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Do you know what im sayin? Yes I believe I know what you are saying

 

So a cousin I never knew about contacted me on facebook.seems that my family is is irish, scottish, german.possibly a little blackfoot indian as well, guess he is trying to confirm that.and apparently president Grant is a relative as well.a family member died on the USS maine and one died on the USS Arizona during pearl harbor.some interesting family history.

 

^^^ Cool shit.... I vaguely remember a while back.. before the whole facebookery... one of my grandpa's relatives.. like a brother's daughter or something like that was trying to get a hold of him after he died.. it's pretty interesting.. i'd like to check out that ancestry.com stuff.. but it's like $90 to sign up.. fuck that.. and well i could care less about my dad's side of the family. i know one of his brothers is a some rich texas oil man.. made the cover of Forbes

 

ancestry.com doesnt do anything that you cannot do yourself except allow others to see what you are searching for....all those records are available to the public or by request FREE....

its supposed to be 5c today..thats crazy...i left the atv up on the truck...might go for a spinsky

green-hydro
brown-my outdoor
gold-honey oil
white-blow

now?...do you fuckers also need me to post my address and where said drugs are actually stashed?

 

preferably

 

Alright guys.. physics time.. how come the radial acceleration for circular motion is -v^2/r rather than v^2/r?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATn6FyJXdMI&feature=relmfu"]Ron Paul: Feds aiding Taliban. Afghanistan, Blowback - YouTube
8/9/10.... Saying for years and years and years.. Its like Cats on Broadway..

 

negative g force is the result of radial acceleration,no?....positive with deceleration?...i only went part way through gr 11

 

Aren't you posting in the wrong thread?

No, I think what it is is that the radial acceleration is always negative since it points inward.
Radial acceleration is what makes an object move in a circle and any force pointing in to a circle is "negative".. at least I hope that's what the explanation is. :biker:

 

can sum1 plz astral project into my body and do this paper for me? You may find time dilation a useful tool....

 

went in early today, coffee coffee coffee.

 

recent decisions by my government to pull out of kyoto and to ban face veils at citizenship ceremonies are so far from my personal values that i'm having a really hard time recognizing my own country anymore.

 

i am curious as to why you think those women believe the veil is needed?....not a catch all answer like ''religion''...please explain the theory?

 

it doesn't matter why they want to wear it. as long as they aren't being force, it is their right to dress the way they like. we wouldn't make a christian take a cross from around their neck, why make a muslim woman remove her veil?

 

It likely has at least as much to do with social expectation as it does with the individual women's beliefs. I mean I don't know anything about this particular situation, but if that society (which probably privileges males) believes that the wearing a veil is a valid and desirable feminine quality, women are going to act in accordance with that, generally, just like we all conform to gender expectation--without concerted effort to do otherwise, that is.

 

veils were used in marriage to hide the face of the to be wife.. because marriage was never picked by the husband and wife.. but rather by the families to better themselves through the financial success of the other family.. so more often than not.. the bride was not always desirable to the husband.. so a veil was used to mask the face so he could not see what he was marrying before hand.. nor could she.. that's why the bride is walked down the isle.. because the veil would blind her as well

 

This is pretty cool.. these guys at MIT have developed a camera that allows them to film photons of light as they move through space:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtsXgODHMWk"]Capturing video at the speed of light — one trillion frames per second - YouTube

 

http://www.hipforums.com/newforums/forumdisplay.php?f=38 i am faster that light..

 

HF has a science and technology section?
I guess you learn something new every day. :daisy:

 

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