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^^^ i had a hand in creating the traffic calming measures in the central coast =)

(i did satelite tracking and real time monitoring)
 
dear pop

where can one find these?

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shop or ordering factory, doesn't matter

TIA :D
 
^ I thought Froot Loops were still around? Fuck them anyways, I want Corn Pops back, they were the shiznit!

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pl4yer0ne said:
^^^ i had a hand in creating the traffic calming measures in the central coast =)

(i did satelite tracking and real time monitoring)
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That actually sounds like fun :) It didn't work though!
 
look again chicken, those are froot loop bars, not the cereal, and i have already trawled the lcm's section of woolies :\
 
omg I totally read something about this the other day....it's called photic sneeze reflex, nobody really knows why it happens. Some people think it's because when you look at a bright light, your eyes tear up and then when they leak into your nasal passage it tickles your nose hairs and so you sneeze.

Then again you usually sneeze pretty much straight away if it's gonna happen at all, before tears would have any chance to get into your nose in the first place....so maybe it's just crossed signals 'cause there are a whole bunch of nerves crammed together in the front of your head so maybe your noggin is just getting confused.

Or it could be the space aliens.

*shrugs*
 
^ Perhaps you read it on the page before ;)


Pop Popavich said:
It's known as a Photic sneeze reflex, and only affects a percentage of people (estimates vary, but it could be anywhere up to 25% ). It seems to run in families, with about a 50% chance of it being passed on to children of an affected parent. This is also far more prevalent among caucasions than any other race.

The most popular theory is that the signals between your optic nerve and your trigeminal nerve (which goes to the nose) get confused and can cross-fire. When you get a increase in light into your eyes, a signal goes from your eye to your brain to let you know it just got bright, then back again to tell your iris to contract to limit the light intake. In some people this will trigger the sneeze reflex due to the crossing of nerve pathways.

There is another theory that says that bright light causes your eyes to water slightly, which then drains to your nose (the tear ducts are connected to your nose via the nasolacrimal duct) causing irritation that leads to a sneeze. This seems less likely though, since the sneeze seems to occur in less time than it would take for this to happen.
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lostpunk5545 said:
That actually sounds like fun :) It didn't work though!
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Yeah was pretty cool, you stick a simple computer in the backseat and a magnetic aerial on the roof. The people drive preset routes to determine traffic flow and all sorts of other interesting things.
And its all done real time with a coloured line drawn on a map so i can see if people are deviating from their course, call them up and ask wtf is going on.
 
heat is kinetic energy, increased movement of atoms in the heated region.
Atoms moving more means they take up more space, they expand.
The same mass of air in a larger area has a lower density than a similar mass of air in the original smaller area.

Less dense stuff is displaced by more dense stuff.

thus, hot air rises.

i hope that made sense.
 
I seriously want to know what the fuck is wrong with some taxi drivers. I seriously had the most insane driver ever - complaining about how tired he was and that he'd been on the road 16 hours (isn't that illegal?!). Not only that but he practically tried to run every single car he encountered off the road - swerving across lanes, cutting them off, and he was berating them the entire time! "I don't know where some Sydney drivers get their license." You're fucking telling me!

What to do but sit there and nod!
 
^ They're the best taxi rides!! I LOVE the taxi drivers who run the reds and take illegal shortcuts up one way streets. If I die because of this I won't laugh so hard, but until then, viva la peligro!
 
^^ The strange thing is - for every single red light he'd go through the light but then pretty much stop in the middle of the intersection. What the hell is the point? Either don't go past the light at all or go the whole way! It was entertaining at first but the roads were pretty goddamn wet and it got pretty scary towards the end.
 
I had a taxi driver tell me that his taxi stunk coz he'd just smoked a joint in the back.
then he proceeded to drive on the wrong side of the main road near my place.
Those were the most frightening, yet somewhat enjoyable 15minutes of my life.
 
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