Lee Song J › Likes

Dinner tonight - The Fat Oracle from Bookmarklet

Thanks Nicholas :) - The Fat Oracle

"This sequence is an excerpt from a 20 second X-Ray film showing a female subject pronouncing the swedish word “både”, meaning “both” in english." - The Fat Oracle from Bookmarklet

So, UP is based on true story? - raQuiam from Bookmarklet

ก๊าซซซซซซ - Lee Song J

เค้าเรียกเมพพพ - raQuiam

The WHO made official this week what was already obvious: the swine flu is pandemic and “unstoppable.” (Breakfast table conversation: “When’s this swine flu going to stop?” “When it’s everywhere.”) While most experts wondered about swine flu’s toll in the southern hemisphere’s upcoming flu season, or worried about the I’ll-be-hiding-in-the-basement possibility of swine flu mixing with H5N1 bird flu, the pork industry continued to flog its two-month-old mix of disingenuity and evasion wrapped in self-interest. ”Pork Producers Suffering from Misnamed Flu Virus,” proclaimed an article headline from Pork News, the “business magazine for professional pork producers.” The article echoes repeats the industry’s stock position: “We are troubled by the continued misnaming of this virus as the ‘swine flu’ … incorrect association … this virus has not been found in any pigs in the U.S..” Back when the outbreak started, when agro interests, with the help of political officials like helpless U.S.... - Brandon Keim

Nice wrap up for html learner - raQuiam from Bookmarklet

Hah! - The Fat Oracle from Bookmarklet

Jason..Hah! I wish. - The Fat Oracle

"U.S. scientists have found a way to levitate the very smallest objects using the strange forces of quantum mechanics, and said on Wednesday they might use it to help make tiny nanotechnology machines. They said they had detected and measured a force that comes into play at the molecular level using certain combinations of molecules that repel one another." - The Fat Oracle from Bookmarklet

May be "Acoustic Levitation" for larger objects. http://science.howstuffworks.com/acousti... - Lee Song J from twhirl

Nice work! - Andrew Trinh

And I just had to rush back to the hotel to put this on FF of course. - The Fat Oracle

If he had lips he'd be doing bitchlips. Is there such a thing as bitchbeak? - Derrick

WHERE can I find this poster? I'd like to get one and have it framed for a friend for Christmas? - Carlene

It's hilarious because it's true. HAHA - Mona Nomura

"Unfortunately, people from your past are looking for you. People you had hoped would stay forgotten. And your internet listing has made it very easy for them to find you. - jfayel

"What’s Wrong with Web Forms? Many developers agree that the Postback and ViewState model employed by Web Forms causes pain and heartache. A quick Google search for “ViewState problem” and “Postback problem” brings back 300,000+ and 400,000+ results, respectively. Scott Guthrie reports that a lot of customer have voiced concern about the Web Forms model and had requested an MVC framework to simplify Web application development. In this author’s opinion, the main problem with Web Forms is that it employs an elaborate scheme to hide the developer from the stateless nature of HTTP. With event handlers and the page lifecycle, the developer falls into managing state with ViewState and Postbacks, and when employed in the reality of the stateless Web, the model becomes fragile and has problems scaling with complexity." - raQuiam from Bookmarklet

He hit the point! - raQuiam