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The discussion revolves around a variety of topics, beginning with the reopening of a thread on the Physics Forums. Participants express relief at the continuation of the conversation and share light-hearted banter about past threads. There are inquiries about quoting from previous threads and discussions about job opportunities for friends. The conversation shifts to humorous takes on mathematics, particularly the concept of "Killing vector fields," which one participant humorously critiques as dangerous. Participants also share personal anecdotes, including experiences with power outages and thoughts on teaching at university. The tone remains casual and playful, with discussions about the challenges of winter, the joys of friendship, and even a few jokes about life experiences. The thread captures a blend of humor, personal stories, and light philosophical musings, all while maintaining a sense of community among the forum members.
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Enigman said:
Produce Placement.

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I'm feeling a subliminal suggestion of a Sony.
 
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  • #1,862
Seinfeld in the morning doesn't seem right. It is a night show, or at least after 5 p.m.
 
  • #1,863
What's that? Lion or leopard?:blushing:

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  • #1,864
Two days and I'm finally out of recursion hell... :woot:
 
  • #1,865
A magical turnaround: I was walking in a hurry to meet someone and I had to cross some busy streets. I perceived the cars, drivers as morons, enemies to be beaten. Then I got lost and I had to take a taxi. Suddenly, while riding in the taxi, almost automagically, the card drivers became the noble ones and the pedestrians were a bunch of morons that should be plowed with the taxi.
 
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WWGD said:
A magical turnaround: I was walking in a hurry to meet someone and I had to cross some busy streets. I perceived the cars, drivers as morons, enemies to be beaten. Then I got lost and I had to take a taxi. Suddenly, almost automagically, the card drivers became the noble ones and the pedestrians were a bunch of morons that should be plowed with the taxi.
Seinfeld had a routine: when the animal show is about antelopes, lions are the villains, and you scream at the antelopes, "Run! Run!". But the week after when the episode is about lions, you scream at the lions, "Get that antelope! Get him!"
 
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Some months later, I will retire and am planning to raise cattle and bees to get honey. uhmm I think this is today a lucrative business too. :-p
 
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zoobyshoe said:
Seinfeld had a routine: when the animal show is about antelopes, lions are the villains, and you scream at the antelopes, "Run! Run!". But the week after when the episode is about lions, you scream at the lions, "Get that antelope! Get him!"

Isn't Seinfeld a sort of (post) modern bible? I imagine man may have related the issue to some bible passage, e.g., Corinthians 12:13 1/4 (made up).
But today , one makes reference to episodes of Seinfeld instead.
 
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Lisa! said:
What's that? Lion or leopard?:blushing:

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Lion. (and a monkey) :smile:
 
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  • #1,870
Seems like the latest thing in fashion is the pony tail or bun on top of the head/hair and not behind it ( the side opposite the face).
 
  • #1,871
To Help US Veterans Charity, George W. Bush Charged $100,000
http://news.yahoo.com/help-us-veterans-charity-george-w-bush-charged-225504539.html

?:)
 
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He played the key role in the engagement of wars in the Middle East. Now he becomes more famous and known with his generosity.
The charity, which helps to provide specially-adapted homes for veterans who lost limbs and suffered other severe injuries in “the war on terror in Iraq and Afghanistan,”...
I think it's reasonable for him to pay such a sum of money to help veterans who actually need more than just that.
 
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Silicon Waffle said:
He played the key role in the engagement of wars in the Middle East. Now he becomes more famous and known with his generosity.

I think it's reasonable for him to pay such a sum of money to help veterans who actually need more than just that.

I think you have misinterpreted, who paid whom.
 
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Silicon Waffle said:
He played the key role in the engagement of wars in the Middle East. Now he becomes more famous and known with his generosity.

I think it's reasonable for him to pay such a sum of money to help veterans who actually need more than just that.
Many veterans are veterans "thanks" to Bush

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  • #1,875
"Maybe you should get outta here. Steelin' other people's women."

"She never loved you."

"That's a CROCK!" (Draws pistol)
 
  • #1,876
$7.49 for a full, cooked chicken, not so bad of a deal; got two meals out of it, making sandwiches. Only extra expense was some tomato, some mayo and a few mushrooms I cooked. Definitely cheaper than eating out, at least at most places.
 
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WWGD said:
$7.49 for a full, cooked chicken...
They're $4.99 here. The screwed up thing is that a dozen eggs is $3.50. If I went to a cooked chicken farm they'd probably want $20 for a live chicken. Can't be gettin' those eggs for cheap.
 
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zoobyshoe said:
They're $4.99 here. The screwed up thing is that a dozen eggs is $3.50. If I went to a cooked chicken farm they'd probably want $20 for a live chicken. Can't be gettin' those eggs for cheap.

Maybe I should try a different market here. Ripoff!
 
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WWGD said:
A magical turnaround: I was walking in a hurry to meet someone and I had to cross some busy streets. I perceived the cars, drivers as morons, enemies to be beaten. Then I got lost and I had to take a taxi. Suddenly, while riding in the taxi, almost automagically, the card drivers became the noble ones and the pedestrians were a bunch of morons that should be plowed with the taxi.

classic 1950 study of the phenomenon

 
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I enjoy Mysteries at the Museum, but they do something very irritating: each story is broken into two parts by a commercial. When the commercial is over, they spend about 5 minutes recapping everything we just saw before the commercial, as if everyone watching is so stupid they have to be reminded what they just saw.
 
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Went on looking for the "Choice Restaurant" , at the address someone gave me, but no luck finding it, looking around for around 50 minutes. I gave up, heading back home along the same area, and then I suddenly saw a sign for... "Choi's Restaurant".
 
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WWGD said:
Went on looking for the "Choice Restaurant" , at the address someone gave me, but no luck finding it, looking around for around 50 minutes. I gave up, heading back home along the same area, and then I suddenly saw a sign for... "Choi's Restaurant".
Yes, "choi" is a Chinese term meaning "confused foreigner."
 
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zoobyshoe said:
Yes, "choi" is a Chinese term meaning "confused foreigner."
At least it was pretty good. I have become "Pro Choi's" .

I challenge everyone to come up with a worse pun.
 
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WWGD said:
I challenge everyone to come up with a worse pun.
I am afraid that is impossible, but then again I am preaching to the choir.
 
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  • #1,885
Enigman said:
I am afraid that is impossible, but then again I am preaching to the choir.

Didn't you mean preaching to the "Choi'r"?
 
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WWGD said:
Didn't you mean preaching to the "Choi'r"?
Absolutely not. That would make it a mildly imaginative pun rather than a bad one.
 
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Guy parks outside Starbuck's tonight in a brand new car, pulls out his laptop, and sits there a half hour stealing their Wi-Fi. He did not strike me as someone who couldn't afford to go in and buy a drink.
 
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  • #1,889
:frown:
 
  • #1,890
Nurturing those innate passions, even undeveloped, provides a peace unmatched.
 

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