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Nee, mijn ding ook nietquote:Op donderdag 31 juli 2008 23:42 schreef Principessa.Farfallus het volgende:
plasseks is niet echt mijn ding
Hmmm, ja komt wel goed Isaquote:Op donderdag 31 juli 2008 23:41 schreef Isabeau het volgende:
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Moet je iemand zoeken waardoor je die geilheid kan kwijtraken
Weet je niet als je het niet een keer hebt geprobeerdquote:Op donderdag 31 juli 2008 23:42 schreef Principessa.Farfallus het volgende:
plasseks is niet echt mijn ding
"Dear life, When I said "can my day get any worse?" it was a rhetorical question, not a challenge."
Slaap lekker! En sterkte in bed (qua hitte)
PF, in de winter is warm misschien wel fijn
PF, in de winter is warm misschien wel fijn
"Dear life, When I said "can my day get any worse?" it was a rhetorical question, not a challenge."
Nog even een uurtje daarop wachten hier, schat ik in.quote:
Ik verheug me nu al er op, want het is hier in huis zelfs te warm voor plakseks aan het worden.
Duik nog maar even het balkon op.
There is no greater joy than be taken for an imbecile by an idiot. (Oscar Wilde)
Poef.....gone! ©golfer
Poef.....gone! ©golfer
quote:Op donderdag 31 juli 2008 23:58 schreef Isabeau het volgende:
Slaap lekker! En sterkte in bed (qua hitte)
PF, in de winter is warm misschien wel fijn
Ik kan me er ook echt niks bij voorstellen dat iemand dat lekker kan vinden.
There is no love sincerer than the love of food.
Wat een onderwerpen weer. 
Hier geen seks, J. slaapt al een uur, maar ik lag alleen te draaien en ben dus maar weer opgestaan. Wat is het warm overal. Hopelijk straks regen. 
Hier geen seks, J. slaapt al een uur, maar ik lag alleen te draaien en ben dus maar weer opgestaan. Wat is het warm overal. Hopelijk straks regen.
"wat een heerlijke yppiaanse reactie! Vol begrip, nooit veroordelend en zeker niet stekelig! #hulde"
Hoe langer de weg naar de top, hoe mooier het uitzicht!
*OUD heilige*
Hoe langer de weg naar de top, hoe mooier het uitzicht!
*OUD heilige*
Ik ben op een site over bad science aan het lezen. Zo leuk http://www.badscience.net
http://www.badscience.netquote:Tim Eyes, a molecular biologist, was reading about the “secrets of the body” in the Funday Times, the children’s section of the Sunday Times. Hold your breath.
“Despite the fact that all humans have similar genes, we are not all the same,” the section revealed. “This is because of slight genetic differences in everyone’s genetic make-up. DNA is made up of four chemical bases - adenine, cytosine, guanine, thymine - and each gene is made up of three of these.” Only three, huh? That’s enough to code for, like, one whole amino acid. We’d look a bit like those bodybuilders’ protein drinks, only without the tin. But there’s more. “This means that there are 64 different possible combinations, and when you multiply this by the number of cells in the body, it shows the chances of having the exact same makeup is virtually zero.” Only 64 different genes. And different ones in every cell, too.
A planet of biologists stands corrected.
Zijn commentaar: Banging your head repeatedly against the brick wall of teachers’ stupidity helps increase blood flow to your frontal lobesquote:But, the smiling face of a cheeky kid shines like a ray of sunshine into these dark days: “I’d like to submit the revision advice of my teacher. She claims that because the brain works by transmitting electricity through water, drinking more water will improve mental performance.”
quote:the Times on Saturday about a project to treat Aids sufferers in Botswana - where 48% of the population is HIV positive - with homeopathy. Some might say it was slightly patronising, unrealistic or even pointless to take your western, patient-empowering, anti-medical establishment and culturally specific placebo to a country that has little healthcare infrastructure, is frequently engaged in a water war with Namibia, and suffers frequent droughts. But we can only guess what the people of Botswana might say
"Dear life, When I said "can my day get any worse?" it was a rhetorical question, not a challenge."
Ook erg mooiquote:The Mail on Sunday’s “integrated health expert” Dr Ali was busy this week writing about headaches. “The skull,” he claims, “contracts and expands a dozen times or so each minute to push the [cerebrospinal] fluid round, but tight neck muscles and misaligned skull bones can disrupt this process.” You don’t need to be a doctor like Ali - whose clients include Prince Charles and Geri Halliwell - to know that the skull is a rigid box of bone and, since you asked, the fluid is kept moving by the waving movements of cilia lining the ventricles, respiratory and arterial pulsations, postural changes and the pressure gradient between the places where it’s made and reabsorbed.
"Dear life, When I said "can my day get any worse?" it was a rhetorical question, not a challenge."
quote:Meanwhile, according to Jack Straw, speaking in parliament last week, Iraq is a difficult place to find weapons of mass destruction in because it’s twice the size of France. That’s presumably the same Iraq that is 437,072 sq km, as opposed to France, which is (according to the, er, CIA World Factbook) 547,030 sq km.
(ehm, is er iemand die dit gaat lezen?
)En nu hou ik opquote:Writing about the unbelievably excellent Henry Wellcome artefacts exhibition at the British Museum, Time Out tells us about “a lock of George III’s hair that is undergoing DNA analysis to determine whether the king was, in fact, mad”. Looks like psychiatrists are out of a job, then: perhaps his DNA could tell us if he was bad and dangerous to know too?
"Dear life, When I said "can my day get any worse?" it was a rhetorical question, not a challenge."
Errr nee, ik niet iig. Vroeger las ik wel de Guardian van begin tot eind. En de Observer op zondag in de pub. Maar niet op dit tijdstip. Nu hield ik op bij:quote:Op vrijdag 1 augustus 2008 02:32 schreef Isabeau het volgende:
(ehm, is er iemand die dit gaat lezen?
Hey, wat leuk! Ik zie je vandaag al weer, Remlof
"Dear life, When I said "can my day get any worse?" it was a rhetorical question, not a challenge."
Ja, tofquote:Op vrijdag 1 augustus 2008 02:42 schreef Isabeau het volgende:
Isa
Ook leuk! http://intuitor.com/moviephysics/ hehe
"Dear life, When I said "can my day get any worse?" it was a rhetorical question, not a challenge."
Luckily the Earthlings have an alien saucer which crashed in Roswell in the 50s. Naturally it's in perfect working order and Captain Steven Hiller (Will Smith) can fly anything. Goldblum loads his Macintosh on the craft along with a nuclear bomb and flies off with Smith to upload the virus inside the mother RV.quote:Op vrijdag 1 augustus 2008 03:22 schreef Isabeau het volgende:
Ook leuk! http://intuitor.com/moviephysics/ hehe
Once inside the mother RV Goldblum connects his Mac to the alien computer. Fortunately, the alien computer's operating system works just fine with the laptop. This proves an important point which Apple enthusiasts have known for years. While the evil empire of Microsoft may dominate the computers of Earth people, more advanced life-forms clearly prefer Macs.
(Independence Day natuurlijk)
"Dear life, When I said "can my day get any worse?" it was a rhetorical question, not a challenge."
Hoi, Freecell, er komt flinke onweer + regen aan
"Dear life, When I said "can my day get any worse?" it was a rhetorical question, not a challenge."
