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Recent Comments by RhesusMonk

>> ^Throbbin:
In the middle of that cup stacking, she finally figured out who the smartest species on the planet was in "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy", ahead of Dolphins and Humans.

Ummm, isn't it mice?

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| 3 days 9 hours 38 minutes ago | CH

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One Girl, 12 Cups

*oh my gosh!

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| 3 days 9 hours 40 minutes ago | CH

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16 yr old has ridiculously simple idea, makes $$$

Lol. You think this hasn't been thought of?? The first time anyone takes a tumble, this girl is gonna lose not only every dollar/pound she's ever made on this project, but all her earning potential for the foreseeable future. Anyone who's ever been to law school can see this is a terrible idea. Do you know what negligence means?

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calvados

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This is one the great songs of my childhood. Growing up, my sister and I had it a bit rough, but we always had our Irish folk songs tapes. She and I would act out all the verses to this song, and then do a little arm in arm jig during the chorus. When I picked up the guitar a few years ago, this was one of the first songs I learned. I can't believe someone Sifted it. You've made my weekend, sir.

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Gunshot Detection

*law

I can see some possible misapplications of this tech that could lead to 4th and 14th Amendment violations.

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| 1 week 5 days ago | CH

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A Clockwork Orange - I'm Singing in the Rain

In the summary: droogs or droogies. (Man, I hate being this guy)

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| 3 weeks 1 day ago | CH

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Baby badgers and their scary stuffed mom

*dead

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| 3 weeks 1 day ago | CH

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Greatest Mascot Dance of All Time!!!

*dance

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| 3 weeks 1 day ago | CH

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Physics - Fusion and Fission

Question regarding fusion: If the binding energies of the two hydrogen isotopes equal 10 MeV, and the binding energy of helium is 28 MeV, wouldn't the fusion require the input of 18 MeV? I don't understand. Doesn't the helium require more energy to hold together than the hydrogen isotopes had to begin with? And, even if the nucleons do just come together, how is there surplus energy if less energy went into the reaction than exists in the product?

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| 3 weeks 6 days ago | CH

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