[jon boy]

bookies are giving 5/1 that paris hilton will become a goodwill ambasador for the un.

Stockhausen Cartoons
http://www.stockhausen.org/cartoons.html

 

[king_buzzo]

hohoho

[nicfit]

http://www.infinitecat.com/infinite/...l/1-100/1.html
click next cat. then again. anda again .. and again.....

 

[davenotdead]

i want to sing.

 

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/14/19...7ef185.jpg?v=0

 

DJ Artyom is a Russian DJ who's built a cassette tape mixing desk.

Cassette DJ website





DJ Artyom is a Russian DJ who's built a cassette tape mixing desk.

Cassette DJ website

[nicfit]

I pm'd him a couple days ago, still no replies... maybe he joined his gf in norway or something? can't remember if he said something about going on a trip for some time...

[StevOK]

Originally Posted by nicfit

http://www.infinitecat.com/infinite/...l/1-100/1.html
click next cat. then again. anda again .. and again.....

Look at my post in the "Let your pets type a message" thread. I posted a picture of my cat looking at one of the infinite cat pictures.

[nicfit]

Originally Posted by StevOK

Look at my post in the "Let your pets type a message" thread. I posted a picture of my cat looking at one of the infinite cat pictures.

NO!


ha ha kidding, will check that out.

[Hip Priest]

15 years of his life.

A flotilla of plastic ducks is heading for Britain’s beaches, according to an American oceanographer.

For the past 15 years Curtis Ebbesmeyer has been tracking nearly 30,000 plastic bath toys that were released into the Pacific Ocean when a container was washed off a cargo ship.

Some of the ducks, known as Friendly Floatees, are expected to reach Britain after a journey of nearly 17,000 miles, having crossed the Arctic Ocean frozen into pack ice, bobbed the length of Greenland and been carried down the eastern seaboard of the United States.

Mr Ebbesmeyer, who is based in Seattle, said yesterday that those that had not been trapped in circulating currents in the North Pacific, crushed by icebergs or blown ashore in Japan are bobbing across the Atlantic on the Gulf Stream.

Any beachcomber who finds one of the ducks will be able to claim a $100 (£50) reward from the toys’ American distributor, First Years Inc.

The ducks began life in a Chinese factory and were being shipped to the US from Hong Kong when three 40ft containers fell into the Pacific during a storm on January 29, 1992. Two thirds of them floated south through the tropics, landing months later on the shores of Indonesia, Australia and South America. But 10,000 headed north and by the end of the year were off Alaska and heading back westwards. It took three years for the ducks to circle east to Japan, past the original drop site and then back to Alaska on a current known as the North Pacific Gyre before continuing north towards the Arctic.

Many were stranded as the currents took them through the Bering Strait, which divides Alaska from Russia. Mr Ebbesmeyer predicted that they would spend years trapped in the Arctic ice, moving at the rate of one mile a day towards the Atlantic.

In 2000, eight years after their journey began, the ducks were reported in the North Atlantic and in 2003, when they were expected to wash up on the east coast of America, First Years Inc announced the reward. By now the ducks had been bleached white by the sun and sea water. Sightings in the past two years have been scant, but oceanographers believe that their next port of call is southwest England, southern Ireland and western Scotland.

Simon Boxall, of the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, said that the ducks offered a great opportunity for climate change research. “They are a nice tracer for what the currents are doing as they travel around the world, and currents are what determines our climate, and cycles of carbon.

“I would ask holidaymakers to keep an eye out, as they might be very few and far between by now. It’s a real adventure story and the plastic should last 100 years, so we hope it will continue.”

The landfalls have all been logged on a computer model called the Ocean Surface Currents Simulation, which is used to help fisheries and find people lost at sea. Two children’s books have been written about the saga and the ducks have become collector’s items, changing hands for £500.

[pokkeherrie]

Originally Posted by Пятхъдесят Шест

Nearly forgot to update the Gold Cup, which concluded yesterday, with the United States coming out on top again, at Mexico's expense (joyous occasion!).

Benny Feilhaber's monster, game winning goal.

The Spanish broadcast is always more exciting.

Nice goal... I was actually just watching Argentina vs USA in the Copa America on the interweb. Looks interesting so far... an unexpected early lead for USA and then the equalizer for Argentina just two minutes later... 1-1 within 15 minutes. I should be going to bed though... stupid videostream is lagging anyway.

[ALIEN ANAL]

hey guys im back
im sure you all missed me so much
my internet cut off one night but i got it fixed
yay
no more watching the same porn like i have been this week

[Пятхъдесят Шест]

Anyone watching Cope America?

Miserable start for the United States against Argentina. We've brought a B-Team to play in a huge tournament and are being embarrassed, fresh off winning the Gold Cup.

Oh, now this is silly: Argentina 4 - 1 USA

[king_buzzo]

 

[screamingskull]

Be my head and i'll be your's

[king_buzzo]

Originally Posted by screamingskull

Be my head and i'll be your's

sure.

[Hip Priest]

Whoops.

[king_buzzo]

Originally Posted by Hip Priest

Whoops.

someone made a boo boo!

[Hip Priest]

Indeed