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[ams]

Cowcurator?

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[Ren-dog]

Its amazing how we both went strait for boobs.

[ams]

I always go for boobs.

Honestly, chicks these days look nothing like when I was at school.

I'm kinda glad it's now socially acceptable to look like a slut.

[Ren-dog]

I miss the good old days when it was a challenge to get a look. Now you just see them everywhere...

[ams]

I miss the good old days

As someone who doesn't even have his license yet, you're not allowed to use this phrase.

[Ren-dog]

Hey i remember when i was 8!
And dad tells a lot of stories...

What if i say "I wish i could go to the good ole days"

I was born 10 years to late. I missed all the good stuff.

[B4TT]

Mmmmmm Kebab was awesome, I am tired today..... they have this glass counter thing where you get served it is close to shoulder height, I just stood leaning onto that staring at the epic boobs the chick who makes them has.... got a heaps good stare to the point where I forgot that I should be discrete awesome lunch story.

[ams]

You don't have to be discrete while holding a kebab.

It's practically the law.

[B4TT]

Excellent.... but man god damn these titties were good... A+++ would motorboat, stare anytime, Highly recommended.

[ams]

Imagine if her nipples tasted like scallops.

[B4TT]

They did. Excellent.

This is 'ing cool, way complex how they do it but way cool!

"

Pentagon-supported physicists say they had devised a "time cloak" that briefly makes an event undetectable.

The laboratory device manipulates the flow of light in such a way that for the merest fraction of a second an event cannot be seen, according to a paper published in the science journal Nature.

It adds to experimental work in creating next-generation camouflage - a so-called invisibility cloak in which specific colours cannot be perceived by the human eye.

"Our results represent a significant step towards obtaining a complete spatio-temporal cloaking device," says the study, headed by Moti Fridman of Cornell University in New York.

The breakthrough exploits the fact that frequencies of light move at fractionally different speeds."

[skillionaire]

Less than a second.

[ams]

That theory has been around for ages.

Isn't it funny that the most cutting technology in the world is mostly driven by war.

Well....funny/sad.

[skillionaire]

Cost nearly 3 million.

WOW!

[B4TT]

Yeah, obviously there is still away to go with the technology, but small steps! I think it is pretty freeking cool TBH.

[B4TT]

That theory has been around for ages.

Isn't it funny that the most cutting technology in the world is mostly driven by war.

Well....funny/sad.

This isn't talking about the theory though, they are doing.

It is sad, but the need to kill each other in new and exciting ways will always push the barriers of technology.. when the enemy is staring at you with technology that rivals your own... tends to bring out the creativity in some of the smarter folk developing shit.

[ams]

Imagine if wars and disease didn't exist (or were cured).

Imagine how quick our planet would become over populated.

[skillionaire]

[B4TT]

I know, it would honestly be a very bad thing.. I understand it sucks that people die of various things etc, people want to save everyone ..... problem is that if we do the world really would be overpopulated.

[skillionaire]

Imagine if wars and disease didn't exist (or were cured).

Imagine how quick our planet would become over populated.

GO HOMO