Damage Inc

What about Andorra, Monaco and Luxemburg?

I'm voting for nonsense.

Nope.

Yep it probably said something that is not nice.

What is Basking Halibut ?

I was just asking: WTF ?

You have too much money?

WTF

Except if you bought the OFP Gold Edition of course.

Bob the Builder rules

I'd want OFP to be ported on my Commodore 64

de Broglie Waves In 1924 a young physicist, de Broglie, speculated that nature did not single out light as being the only matter which exhibits a wave-particle duality. He proposed that ordinary ``particles'' such as electrons, protons, or bowling balls could also exhibit wave characteristics in certain circumstances. Quantitatively, he associated a wavelength to a particle of mass m moving at speed v : Since the momentum of such a particle is p = mv , mathematically this relation is equivalent to Eq.(27.8) for the momentum of a photon in Compton scattering. However, we should emphasize that these two equations have a very different physical content. Tests of this hypothesis would involve demonstrating wave properties of matter at the wavelength given by Eq.(27.10). Relatively straightforward tests are offered by diffraction and interference - if a beam of such ``particles'' were shone at a diffraction grating and a diffraction pattern of a series of light and dark fringes results, then one would be forced to adopt the wave picture for this phenomena. We recall that for a good diffraction pattern to result the size of the diffraction slits should be of the same order as the wavelength of the light used. As we shall see in some examples later, for macroscopic objects such as bowling balls this would require sizes of slits of the order of 10- 34 m or so, which is much outside present-day technology. However, for electrons the sizes of slits required are of the order of 10- 11 m or so, which are readily available. Thus, it is possible to verify the wave nature of electrons in such diffraction experiments, and indeed this property is the principle behind the relatively common electron microscope. Therefore, Nature seems to be symmetric, in that light and ordinary ``particles'' exhibits this wave-particle duality. Of course I have no idea WTF this is about

If spam is copy+pasting completely unrelated stuff I can do that too. The crystallization process that turns a liquid to a solid is brutally competitive, according to an analysis of experiments performed on the Space Shuttle. Researchers studied crystal-forming plastic beads immersed in liquid and found that the larger crystals cannibalize their smaller neighbors over surprisingly large distances. Experts hope the results, appearing in the 7 January print issue of PRL, will lead to a better understanding of crystallization, which is important in many industries. Despite years of study, researchers still don't fully understand the crystallization process. A better understanding might have benefits in chemical technology, pharmaceutics, protein research, and metallurgy, all of which often deal with crystallizing fluids.

I like it but the hint book is a bit useless.

D*mn Canada

Well you just spammed and I informed you that you were spamming.

It's more like spam-spam-spam-spam-spam-spam-spam-spam-spam-spam-spam-spam

Thank you Belarus. I just had to post this

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Hilandor @ Feb. 21 2002,12:23)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">what the #### is a powerplay what does it mean what can u do etc<span id='postcolor'> It's when the opposing team gets a penalty and the other team gets to play 5 against 4 or 5 against 3.

Ban her

I think Avon should be banned for posting that pic, it offended me greatly I mean that bloody pic of course.

I like Belarus

Yes I should be anti-Canada now

Nope but it sure does apparently make a good spam thread.

Whatever