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Oct 2, 2022 14:28:30   #
Ahem, guys...from the Urban Dictionary:

"pounding is a word used to describe sexual activity. but not just any sexual activity, pounding is like screwing to the extreme, with no regard to romance at all."

Get it?
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Sep 19, 2022 16:43:36   #
Iron Sight wrote:
1/135 second shutter speed.


Will a rocket travel that far in 1/135 of a second?
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Sep 12, 2022 14:33:05   #
You'll need a stereo viewer. There's one on eBay for $19.95
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234518373962?hash=item369a62664a:g:uOwAAOSw2AtiYG2k&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoEFC3yWAlzgfHUFPr3ys%2FwjBhEMdSTOK0BLG5hHmo%2BdQmRTwyXoxnaQCNR3xg23X7Kc35u5N70IpqcBn4KoeGv%2FLqVHtVkLUj2yQoJviTC8%2BHE32k890QS5q0K74ffyICoTEv9dDZNTj6MkLr%2FOwJJmKWQgMpzGDDf4CJV%2FGBKPhGHstFF2K4NaNnSTzuofdGxgF9l62i0627Tag8Y%2FQ9NU%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR87MrK_mYA
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Aug 28, 2022 16:05:56   #
2Dragons wrote:
Verizon just changed all my receiver boxes to the newer ones, plus installing a new Verizon router. My internet service is faster, however, on my TV I've been having a problem with viewing the program guide. It seems to lag at times between the time I push the advance button to when it actually advances, and it will advance to a few days out and on every channel that shows it will say: Please Wait. So, I wait, and I wait, and I wait. Sometimes it will only take 10-20 seconds before it loads with program choices, but most of the time it just stays on Please Wait. Have any of you had this problem with Verizon TV? I have all Smart TVs and it does this on all of them. The old receivers worked far better. No lag and the only time I ever saw Please Wait was when I came to the end of the two or so weeks that had programs scheduled. I figured I check with UHH first to see if someone else has had this problem and had a resolution, before I called Verizon as trying to get through to their technical help is sooooooooooooo frustrating.
Verizon just changed all my receiver boxes to the ... (show quote)


If you are asking for program data a week or two out, that is a whale of a lot of data that has to be accessed and transmitted. Say 100 channels times 24 hours a day, including descriptions of each program. That could be over 16,000 programs a week. Maybe Verizon needs to update their equipment.
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Aug 18, 2022 01:17:25   #
Maybe cine lenses are super expensive because your images will be projected on screens that are 40 feet or more wide.
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Jun 20, 2022 22:52:10   #
RonD wrote:
TherWolf, my laptop has no HDMI. one year old


Does it have video output? Get a dongle that goes from video out to HDMI. That's what I have for streaming videos.
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Jun 18, 2022 21:23:35   #
Besides the cool brickwork, I see diagonal lines like someone wiped the print with a dirty rag. Is it my monitor?
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Jun 8, 2022 01:36:43   #
bobbyjohn wrote:
In recent memory, MLB now discards a ball when it has hit the dirt just ONE time. How wasteful! So when a pitcher pitches a ball that's a ground hopper to the catcher, the ball gets discarded. Used to be I recall that they did that only for the World Series. Now, it's every day. I like the old days, when a ball stayed in play over the course of several innings, regardless of being clean or dirty, except of course when it's been hit into the stands!


I was told by a ball player that if a ball has a dirt smudge or other marking the batter can tell which way it's spinning and adjust his swing accordingly.
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Apr 14, 2022 22:09:59   #
How'd you get my old slide rule?
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Apr 7, 2022 13:30:30   #
Bridges wrote:
Thanks for the answer, but why can't we deduce the amount of each hydrocarbon and put it together ourselves? They have been able to dissect the human genome with over a million parts, why can't we do this with gas? I'm just trying to understand why we can't manufacture something even if it is not petroleum as we get it from the ground. It seems we can do so much but why are we unable to do this?


It takes glue to build a model plane. Glue costs money. It takes glue (energy) to stick carbon and other elements together to make hydrocarbons (gasoline). Energy costs money. And the energy that is captured when the hydrocarbons are taken apart (burned) is less than the energy that went into making them. It's a losing proposition.
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Apr 7, 2022 00:41:55   #
rlv567 wrote:
I find it hard to believe there's anything faster than instantaneous!

Loren - in Beautiful Baguio City


That happens when you find a file before you start looking for it.
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Feb 17, 2022 18:53:07   #
bikinkawboy wrote:
Just think if Winston Churchill had been educated today. I doubt his one liners would be as profound.


After being corrected for writing a sentence that ended in a preposition, Churchill was quoted as saying something like, "That is something up with which I will not put."
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Feb 10, 2022 13:44:03   #
What c*****e c****e deniers fail to understand or admit is that historical heating/cooling cycles took thousands or even millions of years to occur. The present one is occurring in only about a hundred years. That's the frightening part.
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Feb 3, 2022 00:42:29   #
kenArchi wrote:
About 1835 Dana Andrews wrote Two Years Before The Mast. Which he mentioned about the drought in California then. His description of Los Angeles area was just barren land of dried brush and dirt.
Today you see lush landscapes and 'forests' of trees and wall to wall housing. AND California wants to build more housing, really?? Where?


I don't think Dana Andrews (the actor) thought much about California's droughts, but Richard Henry Dana (the author) apparently did.
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Feb 1, 2022 17:28:54   #
dancers wrote:
in the supermarket this morn I went to the butcher section, not the pre packed meat, and asked for steak.2 porterhouse,(EXPENSIVE.!)

The man wrapped them and asked if I had more shopping to do in the shop. I said " only three more items" He said when I had finish I could collect my steaks. OK...

He then walked me to the checkout lass, handed her my meat and told her it was mine. When I questioned this he told me he had to do that. shop rules, as people were stealing the meat...putting the package in their clothing and just paying for a few other items.

how sad is this?
in the supermarket this morn I went to the butcher... (show quote)


Our CVS drugstore does the same with batteries, electric toothbrushes and other high priced items. Same problem apparently.
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