Sure, if the future ever gets here.

I still don't have my goddamned jetpack or my fucking teleporter.

To be fair, I posted a cicra 1950s retro-future picture a few months back, and the man not only had your chair, but he was wearing your pants. For reference, I believe you bemoaned the fact that in the future people still watched sports.

Sports are the herpes of culture, it's true.

What does that make Herpes?

I don't know...

...the stadium-funding debate of sex?

(i.e. it never goes away)


I'm reaching here.

It's the unwanted gift that keeps on giving

A culture of herpes.


what do you reckon a culture of sports looks like? Rob's jockstrap, I'm sure.

fun for the masses? the universal brotherhood? lolol.




a chain, linking of all humanity! :P

A Japanese team of scientists have caught a live Architeuthis on video. It was found 1km below the surface near the Ogasawara islands.

Exciting!

The Kracken is real!!!!!

How come my birthday is when Skynet was to go online?

Sarah Connor?

seen divers been bitten by those Architeuthis
they use a hauberk not to loose hand or arms
and stil is strong enough to break bones

find the wireless reloading of bateries da shit
same use as microwave
great
don't know what energy effiency result there are

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0108162227.htm

Physicist proposes experimental test to determine whether one of the precepts of E=MC2 is valid, the idea that gravitational mass is equal to inertial mass. Awesome.

researchers ate Houston's own Rice University have "unveiled a new carbon nanotube (CNT) fiber that looks and acts like textile thread and conducts electricity and heat like a metal wire. In this week's issue of Science, the researchers describe an industrially scalable process for making the threadlike fibers, which outperform commercially available high-performance materials in a number of ways."


http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0110142123.htm

A shirt, made from nanotubes? Fantastic job, Rice!

Now perhaps you have time to read up on the near-7 year old data suggesting that migrating nanotubes represent a far worse health concern than asbestos.

El oh el - I'll stick with cotton, thanks.

those would be loose nanotubes, not ones bound up in cables or "wire."

asbestos is still widely used, and very safely. it is only a danger if it is fluffed up into the air.

Hey, if you want to trust that Guangdong Textile Factory #7 has maintained the strict protocol required to ensure that your flouro-yellow ipad6-recharging jumper's "safe and free of cancer-causing agents", be my guest!