Acidburn
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Yeah at least one more . And if your up to it , it's actually better to lay more than one layer at a time . The extra layers help build up and retain heat, which aids in curing it was dark by the time i finished the first layer and decided not to continue. 7*C last night. i hope it's hard now. any trouble with mixing 2-3 batches of resin instead of a large one ? i think i'm goint to add 2 layers today. just need more brushes no problems with making 2-3 smaller batches, less of a chance of it hardening up on you that way
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http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1776175
up to 50 in IQ2
oh my sweet jesus, there's an "Impossible Quiz 2"
ouch there are several members on here who are willing to build you a box for a far more fair price where are you located?
blue, red, orange, green
cooking vixen time
sorry to hear that Mike
79, and I think that's enough for tonight
Matt and I are stuck at 66
that's a cool trick
the Impossible Quiz is the tool of Satan
working on 19 now
damn you block game
blue, blue, black, orange, yellow, yellow
I need to find the link to this block game that is supposedly a gift from god
no no after I broke up with her, she claimed pregnancy to try to get money for an abortion out of me I called bullchit, and this just proves I was right even though I knew I was from the start that's much better than the HIV, I concur.
That's a good write up. The graphs are hard to argue, but I do have one issue with it. He assumes a constant proportion between i and a. If mass changes, the proportionality constant will also change.
I posted a discussion thread in the Advanced section if any one wants to take a look.
I'd just like to bring up a certain point to the every raging debate whether cone size plays a role in a sub's "quickness." At a certain frequency and excursion, any sub's cone will be traveling the same speed. No argument there. But what about the transitions from rest to that frequency and from one frequency to another? I'm looking at the Force = Mass * Acceleration equation here. If both a large sub and a small sub have the same motor structure, I believe it is safe to assume the force is constant. Therefore, an increase in mass has to lead to a decrease in acceleration. Are these differences in acceleration large enough for us to hear? Am I missing some other part of this? Please discuss.