Heather The Hot: I Wait.

March 22, 2007

HeatherABC

PepeFlowerBig

Previously in this blog:
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March 22, 2007

Anonymous tombstone:

It is a fearful thing to love what death can touch.


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March 22, 2007

“Grandpa” Al Lewis

Some of the most talented people I knew died broke in a furnished room.

WBAI-FM radio program sometime in the late 1980s


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March 22, 2007

Agent of Chaos by Norman Spinrad; pg. 29 (mass market paper edition):

Order is the enemy of Chaos. But the enemy of Order is also the enemy of Chaos.

Gregor Markowitz
–The Theory of Social Entropy


Another One For Wil Wheaton

March 22, 2007

It gives a whole new meaning to his term, WILLIAM FUCKING SHATNER:

I Brought the Cast of My Penis Out to Play

Prior coverage and mentions of Wil Wheaton in this blog:
Scotty, Belay That Order. The Kid’s All Right!
This Is For Wil Wheaton
Scotty, I Need More Power! This Kid Won’t Die!


Corruption Test Involving Comics

March 22, 2007

Top 15 Unintentionally Funny Comic Book Panels

Don’t read the explanatory text. Just read the panels. How many did you laugh at?

Oh I am filth!


Reference: Future Blogophony

March 22, 2007

I Weep For Ken Kutaragi

March 22, 2007

Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math Math!

March 22, 2007

Mathematical Thinking in Physics

Many of the articles on this Web site are versions of the Fermi Problem described in the first section. Others are essays – some short, some long. Some are merely attempts to come to terms with basic concepts, such as the ’size’ of the speed of light or the number ‘one trillion’. Others discuss more advanced concepts. The last few essays involve college-level physics, and might be difficult for those who have not taken at least some introductory courses. The essays discussing the gravitational field energy density and the thermodynamic four-vector are speculative and invite comments from you, the reader.

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I will hardly understand most of it, but my dendrites will be greatly massaged!


Tesla: Down On Your Knees In Reverence!

March 22, 2007

The Electric Wizard

On the 150th anniversary of the birth of brilliant inventor Nikola Tesla, Mark Pilkington explores the enigma of the man who lit up the world.

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Homework: Tesla – Man Out of Time by Margaret Cheney