Thursday, January 18, 2007
Level Of Difficulty at Work: .3 out of 10
NapTime During Lunch: Medium
Technews:
The navy has invented a 8-megajoule rail gun. It's an electromagnetically accelerated bullet. All gunpowder free! They're trying to build 16 and 32-megajoule versions that may come online at 2020 Doing as much damage as a Tomahawk missle. So instead of a million dollar tomahawk, it's a 10,000$ zap. Only downside is that the railgun can't be used as much, due to the fact that it does use lots of electricity.
Who said videogames make u lazy n fat? This dood's using his Nintendo Wii to lost 9pounds in 6 weeks! With nothing more than 30min a day of Nintendo Sports. He's got the whole bodyfat loss, pics, all that on that site.
If you wanted to know when the next Syzygy (an alignment of 3 celestial bodies, duh!) is for $23k this is the watch to get! Christiaan van der Klaauw's Planetarium 2000. On the top right click on the little icon and select High Speed. Tight!
Tomorrow i'm going to therapy. Nothing a little mountain air can't cure! Mwahha!
NapTime During Lunch: Medium
Technews:
The navy has invented a 8-megajoule rail gun. It's an electromagnetically accelerated bullet. All gunpowder free! They're trying to build 16 and 32-megajoule versions that may come online at 2020 Doing as much damage as a Tomahawk missle. So instead of a million dollar tomahawk, it's a 10,000$ zap. Only downside is that the railgun can't be used as much, due to the fact that it does use lots of electricity.
Who said videogames make u lazy n fat? This dood's using his Nintendo Wii to lost 9pounds in 6 weeks! With nothing more than 30min a day of Nintendo Sports. He's got the whole bodyfat loss, pics, all that on that site.
If you wanted to know when the next Syzygy (an alignment of 3 celestial bodies, duh!) is for $23k this is the watch to get! Christiaan van der Klaauw's Planetarium 2000. On the top right click on the little icon and select High Speed. Tight!
Tomorrow i'm going to therapy. Nothing a little mountain air can't cure! Mwahha!
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