THE 10,000 Post Thread

[Duke of York 23]

5731.

5733. Curse you PFB !

Snakes creep me out in a good way if that makes sense

-DOY-

[astronelson 339]

5733 (Number fix!)

DOY: It doesn't make much sense, but I think I sort of understand what you mean.

[Vahr 341]

5734

Remember kids, snakes are animals, not ropes.

[Duke87 1,070]

(5735)

Who brought all these motherloving snakes into this motherloving thread!?

*runs from Chptrk*

[Skimbo 304]

5736

the yellow snake over there is very beautyful, Duke

[Korot 6]

5737. Skimbo: Beautyful of beautiful, there is a difference.

And I don't really care about snakes, they don't live 'round here, so why should I bother?

[Duke87 1,070]

(5738)

We have small non-dangerous snakes here. It's rare that you'll actually see one, though - I've only ever seen a few of them. They usually stick to the woods or swampy areas and they generally stay well-hidden within those locales. They can, however, occasionally be spotted as roadkill. Cars are one of the most common predators of small animals around here and the only predator of deer.

[Muck308 55]

5739

Deer are everywhere around here. PA's state animal too.

[Larks2242 251]

5740.

Originally posted by: Duke87

Who brought all these motherloving snakes into this motherloving thread!?

*runs from Chptrk*

quote>

Why it be Samuel. L. Jackson of course.

[Korot 6]

5741. Duke, I wouldn't consider a non-living object to be a predator.

[Duke87 1,070]

(5742)

You take my statement too literally.

[Skimbo 304]

5743

@Korot: sry. English isn't my mother tounque so I cannot avoid such dam misstakes.

[Muck308 55]

5744

I just ate a burrito. How American!

[Duke of York 23]

5745.

 Yep pretty American.

-DOY-

[astronelson 339]

5746.

As American as an apple-filled pastry, recipies for which date to England in at least the 14th century?

[Duke87 1,070]

(5747)

Applie pie, like hot dogs, hamburgers, pizza, and soda, while not invented in America is nonetheless part of "Americana" (notice how it's all unhealthy stuff? Gee... ).

Burritos only count if you look at the Americanized version. In the same way "Chinese Food" is American. 

[Muck308 55]

5748

Well, my burrito had eggs and potatoes in it. Yum. But no... it was not from McDonald's... or Sonic.

[Larks2242 251]

5749.

The burritos at Taco Bell are awesome.

[Wrightguy0 40]

5750, can i get apple pie with hot dogs baked into it?

[Duke87 1,070]

(5751)

You know, I've never eaten at Taco Bell.

[un1 41]

5752 - They dont have Taco Bells here.

[Wrightguy0 40]

5753 the have them here

[Muck308 55]

5754

Well, here we are deprived of Jack In The Box. I always eat there when I visit my sister... which is silly because fast food is disgusting, but delicious.

[Duke87 1,070]

(5755)

Or disturbing but delicious.

[Korot 6]

5756. That image looks quite old.

[astronelson 339]

5757. Taco Bell first arrived in Australia in 1981, but were succesfulyl sued by a restaurant called Taco Bell Casa's. They came back in 1997 and left in 2005.

And Burger King is Hungry Jack's here - a small chain of restaurants in Adelaide had already trademarked Burger King. The burgers are allegedly better at Hungry Jack's.

Originally posted by: Korot

That image looks quite old.quote>

It's so old, it's a JPEG!

[Skimbo 304]

5758

Knowledge supply about fast food

[Muck308 55]

5759

I recall eating at a place called Quick while in France. It was yummy. I won a free burger.

[astronelson 339]

5760.

Good news everybody! I've managed to figure out how to do a fourth-order Runge-Kutta iteration in Wolfram Mathematica. Now I can model a three-body system for my physics assignment. It may take some time to run, though - two bodies require iterating 25 formulas. Three will require 37, most of which are more complex. Luckily I can take a larger timestep while still maintaining reasonable accuracy.

Oh, and PFB ALERT!

[Duke87 1,070]

(5761)

astro, the plural of "formula" is "formulae".