History channel has a show called "Axmen" that glorifies the clear cutting of our forests.Anonymous here is their forums:http://boards.historychannel.com/forum.jspa?forumID=700000055&start=0This is their CEO's e-mail address:Abbe.Raven@aetn.comcolleen.conway@aetn.comae.viewerrelations@aetv.comrobert.debitetto@aetn.comwhitney.goit@aetn.com
History channel has a show called "Axmen" that glorifies the clear cutting of our forests.
Anonymous here is their forums:http://boards.historychannel.com/forum.jspa?forumID=700000055&start=0
This is their CEO's e-mail address:Abbe.Raven@aetn.comcolleen.conway@aetn.comae.viewerrelations@aetv.comrobert.debitetto@aetn.comwhitney.goit@aetn.com
A tree fell on me once, and thus I support the show.Also, This is idlechan, Nobody cares.
A tree fell on me once, and thus I support the show.
Also, This is idlechan, Nobody cares.
Save the trees!Eat more beavers!
Save the trees!
Eat more beavers!
sage
Lollike anyone gives a shit
Lol
like anyone gives a shit
When you're willing to live in a cave and get rid of all your modern conviences, then I'll take your opinion as not hypocritic.
Tree worshiping ecofags like you sully the ideals of anonymous. Get lost, faggot.Also, [spoiler]not your personal army.[/spoiler]
Tree worshiping ecofags like you sully the ideals of anonymous. Get lost, faggot.
Also, [spoiler]not your personal army.[/spoiler]
http://blog.wired.com/underwire/2008/04/behind-the-me-3.html"Until this weekend, Unebasami had always elected to remain anonymous, preferring to operate under the pseudonym Tofuburger. "We were getting all these threats from Moot at [forum] 4chan," she explained, referring to 4chan's attempts to claim the cat macro phenomenon. "I didn't know how seriously to take them. But I'm officially 'out' now, and ready to embrace everything.""
http://blog.wired.com/underwire/2008/04/behind-the-me-3.html
"Until this weekend, Unebasami had always elected to remain anonymous, preferring to operate under the pseudonym Tofuburger. "We were getting all these threats from Moot at [forum] 4chan," she explained, referring to 4chan's attempts to claim the cat macro phenomenon. "I didn't know how seriously to take them. But I'm officially 'out' now, and ready to embrace everything.""
I love how this news article is essentially one massive troll -- and so many 4chan idiots fell for it hook, line, and sinker! Somebody over at Wired must be very, very pleased with himself right now.
4chan INVENTED cats
>>6294 In the same way (as the meme goes) that 'Al Gore invented the internet'*, eh? Just keep telling yourselves that.*- The butthurt Yanks' way of being in denial that an American DIDN'T invent the internet - i.e. the WWW - as we know it today.
>>6294
In the same way (as the meme goes) that 'Al Gore invented the internet'*, eh? Just keep telling yourselves that.
*- The butthurt Yanks' way of being in denial that an American DIDN'T invent the internet - i.e. the WWW - as we know it today.
>>6294 And I invented memes. Your point?
And I invented memes. Your point?
>>6304Shutup Dawkins. P.S, Caturday comes from Fark.
>>6304Shutup Dawkins.
P.S, Caturday comes from Fark.
>>6303 It's actually just a joke, but whatever.
A LEADING scientist has warned a new species of "humanzee," created from breeding apes with humans, could become a reality unless the government acts to stop scientists experimenting.http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/latestnews/Exclusive-Should-we-beware-the.4028970.jp
A LEADING scientist has warned a new species of "humanzee," created from breeding apes with humans, could become a reality unless the government acts to stop scientists experimenting.
http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/latestnews/Exclusive-Should-we-beware-the.4028970.jp
worse
Consider that the "humanzee" would be the offspring of J. Random Chimp and a human being who would, in fact, fuck a female chimpanzee. I cannot see this as anything but a disaster for both species involved.Oh well. Thankfully hybrids such as these usually turn out infertile. The mule is an usual example.
Consider that the "humanzee" would be the offspring of J. Random Chimp and a human being who would, in fact, fuck a female chimpanzee. I cannot see this as anything but a disaster for both species involved.
Oh well. Thankfully hybrids such as these usually turn out infertile. The mule is an usual example.
it's already happened/thread
it's already happened
/thread
>>6444The rural south?
We (Homo Sapiens) share at least 98% of our DNA with chimpanzees (Pan Troglodytes), so it doesn't surprise me. But I'm surprised we haven't heard the Fundies going 'BAAAAAWWWWWWWW!' at this whole concept before now, because if it HAS been done, and the results of such experiments were shown to the world, then Creationism, and thus the whole basis of Christianity would be utterly destroyed. Because this would be irrevocable proof that Darwin was RIGHT all along.You see, the 'Missing Link' isn't archaeological/paleontological, but GENETIC. The aforementioned 98% DNA link between Homo Sapiens & Pan Troglodytes is sufficient evidence of this.One further nail in God's coffin. After all, to quote Friedrich Nietzsche:'God is dead.'
We (Homo Sapiens) share at least 98% of our DNA with chimpanzees (Pan Troglodytes), so it doesn't surprise me. But I'm surprised we haven't heard the Fundies going 'BAAAAAWWWWWWWW!' at this whole concept before now, because if it HAS been done, and the results of such experiments were shown to the world, then Creationism, and thus the whole basis of Christianity would be utterly destroyed. Because this would be irrevocable proof that Darwin was RIGHT all along.
You see, the 'Missing Link' isn't archaeological/paleontological, but GENETIC. The aforementioned 98% DNA link between Homo Sapiens & Pan Troglodytes is sufficient evidence of this.
One further nail in God's coffin. After all, to quote Friedrich Nietzsche:
'God is dead.'
>>6447I agree for the most part, but damn if your post doesn't come off as that of an atheist who is insecure with his own position, so much so that he feels the need to proclaim it loud and clear for the "Fundies" to come and attack.Also, last I had heard, the 98% claim had been retracted by the group who initially put it forward in favor of 95% due to our increased understanding of transposons and other previously-believed-to-be "junk DNA", i.e. there were a lot of novel human and simian genes that were previously labeled as "trash" instead of actual genes but are now recognized as such.Finally, arguing percent-similarity can be a dangerous thing when you get into the real nitty-gritty portions of taxonomy. Sometimes two species will branch off from a common source (generating three species, let's say) and the one who branched off more recently in the timeline (i.e. "is more closely related" paleontologically) will have greater genetic deviance from the source than the other guy who branched off. That he branched off more recently is clear from fossil evidence but would be misread from a pure "genetic homology" approach.
>>6447I agree for the most part, but damn if your post doesn't come off as that of an atheist who is insecure with his own position, so much so that he feels the need to proclaim it loud and clear for the "Fundies" to come and attack.
Also, last I had heard, the 98% claim had been retracted by the group who initially put it forward in favor of 95% due to our increased understanding of transposons and other previously-believed-to-be "junk DNA", i.e. there were a lot of novel human and simian genes that were previously labeled as "trash" instead of actual genes but are now recognized as such.
Finally, arguing percent-similarity can be a dangerous thing when you get into the real nitty-gritty portions of taxonomy. Sometimes two species will branch off from a common source (generating three species, let's say) and the one who branched off more recently in the timeline (i.e. "is more closely related" paleontologically) will have greater genetic deviance from the source than the other guy who branched off. That he branched off more recently is clear from fossil evidence but would be misread from a pure "genetic homology" approach.
>"If you put human sperm into a frog it would probably create an embryo, but it probably wouldn't go very far," he said.I will try this and report back here.
>"If you put human sperm into a frog it would probably create an embryo, but it probably wouldn't go very far," he said.
I will try this and report back here.
Who wouldnt want a world like Utawaremono
>>6489LOL Tailgasmhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrE8xUkilA8
>>6489
LOL Tailgasm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrE8xUkilA8
Two people have been arrested after a Juneau County sheriff's deputy found one of them and her two children living in a home with the body of a 90-year-old woman decomposing on the bathroom toilet.Lewis told the deputy that "God told her Alvina would come back to life if she prayed hard enough." Bushey told the deputy that "Lewis was obedient and served the Lord just as she should."http://www.madison.com/wsj/whatcounts/toptoday/index.php?ntid=285609
Two people have been arrested after a Juneau County sheriff's deputy found one of them and her two children living in a home with the body of a 90-year-old woman decomposing on the bathroom toilet.
Lewis told the deputy that "God told her Alvina would come back to life if she prayed hard enough." Bushey told the deputy that "Lewis was obedient and served the Lord just as she should."
http://www.madison.com/wsj/whatcounts/toptoday/index.php?ntid=285609
In before Richard Dawkins guy.
"A military judge has disqualified a Pentagon legal official from participating in the Guantanamo war crimes trial against a former driver for Osama bin Laden, saying he lacks independence.""Defense lawyers say Hartmann rushed proceedings in hopes of speedy convictions and sought to improperly influence who was prosecuted, selecting cases based on their potential to sway public opinion of the process.At an April 28 hearing on the issue, former chief prosecutor Air Force Col. Morris Davis testified that Hartmann had pushed for "sexy" cases that would capture attention."http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iuZWtyV2t6N6AYyrw6fDnm3R36dgD90IJC000
"A military judge has disqualified a Pentagon legal official from participating in the Guantanamo war crimes trial against a former driver for Osama bin Laden, saying he lacks independence."
"Defense lawyers say Hartmann rushed proceedings in hopes of speedy convictions and sought to improperly influence who was prosecuted, selecting cases based on their potential to sway public opinion of the process.
At an April 28 hearing on the issue, former chief prosecutor Air Force Col. Morris Davis testified that Hartmann had pushed for "sexy" cases that would capture attention."
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iuZWtyV2t6N6AYyrw6fDnm3R36dgD90IJC000
"Tony Blair is giving advice to Prime Minister Gordon Brown and has told him how to win the next election, Cherie Blair has said.Her disclosure is made in an interview with the Times newspaper to coincide with its serialisation of her autobiography, Speaking for Myself.In one extract from the book, she reveals how her husband suffered a crisis of confidence over the Iraq war.But she writes he decided to stay on as PM to fight for his domestic legacy."http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/7393530.stm
"Tony Blair is giving advice to Prime Minister Gordon Brown and has told him how to win the next election, Cherie Blair has said.
Her disclosure is made in an interview with the Times newspaper to coincide with its serialisation of her autobiography, Speaking for Myself.
In one extract from the book, she reveals how her husband suffered a crisis of confidence over the Iraq war.
But she writes he decided to stay on as PM to fight for his domestic legacy."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/7393530.stm
>>6475>he decided to stay on as PM to fight for his domestic legacy...and what a legacy it is - a police state where privacy and the rights of the individual are almost completely abolished. Thanks Tony.
>>6475
>he decided to stay on as PM to fight for his domestic legacy
...and what a legacy it is - a police state where privacy and the rights of the individual are almost completely abolished. Thanks Tony.
Seriously -- that sounds like the official veneration of some Soviet-style dictator. "He decided to stay on as PM to fight for his domestic legacy."
"A Vietnamese man in Norway lost around 35,000 dollars after he was led to believe that mixing the cash with a special liquid would double its value, Norwegian media reported Saturday.""The victim of the con, who was not identified, was reportedly told by the Frenchman to leave a mixture of real cash with blank bills to marinate in a special liquid overnight, and the next morning he would have double the amount of cash at his disposal.But when he showed up the next morning to collect his prize, both the cash and the suspected con-artist, whose name was not revealed, had disappeared."http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080510/od_afp/norwayvietnamfrancecrimeoffbeat_080510134259
"A Vietnamese man in Norway lost around 35,000 dollars after he was led to believe that mixing the cash with a special liquid would double its value, Norwegian media reported Saturday."
"The victim of the con, who was not identified, was reportedly told by the Frenchman to leave a mixture of real cash with blank bills to marinate in a special liquid overnight, and the next morning he would have double the amount of cash at his disposal.
But when he showed up the next morning to collect his prize, both the cash and the suspected con-artist, whose name was not revealed, had disappeared."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080510/od_afp/norwayvietnamfrancecrimeoffbeat_080510134259
The standards of education in Vietnam must really be low.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
"There's a sucker born every minute."~P.T. Barnum
"Data from Columbia disk drives survived the shuttle accident"""When we got it, it was two hunks of metal stuck together. We couldn't even tell it was a hard drive. It was burned and the edges were melted," said Edwards, an engineer at Kroll Ontrack Inc., outside Minneapolis.""After cleaning the platters with a chemical solution, Edwards used them in a newly built drive. The process — two days from start to finish — captured 99 percent of the drive's information.""And to drive home just what a long shot his recovery had been, he later had no success with two other drives found in Columbia's wreckage. Blasted by the unfathomable furnace of entry into the atmosphere, their metals had lost the ability to hold a magnetic charge."http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080510/ap_on_sc/shuttle_recovered_data
"Data from Columbia disk drives survived the shuttle accident"
""When we got it, it was two hunks of metal stuck together. We couldn't even tell it was a hard drive. It was burned and the edges were melted," said Edwards, an engineer at Kroll Ontrack Inc., outside Minneapolis."
"After cleaning the platters with a chemical solution, Edwards used them in a newly built drive. The process — two days from start to finish — captured 99 percent of the drive's information."
"And to drive home just what a long shot his recovery had been, he later had no success with two other drives found in Columbia's wreckage. Blasted by the unfathomable furnace of entry into the atmosphere, their metals had lost the ability to hold a magnetic charge."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080510/ap_on_sc/shuttle_recovered_data
"Japanese MPs have backed plans to scrap rules restricting the use of military technology in space.Lawmakers say Japan still opposes putting weapons into space, but claim the rules drawn up in 1969 have stifled innovation by Japanese firms.Some supporters of the bill say it could open the way to Japan launching spy satellites.Tokyo was alarmed last year when China conducted a test and shot down one of its own weather satellites.The bill is backed by government and opposition MPs, making it almost certain to become law in the next few weeks. "http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7392544.stm
"Japanese MPs have backed plans to scrap rules restricting the use of military technology in space.
Lawmakers say Japan still opposes putting weapons into space, but claim the rules drawn up in 1969 have stifled innovation by Japanese firms.
Some supporters of the bill say it could open the way to Japan launching spy satellites.
Tokyo was alarmed last year when China conducted a test and shot down one of its own weather satellites.
The bill is backed by government and opposition MPs, making it almost certain to become law in the next few weeks. "
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7392544.stm
"The Australian military says it is probing allegations that its soldiers mistreated prisoners in Afghanistan.""The Australian Defence Force did not give details of the nature of the allegations, but Australian Public Radio reported they centred around mistreatment of four alleged Taleban insurgents.The four men were taken into custody after LCpl Jason Marks was killed in a battle on 27 April."http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7391575.stm
"The Australian military says it is probing allegations that its soldiers mistreated prisoners in Afghanistan."
"The Australian Defence Force did not give details of the nature of the allegations, but Australian Public Radio reported they centred around mistreatment of four alleged Taleban insurgents.
The four men were taken into custody after LCpl Jason Marks was killed in a battle on 27 April."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7391575.stm
Must have made them eat marmite.
>>6468Vegemite, mate.
>>6468
Vegemite, mate.
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