Bashar Teg's (and Queeq's) KOROVA BLUE MILK BAR

Started by The JenR2,851 pages

i wish i could Hack. but not in that manner.

i wont to make worms for enemies.

Originally posted by queeq
If that were the real universal...

Was* hehe

just kidding

I know you did. Nice try though.

my head's spinning.

Looks good on you.

When do you start throwing up pea soup?

i dont eat pea soup but i did eat chicken gumbo, and Chinese Hot and Sour soup.

... the Chinese soup already looks like stomach left overs anyways. xD

am i right?

Originally posted by Lord Knightfa11
is it alcoholic?

No... well unless you mix rum or something in it. It's a ginger ale.

(However, a guy I know took a cooler full of Ale-8 to a beach in florida and a cop told him that he had to get rid of it because they don't allow alcohol on the beach. He tried to explain to the cop that it was simply a ginger ale, but the cop wouldn't listen.)

Originally posted by The JenR
i dont eat pea soup but i did eat chicken gumbo, and Chinese Hot and Sour soup.

... the Chinese soup already looks like stomach left overs anyways. xD

am i right?

Hmmm, you didn't the Exorcist reference.

yes i did Queeq. 🙄

Oh... okay. 😉

how are u this (morning?)

Same as always... busy editing... at home, so that's good.

Here's an Interesting little fact:

Scotch Tape emits X-rays...


NEW YORK – Just two weeks after a Nobel Prize highlighted theoretical work on subatomic particles, physicists are announcing a startling discovery about a much more familiar form of matter: Scotch tape. It turns out that if you peel the popular adhesive tape off its roll in a vacuum chamber, it emits X-rays. The researchers even made an X-ray image of one of their fingers.

Who knew? Actually, more than 50 years ago, some Russian scientists reported evidence of X-rays from peeling sticky tape off glass. But the new work demonstrates that you can get a lot of X-rays, a study co-author says.

"We were very surprised," said Juan Escobar. "The power you could get from just peeling tape was enormous."

Escobar, a graduate student at the University of California, Los Angeles, reports the work with UCLA colleagues in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature.

He suggests that with some refinements, the process might be harnessed for making inexpensive X-ray machines for paramedics or for places where electricity is expensive or hard to get. After all, you could peel tape or do something similar in such machines with just human .

Very very interesting. Maybe we can get cars moving while we peel scotch tape.

Originally posted by The JenR
my head's spinning.

It's a demon!!

Originally posted by THE JLRTENJAC
Here's an Interesting little fact:

Scotch Tape emits X-rays...

I just saw an article about this on yahoo, it is pretty cool. Something so cheap and common that is capable of x-rays..it is astounding.

New energy. Al Gore will be so happy.

Originally posted by queeq
New energy. Al Gore will be so happy.

Hahaha. Maybe this will inspire him to invent another Internet!

Could some one hook me up with an avatar and sig from the "Old Republic"?

Hook up?