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Hey, those are some great-looking CRYSTALS. Shoot, maybe hwhelp will read this thread and abandon the nutmeg for toluene.

Bascule- You took the words right out of my mouth. Or rather, from my finger tips. I don't know. You know what I mean. I was thinking the same thing.

Hahaha! LAWL! What's with you and the fricken crystals?

Wasn't the qwerty keyboard actually designed against speed? I thought that if you typed too fast on an old-fashioned typewriter, the things that strike the paper would get all jammed up, so they designed it so it would be more difficult to type too quickly. I think it was the same thing with the first touch-tone phones. If you dialed too quickly, all of the numbers would not register. The number layout on a phone and a number pad are competely different. Phones were designed this way so accountants couldn't dial numbers too fast.

Ah! HAHAHAHAHA!

Say you had an anti-neutron and a proton. If I remember right, a proton has two up quarks and 1 down quark, and an anti-neutron would have 2 anti-downs and 1 anti-up. Assuming the individual quarks annihilated, that would leave what? An up quark and anti-down quark? I suppose it seems possible, and charge is conserved, so there's no problem there. But as far as I know, quarks have never been observed to exist individually, so it would really suprise me. I don't know. Hopefully someone who knows something will help us out here.

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Awesome! Do you have to pass the 'quiz' to get the drive, or is that just a survey?

f(x) is just an arbitrary function of x. But since I don't know how to solve 4th order DE's I'm afraid I can't be of much more help.

I wouldn't be so sure about that. And by answer, he probably means 'What is y?'

About the weight of two large human beings. So if two fatasses sat on your head, would it break your skull? Maybe, maybe not. It's probably better to talk about the pressure it takes, rather than the force, as SW mentioned, force has more ass-kicking abilities when applied to a small area.

Fat is insoluble in water, but it is soluble in non-polar solvents. So basically, the spot disappeared because the fat was dissolved.

How does this work? I still haven't figured it out.

Yes.

You can put out a fire with fuel. Here's a redneck game: Fill a small bucket with gasoline. Light a match, and VERY QUICKLY put the lit match into the gas. If you did it fast enough, the match should go out. The gasoline vapors are flammable, but the liquid should extinguish the flame, just like water. Take turns doing this with your friends until someone fails.

Yes, usually by dividing by the log of 1, you can prove just about anything.

Atheist: If you download it before november you get it free and you get to keep it forever!

I got the same.

Swallowing someone else's burp? What the hell is the matter with you?

I agree with Calli. After some time, the stickers will lose their stickiness and start falling off if you use herpguy's method.

Some fundamental quantities (units) you'll probably use: mass (kg), length (m), time (s), temperature (k), amount (mol). Anything which contains more than one of these fundamental quantities is a derived quantity. so volume is measured in units of length^3. So you could use meters cubed, cubic astronomical units, whatever.

If you drew the flowers on top of something else, whatever you had drawn underneath them will have been lost and you will have a big white hole when you move it, unless you have some undos. Not even photoshop or psp can help you.

Make him eat his parents. The next best thing would be boning his mom. He could prok every girl you've ever dated and you would still own him.

There.

Yeah, Sisyphus is right. Since you want SI units so badly, consider that a 'newton' is just the force required to accelerate a mass of 1 kg at 1 m/s^2. If you say f=2ma, what does this change?