 - Last login: 1 hour agoIsatcjk
- isatcjk is a guy in a relationship from Madison, Wisconsin, USA.
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- Member since Aug 04, 2005
Finally got a chance to work outdoors, turned over the garden dirt, and went rollerblading! Ouch!
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Psychotropic Drugs And The Nature Of Reality
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7:46pm
5 reviews
science
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5011230863803398434
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chemistry and electromagnetic effects on the brain and sense of self...and politics
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Harder Bodies Faster Stronger - CollegeHumor video
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4:53pm
26 reviews
dancing
http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1789284
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robot girls with words written on various body parts, dancing to music, show words on body as they're sung. the girls put so much work into this, you should watch it...it starts slow.
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Kids game adds 500-1000 words to its forbidden list every day - Boing Boing
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9:42am
2 reviews
science
http://www.boingboing.net/2008/05/09/kids-game-adds-50010.html
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This is silly. 'dirty' language is as simple as "i want to do you." Filter any of those words, and the language becomes unusable.
From the page: "The kid-centric online game Club Penguin (acquired by Disney last year) adds 500-1000 words a day to its list of forbidden chat-words in an effort to keep things clean. Wanna bet that kids come up with 2000-4000 new variant spellings a day?"
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WordNet - Princeton University Cognitive Science Laboratory
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9:10am
22 reviews
linguistics
http://wordnet.princeton.edu/
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Very cool, I will use this one day, when I'm not so hungry.
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9:05am
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I was just thinking...if the world's ice melts, then that water, would distribute itself evenly across the world's oceans. Except that the world is spinning, so that water would tend to migrate to the equator. With the concept of the spinning ice-skater in mind, that would cause the world to slow down, right? I wonder how much more time we'd get?
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Nasa plans landing on 280,000mph asteroid travelling towards the Earth | the Dai…
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May 9, 1:06pm
4 reviews
space-exploration
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/technology/technology.html?in_...
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cool, go out to a inbound asteroid, and catch a ride back. Why couldn't we use that method as a way to the outer planets? We could sit on the side of a comet, to minimize solar radiation on the astronauts. The mass of the comet is huge compared to the mass of the spacecraft, so ramming into the comet wouldn't slow it down too much, right? The problem is, there's no easy way to intercept a comet, without slamming into it, right? I had the impression that comets where sort of snowy. Perhaps it'd be like falling into a snowbank...at 20,000 miles per hour. Well, I still like the idea of using the comet as a radiation shield, and a source of raw materials for the trip.
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YouTube - John Ashcroft Calls Obama...a WHAT????
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May 9, 11:32am
1 review
law
http://youtube.com/watch?v=qm7DrMGLGpY
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bullshit, people get rewarded every time somebody equates non-neocons as villians
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Is Wikipedia wicked porn?
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May 9, 10:51am
4 reviews
conservative-politics
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=63590
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this christian web site is targeting a big-name here. nothing to see. if there are 500,000 articles total, and 10 questionable articles....that's 1/50000, right? there's more questionable stuff on the 'beloved' fox news.
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YouTube - Taijiquan Applications- analysis of combat usefulness
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May 8, 8:37pm
0 review
video, mma
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ah27Ssf0ZRU
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:)
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GIOVE-B Transmitting Its First Signals
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May 7, 7:28pm
1 review
science
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/05/080507105616.htm
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to bad we can't have automated navigation, since the US retains the right to 'modify' the GPS signal, to mess with enemies using GPS to target their missiles.
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