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my pa and grandpa were responsible for the production of anti-mining safety equipment that became the standard and required quality for UN-approved anti-mining schemes worldwide

anti-mining = landmine clearance etc

dip[lo only produced one track for MIA and has been riding the credit for 4yrs now,,

ike wrote:my pa and grandpa were responsible for the production of anti-mining safety equipment that became the standard and required quality for UN-approved anti-mining schemes worldwide

anti-mining = landmine clearance etc

Big ups to your pops and grandpops for that

in this very instant somebody somewhere in this world let one rip....


fact

i know cos it was me.......

freqone wrote:diplo only produced one track for MIA and has been riding the credit for 4yrs now,,

yep

apparently if you hold down the 'close doors' button as you press your floor in an Otis lift it skips every floor even if someone's called it

never bothered to try it though

Shonky wrote:
Big ups to your pops and grandpops for that

true dat..

role model bidnizz

cody wrote:shrewsbury has 365 pubs, one for everyday of the year

and...

52 churches, one for every sunday of the year


FACT

york has more pubs per square mile than anywhere else in england, yet has 2 (skanky) night clubs and a load of shit (tiny) rock venues

i didnt have to google it because i am reminded of this fact repeatedly

if you peeled a human being's skin off in a small thread, it would reach from california, around the world to taiwan.

Chunkie wrote:

freqone wrote:diplo only produced one track for MIA and has been riding the credit for 4yrs now,,

yep

and she is at pains to make sure everyone knows this since they broke up

Misk wrote:if you peeled a human being's skin off in a small thread, it would reach from california, around the world to taiwan.

if you squash a human lung with a steam roller it spans to the size of a tennis court

We experience reality half a second after it occurs. Which means we act half a second before we have decided to do the action and our brains fool us into thinking everthing is nice and sequential. This is observable from brain scans (apparantly, i don't own one) and it freaks the shit out of me

ikeaboy wrote:We experience reality half a second after it occurs. Which means we act half a second before we have decided to do the action and our brains fool us into thinking everthing is nice and sequential. This is observable from brain scans (apparantly, i don't own one) and it freaks the shit out of me

where did you find this out? Interseting.

ikeaboy wrote:We experience reality half a second after it occurs. Which means we act half a second before we have decided to do the action and our brains fool us into thinking everthing is nice and sequential. This is observable from brain scans (apparantly, i don't own one) and it freaks the shit out of me

Why, I think it's cool. It could have helped me avoid hitting that old lady the other day, wasn't driving just randomly striking complete strangers

Shonky wrote:

ikeaboy wrote:We experience reality half a second after it occurs. Which means we act half a second before we have decided to do the action and our brains fool us into thinking everthing is nice and sequential. This is observable from brain scans (apparantly, i don't own one) and it freaks the shit out of me

Why, I think it's cool. It could have helped me avoid hitting that old lady the other day, wasn't driving just randomly striking complete strangers

face it man, if you had realised half a second before that you were gona knock some old lady out...you'd have done it anyway.

frebentos wrote:

Shonky wrote:

ikeaboy wrote:We experience reality half a second after it occurs. Which means we act half a second before we have decided to do the action and our brains fool us into thinking everthing is nice and sequential. This is observable from brain scans (apparantly, i don't own one) and it freaks the shit out of me

Why, I think it's cool. It could have helped me avoid hitting that old lady the other day, wasn't driving just randomly striking complete strangers

face it man, if you had realised half a second before that you were gona knock some old lady out...you'd have done it anyway.

Might not have done it with that broken bottle - still she's past dating age so don't really matter. Might even make her some new friends down the hospital. It's easier to stitch baggy faces anyway although you can go overboard and leave them looking like a cabbage patch doll or Joan Rivers

Shonky wrote:

frebentos wrote:

Shonky wrote:

ikeaboy wrote:We experience reality half a second after it occurs. Which means we act half a second before we have decided to do the action and our brains fool us into thinking everthing is nice and sequential. This is observable from brain scans (apparantly, i don't own one) and it freaks the shit out of me

Why, I think it's cool. It could have helped me avoid hitting that old lady the other day, wasn't driving just randomly striking complete strangers

face it man, if you had realised half a second before that you were gona knock some old lady out...you'd have done it anyway.

It's easier to stitch baggy faces anyway although you can go overboard and leave them looking like a cabbage patch doll or Joan Rivers

Well lads
Yeah, came accross that whilst reading some books trying to figure out the BIG PICTURE ye get meh. The great oracle wiki has good info check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_will#Neuroscience. One explaination that preserves free will is the brain uses quantum effects where the thought moves half a second backward in time to get over the half second it takes to process reality. Not so unbelievable considering the brain is the most complicated thing that exists

ikeaboy wrote:Well lads
Yeah, came accross that whilst reading some books trying to figure out the BIG PICTURE ye get meh. The great oracle wiki has good info check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_will#Neuroscience. One explaination that preserves free will is the brain uses quantum effects where the thought moves half a second backward in time to get over the half second it takes to process reality. Not so unbelievable considering the brain is the most complicated thing that exists

thanks man a thoroughly good read. When I finished I clicked my pen, and then realised that sub conciously I had decided to do that half a second before it was changed into concious desicion.