather than up into the sky overhead. And finally, the "light" seen by this telescope is composed of individual fundamental particles called neutrinos. In a real sense, IceCube is opening a new window on the universe and will map the neutrino sky.

Upon completion in 2010-11, IceCube will consist of over 5100 sensors located in a volume of about one cubic kilometer of highly transparent ice situated between 1500 and 2500 meters below the surface. These sensors will detect the optical light emitted by other fast-moving electrically-charged particles (electrons, muons) moving upward, each of which is the result of a collision with a high-energy neutrino that penetrated the earth. IceCube will determine the directions from which the neutrinos, which have no electrical charge and practically no mass, came to us and how much energy each carried. (See the animation at the right.) This is a new kind of astronomy, one that we hope will tell us new things about our universe. For example, one of the goals of high-energy neutrino astronomy is to discover the origin of the extremely high-energy cosmic rays that bombard our earth. We believe we can use neutrinos to identify the sites in the distant universe where these cosmic rays are produced.

http://icecube.lbl.gov/

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I want this puppy soooo bad:

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Posted by Wynter

Posted by MissPirate
^^^ adorable!

I've missed this thread. πŸ™‚

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I was thinking about starting a "stuff 2" thread cuz sometimes a have a difficult time upchucking stuff on this one.

And...sometimes I dont πŸ˜›

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You know I only came across the other one on the Misc board a while back, the Random one. Some priceless sheet on there too!

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Posted by MissPirate
I want this puppy soooo bad:

HAHAH I like when the owner whistles and the dog just sits there with a look of "Fuck off"

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Posted by Nemesis
dontcha dare.......otherwise i will conjure up rasputins spirit to haunt you!!!! πŸ˜›

lol πŸ™‚ I heard Rasputin was poisoned, shot a few times, and stabbed before he was thrown into a river...and it was finally the drowning that killed him πŸ˜›

Those Russians sure are a hardy people πŸ™‚