AdamSmith

Can't quite believe this thread is nine years old. Eek. Where does the time go?

Was that what it was? The soap-opera intrigue is hard to keep up with.

Not quite clear how he intends the two identities to relate, but he has made no secret that he is Daddy and he now posts as Guy Fawkes.

I am in full agreement.

The change to Guy Fawkes happened shortly after the Rentboy legal takedown.

Some press are speculating he set up these shots himself. Deep in the jungle, and taken at close range rather than through a telephoto lens like the ones of him in Bora Bora.

http://www.omgblog.com/2016/08/omg-hes-naked-justin-bieber-skinny-dipping-hawaii.php/#axzz4I6cP5UFq http://www.omgblog.com/2016/08/omg-finally-rest-justin-bieber-hawaii-nudes.php/#axzz4I6cP5UFq

Poor guy! For all the world to see.

'Kiss me, my boy, for we'll never meet again.' o

Just came across this, one of the best critical essays on 2001 I've ever read. The Infinite Set http://reverseshot.org/symposiums/entry/2013/space_odyssey

Just occurred that, modeling '2001' production on Los Alamos, Kubrick = General Groves; Clarke = Oppenheimer.

Wrong orientation for here, but still.

LMAO

Same goes for buttholes...

Calling all space freaks... Columbia, the Apollo 11 Command Module, is on display at The Smithsonian, where you have to view it from some distance and have only limited views into the interior. Now the museum and Autodesk have laser-scanned the interior and exterior of the craft, and made the high-fidelity 3D models available here: http://3d.si.edu/apollo11cm/ Easily navigable entry point is this auto-play annotated step-through of the interior: http://3d.si.edu/apollo11cm/boxes/play-cm-ext-rc6-int-rc5/cm-interior.html

Just to offend everybody all at once...

They met in the autumn of 1961 at the Solvay meeting. In the book The Strangest Man by Graham Farmelo, both of them, according to the author, had the following Pinter-esque exchanges: Feynman: I am Feynman. Dirac: I am Dirac. [Silence] Feynman: (Admiringly) It must have been wonderful to be the discoverer of that equation. Dirac: That was a long time ago. [Pause] (Editor’s Note: The equation was formulated in 1928) Dirac: What are you working on? Feynman: Mesons. Dirac: Are you trying to discover an equation for them? Feynman: It is very hard. Dirac: (Concluding) One must try. Read more: http://www.therakyatpost.com/columnists/2014/11/11/dirac-vs-feynman-two-different-physicists/#ixzz4FNIYFU5q

Rather incredibly great news. Stem cell trial suggests damaged heart tissue could be regenerated Small-scale study that injected stem cells into patients’ hearts during surgery offers hope to those with cardiac disease https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/jul/24/stem-cell-trial-suggests-damaged-heart-tissue-regenerated