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[Roland Deschain]

My brother just listens to that infernal Jungle, Kiss FM level Drum 'n' Bass, and Dance stuff. *shudders*

In his defence, a lot of metal is poo as well Nothing excuses Kiss FM though, it's like pineapple on pizza.

There is quite a bit of what is laughably named "metal" and "rock" that are indeed poo, but nowhere near as much as the infernal jungle, etc, that I refer to above. I don't like it, therefore it's poo.

[Roy Hunter]

Nothing excuses Kiss FM though, it's like pineapple on pizza.

Hang on, gimpy boy! You can't just make assertions like that without evidence and expect them to be treated credibly. Where is your evidence? How can you demonstrate empirically that 'Kiss FM' is actually more like 'Rimming The Dog FM'?
Not that I disagree with you, the 'roid ragers at the gym insist on listening to it while they are staring at themselves in the mirror.

...a lot of metal is poo as well

Now that I can provide supporting evidence for:



Quod erat demonstrandum.

[daftbeaker]

Nothing excuses Kiss FM though, it's like pineapple on pizza.

Hang on, gimpy boy! You can't just make assertions like that without evidence and expect them to be treated credibly. Where is your evidence? How can you demonstrate empirically that 'Kiss FM' is actually more like 'Rimming The Dog FM'?

I will take three groups of 21 people. One of those groups shall be issued a radio which allows every station apart from Kiss FM, one shall only be allowed to listen to Kiss FM and one shall not be allowed any music as a control. These groups will be carefully selected to avoid any idiot youths in the Kiss FM group to prevent bias. Then they will listen to their radios constantly until the experiment ends.

The experiment will end when 20 people in the Kiss group commit suicide, thus proving at p < 0.05 that Kiss FM makes you want to commit suicide.

I like this plan, mainly because it allows for one deviant in the Kiss FM group to actually like it

[PKMKII]

...a lot of metal is poo as well

Now that I can provide supporting evidence for:

I don't think Bon Jovi really counts as metal.

[Roy Hunter]

Counts as poo, though...

[pieces o'nine]

Doing SCIENCE! with ferrofluid
* experiences overwhelming compulsion to put on lab coat, lab glasses, and say, "MUA HA HA" *

[black bart]

Aaarrrgh thee magnets were so strong they pulled me shyppe's sawbones's fillins out!

[Roland Deschain]

I'm with PK. Appearing to agree with the assertion that DB made as to a lot of metal being poo, then providing "evidence" which consists of a member of a soft rock band, does not aid DB's cause. You are therefore banned.

Knowing that this is the cool stuff thread, and knowing that I am therefore not allowed to ban in here without providing at least one cool thing, I shall provide you with a wind map of the contiguous United States:-

A Wind Map of the Contiguous United States

[black bart]

Another wind map of America:

[DavidH]

Submitted specifically for db:

[DavidH]

Oh, and here's the skwirrels in action:

[daftbeaker]

Submitted specifically for db

I honestly don't think if management walked in the door and saw one kid chasing another with bits of a broken stool, another kid pretending to cut my throat with a ruler and a fourth trying to steal my cane I could pretend it's anywhere on the lesson plan

I do like it though

[Roland Deschain]

DB, you could, as soon as the door is opened, say in a loud and clear voice, "And this is what happened when Xiaoliang Sunney Xie came up with the idea for Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Spectroscopy microscopy". That'd work.

[daftbeaker]

DB, you could, as soon as the door is opened, say in a loud and clear voice, "And this is what happened when Xiaoliang Sunney Xie came up with the idea for Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Spectroscopy microscopy". That'd work.

Erm, no. The class in question can barely explain what 'push open the door' means, your waffle sounds good but isn't even slightly convincing. Besides, I have no idea what Anti-Stokes Raman is

[Edd]

Not only are we a lot closer to self-replicating machines than I realized, it's something you can do at home!