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I know for a fact that someone, somewhere, an enventer played sonic riders and is truing to make a prototype. It wouldnt be the first time someone took an idea from a videogame and tryed to make it real.

But is it posable? (it would be frieaking AWSOME if some one made a real temporal hoverbord!)

Right now, I'm working on a scale model of one. It's made of a Teck Deck board (the wheel's are cut off, a hole through it), a piece of a garbage bag that's taped to the board (this part I haven't finished), and a straw so that air can go underneath (so that air goes into the bag).
Now, the bag will burst if air is constantly going in, so I am also making holes into the bag, and that should be it. If it doesn't work, I'll find some way to fix it.

v00d00 h3al3r

an idiot on a scooter at night

sle∑∑ping in my b∑d, lon∑ly

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Terestrial Radio

-hey jay.
what.
-what color are the walls in the bathroom.
what.
-the color of the walls in the bathroom, what are they?
i don't know.
-just guess.
no.
-guess.
white.
-wrong.







ok.
-don't worry though because most people get it wrong, i actually heard it on the radio this morning, an interesting thing about color therapy for autistics people-
autistic people.
-right, but most people, even in rooms they spend their whole lives in, doing everything they do, looking at those walls half the day-people still don't remember the color of their own walls!







-you know the diane reem show?
-jay?
what, i'm trying to watch this, christ. yes i know the diane reem show.
-well i was thinking this morning that i can't listen anymore, i still find the topics so interesting and her guests tell both ends of the story, but i can't listen to her talk, like i think that each time as her voice catches she's pulling in her last air. i gross myself out.
ok. that's actually funny.
-no it's not jason. it is not. they should have a voice thing for her.
like t-pain?
-not funny.

OVER BALANCE

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Testosterone / Estrogen

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MEANING : Time as a past and future is created by the splitting of our brain which is a perception only local to humans within a vortex ... and has no context in the predominantly spherical structures of galaxies..

I JUST HATE COLLEGE FOOTBALL. SORRY.

titilating deets

Det. JOHN EDWARDS, LAPD: She told me why the

argument had occurr
ed that night.




CHRISTOPHER DARDEN, Deputy District Attorney: What

did she tell
you?




Det. JOHN EDWARDS: She said that there were- there

was two other
women living in the house, and that Oliver Miller had sex with one of them prior
to going to bed that

night with her.




CHRISTOPHER DARDEN: Was that in your report?




Det. JOHN EDWARDS: No.




CHRISTOPHER DARDEN: Why not?






Det. JOHN EDWARDS: Because right after I finished

the report and
turned it in, I started getting phone calls

from the news media and newspapers,
and I didn't feel that

it was a relevant part of the report of the crime and it

w
ould just be a sensationalism thing.




JIM MORET: Court is once again in session outside

the presence o
f the jury. Apparently they're discussing the

next witness, LAPD- a retired LAPD
officer, Ron Shipp

[sp?].
As you see, the attorneys are once

again at sidebar. Vincent Baker, our lega
l analyst here

in Los Angeles, briefly, can you explain the reason for the

partie
s going to sidebar so many times? I'm sure many

members of the audience don't un
derstand what's going on.





VINCENT BAKER, Legal Analyst: Well, frankly, this

is somethin
g I don't understand. Usually they go to the

sidebar so the jury will not hear s
omething that may later

be deemed to be inadmissible. Why they're going to the

s
idebar now, I guess they don't even want the public to

hear. I don't know who's
listening to this feed, but the

jury's not in the room, and I don't understand wh
y they're

going to the sidebar. I was unable to hear why they went to

the sideba
r.




JIM MORET: Gary Payton in Washington, what's

your brief a
ssessment of the day's events as far as the

prosecution's case is concerned?






GARY PAYTON, Trial Attorney: I thought

Edwards was actual
ly a bad witness for the prosecution,

because I would be worried if I were the pr
osecutor that the

jury would wonder why this police officer, who stopped at

Oliver
Miller's house when Nicole was saying, ``He's going to

kill me. He's going to k
ill me. He's going to kill me,''

and then, what does the officer do at the end o
f the night?

He drops Nicole Simpson back at Oliver Mill's, back at

the b
atterer's house when the batterer isn't in custody.

And I would think that the j
urors would really wonder about

this police officer. He also didn't put in a rep
ort

something essential, which was the cause of this fight, and

so I think his cr
edibility may be sitting right in the

jury's mind. I don't think that's good for
the

prosecution.

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