The thread where Skinner puts all the really rad links he gets from StumbleUpon.

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Originally Posted by djnickname

These kind of things only can happend in really bad dreams :P

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Had one such dream last night. Skinner took over buckingham palace and made it into the worlds largest chat/spam server. :sa-P:

http://www.emotioneric.com/

http://www.advicemeant.com/flame/

http://www.why-is-the-sky-blue.tv/catfeet-toast.htm

http://www.msxnet.org/humour/terror_alert

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Originally Posted by Skinner8

http://www.advicemeant.com/flame/

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I'll see your Guide to Flaming and ante up one rule guide for Troll: The Provoking

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Originally Posted by Skinner8

http://www.why-is-the-sky-blue.tv/catfeet-toast.htm

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Ah, an old, but fun joke. I liked Bunny's take, though the original contest had some other gems.

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Originally Posted by http://www.why-is-the-sky-blue.tv/catfeet-toast.htm

This in itself might be fun to watch but there is a serious point to be made here... What if giant arrangements of buttered toast cats were linked (probably by their tails) to banks of generators? Perhaps enough electricity could be produced to help resolve the growing world energy crisis.

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eh, how?

"When are white clouds red?
When this is the name of a Native American chief. And he is communist."" That has to be the greatest discovery of mankind!

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Originally Posted by Dingy

eh, how?

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Same way you get power from any other turbine, but that doesn't really answer the question. Um...we covered this in physics class last year....

Ah, here it is. A spinning coil (spun by the turbine, in this instance) in a magnetic field will generate an induced electric current, that varies in strength as a sine wave would. By inverting the magnetic field just as the induced field reaches its peak, you basically create an alternating current output. Then, you can connect that coil to a circuit and use the output for things like lightbulbs, computers, or that sort of stuff. It's one of the most basic generator systems, so I doubt it's what's used in the modern day, but it does provide an example of how you would do it.

LOL i love this http://www.sfpg.com/animation/liteBrite.html#

EDIT: that litebrite needs another line... its fun however:

http://photos.hostpc.com/images/Pand...29/click_2.jpg

guess how many clicks that took

hey, click i like it on the emuparadise.org home page so we can get more traffic coming through. im sure MasJ would appreciate :wacko: