Cute. Thanks for that, even my wife laughed.

Very interesting. Serious guitarists are really "picky" about the thicknesses, and materials in their picks. It so happens that I use one shaped like a sharkfin, with a scalloped edge for bright attack on the strings. But that doesn't make me "serious". I've just been practicing for 45 years.

I like that MSE is actually finding some viri on my machine. e.g. MyDoom which was sent to me in an email at an attachment with the suspicious name of "renderplus.com.zip". (AVG hadn't reported any viri for a long time) Unfortunately I had already deleted the email, (without knowing it had a virus attached), so I don't know who tried to send it. @unknownuser said: What is the plural of virus? This neuter in Latin lacked a plural; it would presumably have been virora like corpora, the plural of neuter corpus. (corpi would be as outlandish--as far beyond the pale--as rhinoceri and octopi.)

Cool!

@unknownuser said: "speedy" Absolutly no problem

Another great one Martha. Well done.

Brought back alot of good memories.

@mitcorb said: the fact that the brick layer was still mostly intact as one plane on the ground told me that the dumbass who installed it did not use brick ties of any sort. yeah, but, at least he saved a $ coupla_hundred

Yes, it may have been posted somewhere else first, but at least YOU had a video, not just a picture. Cheers,

Why do some people favor certain renditions of a classical piece of music and not others? I am using the word classical here as a very generic term for widely recognized and valued works by dead composers from many periods, not just the Classical period. The point is that a specific interpretation of a specific subject, whether visual or auditory or whatever may strike us in certain way, and therein lies the art? Edit: Oh, and a significant number of people tend to respond in a similar way to the "artist's interpretation". That seems always to be a prerequisite.

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so one decimal second = 1.666666666666666666666666666666666666667 classical second so one decimal minute = 1.666666666666666666666666666666666666667 classical minute so one decimal hour = 1.2 classical hour a decimal journey = one classical 24 hours

I used Artisan. http://artisan4sketchup.com/ http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=34868

Hi Boo! Love it and bookmarked, bumpy Can I add this one I feel with a parent spirit and very foxy how it was made and also imaginative @unknownuser said: Lip Dub done by law students at the University of Montreal, November 8, 2009. 130 students, is made on the song "Pretty Fly" from the band The Offspring. The finale is sung on the song "I Fought The Law" from The Clash. CAF project, the Arts Committee of the Faculty of Law, he was born during the summer of 2009 and has grown during the fall of 2009. This lipdub WAS created by The Students from the Law Faculty of Universty of Montreal (Quebec, Canada). It Was shot on November 8th 2009 with 130 Students, using the song "Pretty Fly" by The Offsrpring. The final chorus From The SI of the song "I Fought The Law" by The Clash. [flash=853,505:2cokzzo4]http://www.youtube.com/v/w5cJDBGR-14[/flash:2cokzzo4] simon

Somebody swiped that from Durant "Where's my Extractor?" Hapke.

Amazing.

@leedeetee said: Going to watch 'The Eagle' tonight, looking forward to it. Well, I enjoyed it. It's no masterpiece but a great leg severing, head chopping, testudo forming adventure story with some great scenes and good cinematography.

My profanity senses are tingling! Am I being lured into a trap?