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Even boobytrap is funny when you think about it. - Stephen Mack #TeamMomo

party boobytrap is a palindrome http://www.palindromelist.net/party-b... - OMG 404 Joe

unsurprising - Sir Shuping is just sir

It's a new thing to me! I keep getting good feedback and praise. And I've been in the job for almost 6 months and I'm still enjoying it and having fun. And I think it's the first job I've ever had where I'm constantly advancing and being challenged. I'm trusted and valued. It's an awesome feeling :oD - Headless Gnad Kicker

I mean, I'm trusted and valued in other areas of my life. But I've never felt so much so when it comes to employment. - Headless Gnad Kicker

Why news is to the mind, what sugar is to the body... MUST READ, concentrate if you must :-) then diet. I'm starting today. Dobelli's paper articulates how I've been feeling lately (bloated), especially with yummy Android apps like Flipboard, Pulse, Currents, and Bloomberg. His arguments are reasonable and perceptive. \\ The German version is here: http://dobelli.com/... includes FAQS in English. - Adriano

So true... This is why lately I went back to the old habit of reading more books rather than newspapers. - Amira

another must read: https://medium.com/i-m-h-o... by Stef Lewandowski. - Adriano

That's a highway, not a waterfall. - DJ Stevie Steve

Didn't do it. - Great Scott! Snow!

Then we got to clean up by sweeping the water into dustpans and emptying them in plastic garbage cans. Because the maintenance crew was on their lunch break. >.> - Jessie

Surely it has to meet earthquake codes, at least. - Andrew C (✓)

I fired up my trusty almost 6 year old HP Elitebook, and with it's first gen SSD and Intel Core Duo is a dog compared to the MacBook Air I picked up earlier this year. - Eric - Too Hot

my hp one chugs along at a fine clip, with an ancient amd 64 and one gig of ram, it writes to my ssd cache a lot, but loads just fine with adblock plus on firefox! the only thing that slows it to a crawl is G+, OMFG.... - daveeza

Me: >.> "I know where you saw that and WE ARE NOT DISCUSSING IT IN CLASS." - Jessie

See? Even highly intelligent tiny Asian children like it! - Soup in a TARDIS

"He will bow out in the Christmas special when he will be replaced by a new incarnation of the Time Lord. Smith, 28, who has been in the role since 2010, said it had been "an honour" to play the part. He said: "Doctor Who has been the most brilliant experience for me as an actor and a bloke, and that largely is down to the cast, crew and fans of the show. "I'm incredibly grateful to all the cast and crew who work tirelessly every day, to realise all the elements of the show and deliver Doctor Who to the audience. "Many of them have become good friends and I'm incredibly proud of what we have achieved over the last four years."" - Soup in a TARDIS from Bookmarklet

It might just be the people I follow, but all my social media is responding to this with various versions of "that's sad, he seemed like a nice boy, BUT WHY ISN'T MOFFAT GOING TOO?!" - Soup in a TARDIS

Un sacco di cose da fare - eli☼Kìr

"They call it "Ball's Pyramid." It's what's left of an old volcano that emerged from the sea about 7 million years ago. A British naval officer named Ball was the first European to see it in 1788. It sits off Australia, in the South Pacific. It is extremely narrow, 1,844 feet high, and it sits alone. What's more, for years this place had a secret. At 225 feet above sea level, hanging on the rock surface, there is a small, spindly little bush, and under that bush, a few years ago, two climbers, working in the dark, found something totally improbable hiding in the soil below. How it got there, we still don't know." - Son of Groucho from Bookmarklet

After watching Quest for Fire and all those survivor shows, it looks like a lot of protein. - Rodfather

"Earlier this spring, a group of Japanese schoolgirls uploaded photos of themselves imitating anime style attacks. The photos spawned numerous imitators, ended up on television, and spread beyond the country's borders. And now? Now, band nerds are involved." - ronin from Bookmarklet

I like the last pic in the link - Rodfather from Android

Haha, I love it! - Kelli H. from Android

"Holy crap, I could keep playing with this all day. The folks over at Us Vs. Th3m created "6 lines of JavaScript that write Doctor Who plots indistinguishable from the current series." And amazingly enough, it works quite well. Steven Moffat, bookmark this page." - Soup in a TARDIS from Bookmarklet

"The Doctor has always wanted to show Clara Planet UX-4732, but the Sonic Screwdriver picks up a signal from an unexpected lifeform. The visitors unravel the mystery at the heart of the Daleks. A previously unseen function of Clara’s mobile phone saves the day. Michael Caine kisses the Doctor." - Betsy #TeamMonique

"Scientists in Japan recently used a promising new 3D printing material to create objects so small that they are the size as a single bacteria. The researchers were able print shapes that are measured in mere micrometers, including the world’s tiniest rabbit. While the demonstration may be playful, the application certainly isn’t – this new technology may someday be used to print cells and micro-electrodes for medical purposes." - Curtis (a) Jackson from Bookmarklet

I think they used resin that they then charred somehow. - Curtis (a) Jackson

"High on the dew-dampened peak of Mount Kaputar, in New South Wales, Australia, there exists a world distinct unto itself, an alpine forest populated by organisms found nowhere else on the planet. There, in that isolated mountaintop ecosystem, only a lucky few have chanced upon its most colorful inhabitant -- this giant, fluorescent pink slug. Michael Murphy, a ranger with the National Parks and Wildlife Service, was one of the first to get an up close look at this remarkable creature, which was only identified just recently." - John (bird whisperer) from Bookmarklet

I'm amused to imagine an Australian response: "Nah, That can't be an Aussie slug. Look at the colour of it. Must be a pommie.They go that colour after a few minutes of good ol' Aussie sunshine." - Slippy like shiny things. from Android

Who really needs more than 2 fonts anyway (a serif and a sans)? The LaserWriter had 13 standard fonts, which was such a luxury, I still only used 2 :P - Tinfoil 2.0

At the very least they're "sharing" emoji with the exception that on Android they're black & white while on iOS they're in color. They're only recently coming to the browser (also in black & white). - Zulema ❧ spicy cocoa tart

Points deducted for being Brooklyn for his first slice. ;-p "Congratulations, Sir Patrick Stewart, for today is the day you have become a true New Yorker. It wasn't enough that you bought that fancy duplex in Park Slope, or tried to save that bird or even that you voiced our collective angst for the city's most notorious ripoff. No, it was today: the day you ate your first "slice" of New York corner pizzeria pizza." - ronin from Bookmarklet

This is a terrible pizza place. - Meg V. Meg

Because someone, somewhere, is either very gullible, or has the dumb. - Jennifer Dittrich

Because Mrs Fields will donate a cookie to the Gates Foundation for every person you forward this to. THAT'S WHY. - Micah from FFHound(roid)!

Because 25 friends need good luck! - Yvonne from FFHound!

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! - Headless Gnad Kicker

"Jaroslav Flegr is no kook. And yet, for years, he suspected his mind had been taken over by parasites that had invaded his brain. So the prolific biologist took his science-fiction hunch into the lab. What he’s now discovering will startle you. Could tiny organisms carried by house cats be creeping into our brains, causing everything from car wrecks to schizophrenia?" - April Russo from Bookmarklet

LOL! I thought that face looked familiar! - April Russo

Plants that were frozen during the "Little Ice Age" centuries ago have been observed sprouting new growth, scientists say. Samples of 400-year-old plants known as bryophytes have flourished under laboratory conditions. Researchers say this back-from-the-dead trick has implications for how ecosystems recover from the planet's cyclic long periods of ice coverage. - Eric from Bookmarklet

Reminds me of Joey. - Headless Gnad Kicker

I've raided with Veronica. She is a crazy shaman, she runs out of mana... she runs up and starts beating on things with a stick! - Joe "Funkasaurus" Pierce

Well done! - Stephen Mack #TeamMomo

pstp biol ag Biological factors , 7 -10 Microbial ecology http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... , 6 -23 Soil microbiology http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... Category:Soil biology http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... , 7 -13 sort http://www.theatlantic.com/health... - Thomas Page from Bookmarklet

Africa's soil diversity mapped for the first time Atlas drawn up by international experts aims to expand understanding of soil and how Africa can manage it sustainably http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-... http://eusoils.jrc.ec.europa.eu/library... - Thomas Page