graveyard of the gods

[Francois TremblaySun May 29, 2011 15:18]

My timing is all wrong, she thought.

[Beeman1991Mon May 09, 2011 20:10]

Good to hear. It was strange coming back only to find out that the post I was notified about was about WoW gold, and that pretty much every thread that was recently bumped was due to a bot

[Brad ReddekoppMon May 09, 2011 17:09]

Actually, it was only two bots and I was able to clear the mess with only a few clicks.

[Beeman1991Mon May 09, 2011 16:40]

Oh my... this site is a lot more bot filled than when I was last here

[Francois TremblayTue May 03, 2011 14:32]

Then there's the delicate question of immigration, legal and illegal, and its effect upon the dream of the good life in America.

[Francois TremblayTue Apr 26, 2011 18:55]

Not a line from a book, but the best pick-up line I've ever seen: "You know how people always ask, what would Jesus do? I believe the answer is you"

[Francois TremblayTue Apr 12, 2011 02:06]

The sun was already low in the sky.

[blackacidlizzardSun Mar 20, 2011 18:51]

The standard way of examining language is still the grammatical way.

[Francois TremblayMon Feb 21, 2011 22:05]

Still, even if one examines the original Medieval version, the basic conception is already extremely individualistic.

[Brad ReddekoppWed Feb 09, 2011 07:17]

The double-slit experiment was first carried out in 1927 by Clinton Davisson and Lester Germer, experimental physicists at Bell Labs who were studying how a beam of electrons -- objects much simpler than buckyballs -- interacts with a crystal made of nickel.

[Brad ReddekoppWed Feb 09, 2011 03:25]

Do feel free to introduce yourself in the Introductions thread: viewforum.php?f=13

[Brad ReddekoppWed Feb 09, 2011 01:23]

Hey there. If you keep trying, you're likely to catch one of us online eventually.

[BaudolinoWed Feb 09, 2011 01:02]

ah I see, I'll come back later.

[BaudolinoWed Feb 09, 2011 01:01]

hello

[Brad ReddekoppMon Feb 07, 2011 07:48]

Why, if it's so easy to improve the teeth of rats by artificial selection, did natural selection apparently make such a poor job of it in the first place?

[Francois TremblayWed Feb 02, 2011 23:51]

But, finally, the war was worth winning even if the revolution was lost.

[Francois TremblaySat Jan 22, 2011 16:49]

Ivan jumps 13 feet and Tu jumps 11, both at the same time.

[Francois TremblaySat Jan 22, 2011 16:48]

Oh yea. All right.

[Brad ReddekoppSat Jan 22, 2011 02:19]

The first sentence of the second paragraph (or a reasonable compromise if that isn't available) on page 68.

[Francois TremblaySat Jan 22, 2011 01:48]

Shit, what page am I supposed to quote from again? I forgot.

[Brad ReddekoppMon Jan 10, 2011 08:32]

Damned spambots keep trying to hack my account.

[Brad ReddekoppWed Jan 05, 2011 23:22]

Spam and spam prevention on the Internet is like predation and prey survival in evolution: a type of arms race.

[Francois TremblayMon Dec 27, 2010 02:42]

Oh great, another spam attack. You'd think humans would have figured out a way to prevent it... but then again, it does pit humans against humans.

[NoDeitySun Dec 26, 2010 04:12]

(I was hoping for a jucier line in this case. Oh well.)

[NoDeityFri Dec 24, 2010 03:24]

It was a pretty lax routine.