April 27, 2024, 09:46:24 am
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This poor ChILDhttp://www.usatoday.com/news/offbeat/2008-10-14-baby-politicalname_N.htm?loc=interstitialskip
Not only did it fool a lot of people but a few of them actually considered themselves good friends of it because they needed so badly to talk to someone. I pulled the plug on it after a while because I was afraid a couple of people were going to get really hurt if they found out it wasn't a real person. It was amazing how little it took to fool some people and how badly some of them just needed someone to be interested in their life.
the bots owned ---my bottom--- alot -.-
The Leeuwarden District Court says the culprits, 15 and 14 years old, coerced a 13-year-old boy into transferring a "virtual amulet and a virtual mask" from the online adventure game RuneScape to their game accounts.
Teen changes her name to CutoutDissection.com
The Asheville High School graduate said she began opposing dissections in middle school after a class assignment to cut up a chicken wing made her uncomfortable
people who are "functionally disabled by obesity" deserve to have two seats for one fare
Lost Bag Forces Change of Plans for Spacewalks"Oooops, I accidentally dropped the bag containing the tools we'll need to install the urine into drinking water filter. I guess the guys on the next mission will have to install it."
There’s just no other reason why the astronauts who can keep a station worth billions of dollars functioning in space can't get the urine recycler to work.
It must be a zero gravity thing, because the engineers who designed it on Earth using lab rats to test/drink the water didn't have any problems with it. There’s just no other reason why the astronauts who can keep a station worth billions of dollars functioning in space can't get the urine recycler to work.
$250 million dollars for that device? Jesus Christ. Did Bush design it himself or something?