you people are very details-oriented
Silly 14th Amendment Citizen. The 2nd amendment only applies to people who were citizens before the 14th was unconstitutionally passed. The federal government hasn't been legitimate sine 1861.
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juice
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That’s one way to interpret it...
Apple should think different
But those are from 2013, so Apple didn't.
http://nickolaylamm.com/art-for-clients ... t-plastic/
But those are from 2013, so Apple didn't.
http://nickolaylamm.com/art-for-clients ... t-plastic/
I would like to know in which episode the winner appeared, and for them to be pointed out.
DukeofNuke posted:I would like to know in which episode the winner appeared, and for them to be pointed out.
http://trekcore.com/blog/2013/09/star-t ... breakfast/
Quote:Well, we’ve been able to confirm with sources in the know that despite all of those Trek fans who desperately entered hoping to fulfill their dreams, the actual winner was an elderly woman who chose to receive monetary compensation rather than to actually fly out to Los Angeles – it’s certainly a disappointing end to such a rare opportunity.
Fascinating ...
look at those miserable bastards
juice
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Celebration of the winner. I like it.
juice
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Also, sweet tea is gross.
juice
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Chernobyl?
yup, art project
maurvir posted:
interesting guy, he's on a mission to stop astronomers from automatically discounting alien life as an explanation for mysterious phenomena
TOS posted:maurvir posted:
interesting guy, he's on a mission to stop astronomers from automatically discounting alien life as an explanation for mysterious phenomena
Does he have the same mission about astronomers automatically discounting the "God did it" explanation?
Séamas posted:TOS posted:maurvir posted:
interesting guy, he's on a mission to stop astronomers from automatically discounting alien life as an explanation for mysterious phenomena
Does he have the same mission about astronomers automatically discounting the "God did it" explanation?
i was unaware that was a widespread attitude among astronomers
ukimalefu posted:
I never watched that. Didn't even know it existed.
I was a fan.
Rick and Morty. Same difference.
dv posted:
Okay, that's scary.
Big deal, let's see him do two stops in a row.
ukimalefu posted:
I never watched that. Didn't even know it existed.
I remember it coming on Saturday mornings, a little after part III was in theaters. Christopher Lloyd did short intro and outro segments. The outro would sometimes have a science experiment narrated by Lloyd but performed by a non-speaking Bill Nye. I think that was the first time I saw Bill Nye on TV.