I love NERDS

[SaM5246]

That stupid shirt girls wear. That says I (shape of heart) NERDS.

Well the question is, Is intelligence a turn on?


Comment......

[Sonward]

So you are trying to say stupidity is a turn on?

[indibro]

probablly!

[rubayath]

I'm a nerd....... i have a BS, and I'm A+, ISS certified.. and I'm surgical with photoshop...

[DeZi]

http://img225.exs.cx/img225/9408/picture7123rw.jpg

i love nerds...hehehe....i bought that coz my b/f says his a nerd, and i love him, hence i love nerds.

[SaM5246]

http://img225.exs.cx/img225/9408/picture7123rw.jpg

i love nerds...hehehe....i bought that coz my b/f says his a nerd, and i love him, hence i love nerds.

Hmmm... I see... said the blind man

[Chiller97]

:sarb: The hypothenus is the square-root of the sum of both the base squared and the adjecent or height squared

[SaM5246]

:sarb: The hypothenus is the square-root of the sum of both the base squared and the adjecent or height squared

The universal speed limit is that of light. About 300 million meters per second. Between particles that is. It is less through different mediums and behaves as both a wave and particle. So it is in essence a waveparticle.

[desi_balla63]

not by itself


im sure it doesn't hurt tho :dunno:

[aniguchisan]

I'm a nerd...no one loves me :(

[aniguchisan]

The universal speed limit is that of light. About 300 million meters per second. Between particles that is. It is less through different mediums and behaves as both a wave and particle. So it is in essence a waveparticle.


In a vacuum.

[vimi]

I'm a nerd...no one loves me :(
i lOVe you lmao playing

[SaM5246]

In a vacuum.


Yes in a vacum or between particles it is aprox. 300 mil meters per sec.

[aniguchisan]

i lOVe you lmao playing

NEVER, and I repeat NEVER, get my hopes high in a mannerism of that nature.

Hwwwoooingg:

http://www.princeton.edu/~rshamim/JAVA/ORF201/integra/Integra_files/Frink.gif

[aniguchisan]

Yes in a vacum or between particles it is aprox. 300 mil meters per sec.

Correct. Do you believe hypothetically a speed faster than that of light could be achieved?

[SaM5246]

Correct. Do you believe hypothetically a speed faster than that of light could be achieved?

For matter no, it is impossible. Energy, I theorize can be manipulated to go faster than the speed of light. We know already that it can go at the speed of light. I'll know for sure if I take quantm mechanics next year.

[aniguchisan]

For matter no, it is impossible. Energy, I theorize can be manipulated to go faster than the speed of light. We know already that it can go at the speed of light. I'll know for sure if I take quantm mechanics next year.

I always used to believe that bending space was a plausible concept/theory. That would allow incredible distances to be covered in a considerably shorter time.
My dreams were shattered when I realised (using e=mc^2) that the mass energy required to bend even a small portion of space would exceed that present in the entire Universe at current. Since mass energy follows the conservation of energy law, we know we can not get added energy out of nothing at all. Thus, it's more or less impossible.

Consequently, I've started doubting the theory of teleportation as a result...believing that it is next to impossible to replicate matter identically elsewhere.

[SaM5246]

I always used to believe that bending space was a plausible concept/theory. That would allow incredible distances to be covered in a considerably shorter time.
My dreams were shattered when I realised (using e=mc^2) that the mass energy required to bend even a small portion of space would exceed that present in the entire Universe at current. Since mass energy follows the conservation of energy law, we know we can not get added energy out of nothing at all. Thus, it's more or less impossible.

Consequently, I've started doubting the theory of teleportation as a result...believing that it is next to impossible to replicate matter identically elsewhere.


Actually bending of space does occur, for example when a star implodes (colapses on itself) the matter become so dense that light will bend around it. It will pull in near by matter. The center of this is called the Singularity. The outside the Event Horizon because it is a beautiful display. They theorize that you warp through space by going into the singularity. That is if you survived. Which is not possible.

Also the law of conservtion of mass and energy and some other physics things do not always apply in quantum mechanics. The rules can be different at the subatomic level and when dealing with large masses collapsing on themselves.

[aniguchisan]

Actually bending of space does occur, for example when a star implodes (colapses on itself) the matter become so dense that light will bend around it. It will pull in near by matter. The center of this is called the Singularity. The outside the Event Horizon because it is a beautiful display. They theorize that you warp through space by going into the singularity. That is if you survived. Which is not possible.

Also the law of conservtion of mass and energy and some other physics things do not always apply in quantum mechanics. The rules can be different at the subatomic level and when dealing with large masses collapsing on themselves.

True say, but then again, that's the bending of light...and going towards that event horizon, the escape velocity needed is HIGHER than that of the speed of light, and hence what enters, cannot be retrieved (possible black hole for the supergiants and other highly dense cores of large mass stars).

[aniguchisan]

Naturally, the gravitational forces exerted by travelling through the singularity exceed anything we can ever imagine, so that idea is scrapped.

The only other option is a 'wormhole', but I guess we're yet to find one...highly unpredictable/theorised stuff.

[SaM5246]

True say, but then again, that's the bending of light...and going towards that event horizon, the escape velocity needed is HIGHER than that of the speed of light, and hence what enters, cannot be retrieved (possible black hole for the supergiants and other highly dense cores of large mass stars).

I believe that space is being bent at the singularity. They say you can come out in a different part of space if you go in. So space would have to be bent.

[aniguchisan]

I believe that space is being bent at the singularity. They say you can come out in a different part of space if you go in. So space would have to be bent.

True, that's IF you come out. The whole thing is that these points are theorised. When Einstein plotted this on his trampoline-ball experiment, it clearly showed how space 'dipped' when the energy was sufficient. Is space spherically shaped? For instance...if space was like the Earth, would entering a singularity over the Arctic Circle transfer you to Antarctica? The thing is, people don't know enough, not even Mr Stephen Hawking himself...I guess no one will, well, not atleast in the near future.

Entering a black hole/vortex could transfer you to any odd part of the Universe. Wow, what IS the meaning behind that?

[yasmin1983]

I always used to believe that bending space was a plausible concept/theory. That would allow incredible distances to be covered in a considerably shorter time.
My dreams were shattered when I realised (using e=mc^2) that the mass energy required to bend even a small portion of space would exceed that present in the entire Universe at current. Since mass energy follows the conservation of energy law, we know we can not get added energy out of nothing at all. Thus, it's more or less impossible.

Consequently, I've started doubting the theory of teleportation as a result...believing that it is next to impossible to replicate matter identically elsewhere.

intelligence is a huge turn on!! :Pelvic2:

[aniguchisan]

intelligence is a huge turn on!! :Pelvic2:

haha, awww...:kekeke:

[yasmin1983]

haha, awww...:kekeke:
:wavey:

[SaM5246]

True, that's IF you come out. The whole thing is that these points are theorised. When Einstein plotted this on his trampoline-ball experiment, it clearly showed how space 'dipped' when the energy was sufficient. Is space spherically shaped? For instance...if space was like the Earth, would entering a singularity over the Arctic Circle transfer you to Antarctica? The thing is, people don't know enough, not even Mr Stephen Hawking himself...I guess no one will, well, not atleast in the near future.

Entering a black hole/vortex could transfer you to any odd part of the Universe. Wow, what IS the meaning behind that?

Well the truth of the matter is spacetime can be disproven. Also time does not exist. So I don't know if it's true or what not.
1. Moving in spacetime is impossible because it requires motion in time and motion in time is self-referential.
2. Moving in spacetime is impossible because an evolution parameter (time) cannot be its own evolution parameter.

[aniguchisan]

Well the truth of the matter is spacetime can be disproven. Also time does not exist. So I don't know if it's true or what not.

...And that's the real pity, because the question of whether or not we will ever find out still dangles loosely...sigh.

[aniguchisan]

:wavey:

:OK:

[SaM5246]

...And that's the real pity, because the question of whether or not we will ever find out still dangles loosely...sigh.

Why is motion in spacetime impossible? It has to do with the definitions of space and time and the equation of velocity v = dx/dt. What the equation is saying is that, if an object moves over any distance x, there is an elapsed time t. Since time is defined in physics as a parameter for denoting change (evolution), the equation for velocity along the time axis must be given as v = dt/dt which is self-referential. The self-reference comes from having to divide dt by itself. dt/dt always equals 1 because the units cancel out. This is of course meaningless as far as velocity is concerned.

To emphasize, it is logically impossible for the t coordinate of an object to change because such a change is self-referential. Et voila! It is that simple. No time travel, no motion in spacetime, no spacetime and no time dimension. They are all abstract mathematical constructs without any counterpart in nature.

[aniguchisan]

Why is motion in spacetime impossible? It has to do with the definitions of space and time and the equation of velocity v = dx/dt. What the equation is saying is that, if an object moves over any distance x, there is an elapsed time t. Since time is defined in physics as a parameter for denoting change (evolution), the equation for velocity along the time axis must be given as v = dt/dt which is self-referential. The self-reference comes from having to divide dt by itself. dt/dt always equals 1 because the units cancel out. This is of course meaningless as far as velocity is concerned.

To emphasize, it is logically impossible for the t coordinate of an object to change because such a change is self-referential. Et voilà! It is that simple. No time travel, no motion in spacetime, no spacetime and no time dimension. They are all abstract mathematical constructs without any counterpart in nature.

Once again, what you've written makes scientific sense. However, is it possible that what seems abstract now could actually be reality in the future?
Just a suggestion...

[aniguchisan]

Nevertheless, I'll never TOTALLY disbelieve travelling in spacetime...too good a concept (although flawed) to just add to the backlog of the 'Failed Theory Archives'.

Speaking of space, how strong is your belief in intelligent life beyond our own (if us homo sapiens can actually be referred to as 'intelligent')

[SaM5246]

Nevertheless, I'll never TOTALLY disbelieve travelling in spacetime...too good a concept (although flawed) to just add to the backlog of the 'Failed Theory Archives'.

Speaking of space, how strong is your belief in intelligent life beyond our own (if us homo sapiens can actually be referred to as 'intelligent')


There is a possibility. Our solar system is a spec amongst many specs that make up the universe. Maybe there is life in other demensions. ??

[aniguchisan]

There is a possibility. Our solar system is a spec amongst many specs that make up the universe. Maybe there is life in other demensions. ??

I'm glad that you're a believer in some way atleast.

Whenever someone is hell-bent upon the fact that other INTELLIGENT life cannot exist, I like to brief them with a look on reality.

Our planet is found within a solar system of nine (ten for some) planets. Our Milky Way consists of clusters of solar systems...billions upons billions to be precise. Andromeda, our nearest galaxy, though about 2.3 million light years away, is just one other galaxy. Our massive Universe consists of billions upon billions of such galaxies as well. Now, if we take into account the number of planets present in this ridiculously large number, I think there is a very realistic and likely chance of life existing elsewhere. The possibility of intelligent life is also plausible in my opinion.

Lastly, how do we know that our Universe is all. Surely there could be something beyond. Take this analogy for instance - A bacterium, if intelligent, placed within a petri dish would think of the dish to be it's entire planet. The Earth would appear to it as the entire Universe. Little does it know that beyond the Earth there is much, much more. Likewise, think of you or me as that bacterium...unaware of the fact that there may just be much more beyond what some say is a single/inifitely large Universe.

(Apologies about the long read).

[SaM5246]

I'm glad that you're a believer in some way atleast.

Whenever someone is hell-bent upon the fact that other INTELLIGENT life cannot exist, I like to brief them with a look on reality.

Our planet found within a solar system of nine (ten for some) planets. Our Milky Way consists of clusters of solar systems...billions upons billions to be precise. Andromeda, our nearest galaxy, though about 2.3 million light years away, is just one other galaxy. Our massive Universe consists of billions upon billions of such galaxies as well. Now, if we take into account the number of planets present in this ridiculously large number, I think there is a very realistic and likely chance of life existing elsewhere. The possibility of intelligent life is also plausible in my opinion.

Lastly, how do we know that our Universe is all. Surely there could be something beyond. Take this analogy for instance - A bacterium, if intelligent, placed within a petri dish would think of the dish to be it's entire planet. The Earth would appear to it as the entire Universe. Little does it know that beyond the Earth there is much, much more. Likewise, think of you or me as that bacterium...unaware of the fact that there may just be much more beyond what some say is a single/inifitely large Universe.

(Apologies about the long read).


Exactly, actually I made a typo. I said our solar system is a spec amonst spec when I meant galaxy.

[aniguchisan]

Anyway, the moral of the story is that only one girl got turned on by our intellect. :no:

[GQ Menace]

That stupid shirt girls wear. That says I (shape of heart) NERDS.

Well the question is, Is intelligence a turn on?


Comment......tell the hoe to take off her Shirt

[shmooks]

That stupid shirt girls wear. That says I (shape of heart) NERDS.

Well the question is, Is intelligence a turn on?


Comment......


hottest. nerd. ever.

ADAM BRODY.

[SaM5246]

Anyway, the moral of the story is that only one girl got turned on by our intellect. :no:

Sad, because I let out a lot of inteligence in this thread; but there's still more space and science out there to explore. I do it for me not for bitches.

[aniguchisan]

Sad, because I let out a lot of inteligence in this thread; but there's still more space and science out there to explore. I do it for me not for bitches.

Precisely, and well written too. Studying Physics hasn't once led to a girl having an interest towards me, which wasn't the point in the first place...I do it for Albert.

[SaM5246]

Precisely, and well written too. Studying Physics hasn't once led to a girl having an interest towards me, which wasn't the point in the first place...I do it for Albert.

Most can't fathom these concepts. Better to let them run around like tramps giggling and stuff. lol lol

[aniguchisan]

Most can't fathom these concepts. Better to let them run around like tramps giggling and stuff. lol lol

Haha...in my opinion, gangster pimpin' > honest intelligence --- for girls

:gayfight:

[shmooks]

Haha...in my opinion, gangster pimpin' > honest intelligence --- for girls

:gayfight:

i hate gangster wannabes never gonnabe's. it's so.. pathetic.

[aniguchisan]

i hate gangster wannabes never gonnabe's. it's so.. pathetic.

Sense everybody...she speaks it!

[shmooks]

Sense everybody...she speaks it!

ha.. but methinks i'm not the every asian girl. 99.99999% go for that look and style. i'm the only one out of my mates that doesn't

[SaM5246]

Sense everybody...she speaks it!

From my observations you are correct.

[aniguchisan]

ha.. but methinks i'm not the every asian girl. 99.99999% go for that look and style. i'm the only one out of my mates that doesn't

You are a rare commodity that I am yet to physically come across...:no:

[aniguchisan]

From my observations you are correct.

You betchya

[shmooks]

You are a rare commodity that I am yet to physically come across...:no:

aw, well maybe one day you will

[aniguchisan]

aw, well maybe one day you will

sigh, one day...when spacetime is reality...

[shmooks]

sigh, one day...when spacetime is reality...

haha, they can't be that rare.. right?

[aniguchisan]

haha, they can't be that rare.. right?

Well, you never know...all in good time.

[SaM5246]

haha, they can't be that rare.. right?

Unless homeslice discovers it for that specific reason. GO homeslice it's you birthday, were gonna party like it's your birthday sip bacardi like, it's your birthday....

[shmooks]

Well, you never know...all in good time.

mhm

allllll in good time

[shmooks]

Unless homeslice discovers it for that specific reason. GO homeslice it's you birthday, were gonna party like it's your birthday sip bacardi like, it's your birthday....

homeslice is ace

[SaM5246]

homeslice is ace

It's all good I was refering to homeslice aka aniguchisan

[aniguchisan]

homeslice is ace
If homeslice is me...thank you :kiss:

[shmooks]

If homeslice is me...thank you :kiss:

yeah it is :)

[shmooks]

It's all good I was refering to homeslice aka aniguchisan

so was i

[aniguchisan]

yeah it is :)

:D :D

[aniguchisan]

It's all good I was refering to homeslice aka aniguchisan

homeslicing for life

[aniguchisan]

Anyway, I'm gonna study now...pleasure talking to you all.

:wavey:

[shmooks]

byee!

[SaM5246]

Anyway, I'm gonna study now...pleasure talking to you all.

:wavey:

Is it physics? cause you seem to know quite a bit.

[shmooks]

i hated physics, but i always passed it well

[SaM5246]

i hated physics, but i always passed it well

Me and him were talking about bending space with large masses. Then I proved to him that time didn't exist and spacetime didn't exist mathematically.

[shmooks]

haha

awesomeeee

[SaM5246]

haha

awesomeeee

Yup, I'm too good.
Why is motion in spacetime impossible? It has to do with the definitions of space and time and the equation of velocity v = dx/dt. What the equation is saying is that, if an object moves over any distance x, there is an elapsed time t. Since time is defined in physics as a parameter for denoting change (evolution), the equation for velocity along the time axis must be given as v = dt/dt which is self-referential. The self-reference comes from having to divide dt by itself. dt/dt always equals 1 because the units cancel out. This is of course meaningless as far as velocity is concerned.

To emphasize, it is logically impossible for the t coordinate of an object to change because such a change is self-referential. Et voila! It is that simple. No time travel, no motion in spacetime, no spacetime and no time dimension. They are all abstract mathematical constructs without any counterpart in nature.

[JamSession]

shut up nerd.

nah, im a nerd as well, 16 in uni, dont get no nerdier then that..

[aniguchisan]

shut up nerd.

nah, im a nerd as well, 16 in uni, dont get no nerdier then that..

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a winner.

[aniguchisan]

Is it physics? cause you seem to know quite a bit.

Nope, maths...well, the Mechanics part of it...involving moments, momentum, etc.

So more or less the physics side of math, yes.

[dyunda]

That stupid shirt girls wear. That says I (shape of heart) NERDS.

Well the question is, Is intelligence a turn on?


Comment......
girls only care about money and looks.

[shmooks]

girls only care about money and looks.

and personality.

and humour.

[aniguchisan]

and personality.

and humour.

This girl speaks sense...as I've learnt.

[gujulicious]

OMG i want one of those SOOOO bad !!
and yes, intelligence is DEF a turn on!!! =)

[aniguchisan]

OMG i want one of those SOOOO bad !!
and yes, intelligence is DEF a turn on!!! =)

Third girl who agrees...third girl to visit this thread...hmm, I notice something.

[bewakoof]

street smart asses.. are cooolesstt. yaall. get the point

[aniguchisan]

street smart asses.. are cooolesstt. yaall. get the point

Yep...street-nerds...bahaha

[Princess_Ligi]

oh man, intelligence is the biggggggest turn on for me... intelligence, wit, an open mind and a retarded sense of humor! I dont care if a guy is butt ugly, if he is smart and extremely funny, Im all his.

[aniguchisan]

oh man, intelligence is the biggggggest turn on for me... intelligence, wit, an open mind and a retarded sense of humor! I dont care if a guy is butt ugly, if he is smart and extremely funny, Im all his.

Fourth girl, fourth turn on...we've done it....WE'VE DONE IT!!!!!!!

[bewakoof]

Yep...street-nerds...bahaha

you know.. it.. the coolest breed. evaaa

[gujulicious]

oh man, intelligence is the biggggggest turn on for me... intelligence, wit, an open mind and a retarded sense of humor! I dont care if a guy is butt ugly, if he is smart and extremely funny, Im all his.

tht's soooooooooooooooooooo true!

[bewakoof]

oh man, intelligence is the biggggggest turn on for me... intelligence, wit, an open mind and a retarded sense of humor! I dont care if a guy is butt ugly, if he is smart and extremely funny, Im all his.

I am butt ugly.. haawww. now i know. i have a chance somewhere..

[bewakoof]

tht's soooooooooooooooooooo true!

my chances are growin..

[aniguchisan]

tht's soooooooooooooooooooo true!

Better open my advanced quantum physics book...

[Princess_Ligi]

Fourth girl, fourth turn on...we've done it....WE'VE DONE IT!!!!!!!


oh god yeah, haha sexy funny nerds are my favorite kind of guys.. a cute guy in glasses makes me want to jump on him.

[SaM5246]

oh god yeah, haha sexy funny nerds are my favorite kind of guys.. a cute guy in glasses makes me want to jump on him.

Holy shit Daniel Son or whatever you name is. Did you hear that? Princess Luigi said that.

[SaM5246]

oh man, intelligence is the biggggggest turn on for me... intelligence, wit, an open mind and a retarded sense of humor! I dont care if a guy is butt ugly, if he is smart and extremely funny, Im all his.

Yeah I can see you all over this guy: *sarcasm*
http://www.staticfiends.com/einstein/Albert-Einstein.jpg

Maybe intelligence is why Einstein fell for this chick to his right who is his wife

http://www.frisell.com/howard/bilder/einsteinswife.jpg

[PyaariAthy]

:wiggle:

[bonita]

:eek: i just read this whollle thread, like every word ani and sam said
now i'm all like
'turned on'
lol but yea being smart is a turn on :yes:
ani nice hair btw! :cool:

[BinDaaS_BaBe]

i want to get the top that says I LOVE THE OC on it! haha

[SaM5246]

:eek: i just read this whollle thread, like every word ani and sam said
now i'm all like
'turned on'
lol but yea being smart is a turn on :yes:
ani nice hair btw! :cool:

lol, this is one more for us anquchdaniel san. I wish you were here to see this.

[FullMetal_Enginr]

ERTW - Engineers Rule the World. Heads up to my fellow iron ringers around here

[aniguchisan]

:eek: i just read this whollle thread, like every word ani and sam said
now i'm all like
'turned on'
lol but yea being smart is a turn on :yes:
ani nice hair btw! :cool:

Thanks bo : )

[aniguchisan]

Holy shit Daniel Son or whatever you name is. Did you hear that? Princess Luigi said that.

Did indeed.

[aniguchisan]

lol, this is one more for us anquchdaniel san. I wish you were here to see this.

Oh, I'm here all right...wouldn't miss it for the world.

[caliz shortY]

:yes: i do love nerds...cuz well i am one :giggle:

[bill]

Consequently, I've started doubting the theory of teleportation as a result...believing that it is next to impossible to replicate matter identically elsewhere.

Look up quantum entanglement - your dreams of teleportation are not dead. It has been observed in the laboratory to the point where particle A's state can be transferred to particle B.

[bill]

Well the truth of the matter is spacetime can be disproven. Also time does not exist. So I don't know if it's true or what not.
1. Moving in spacetime is impossible because it requires motion in time and motion in time is self-referential.
2. Moving in spacetime is impossible because an evolution parameter (time) cannot be its own evolution parameter.

No.

[Weezy]

any desi guy with intelligence and an attitude = HOT

[aniguchisan]

Look up quantum entanglement - your dreams of teleportation are not dead. It has been observed in the laboratory to the point where particle A's state can be transferred to particle B.

Well, I had read two years back that a laser beam had been teleported from one point to another. You may be referring to the same. Back then, I felt that it may be possible to do the same with a larger body...

One must realise that beams/waves of light are made of particles of energy. The key word is particles, and it's easier to replicate particles at another place, as opposed to large masses such as human, spacecrafts, etc. Nevertheless, I have hope that in the future, that which seems impossible today may surely become reality.

[aniguchisan]

any desi guy with intelligence and an attitude = HOT
Don't turn me on you man-woman!

[bill]

Well, I had read two years back that a laser beam had been teleported from one point to another. You may be referring to the same. I felt that it may be possible to do the same with a larger body...

One must realise that beams/waves of light are made of particles of energy. The key word is particles, and it's easier to replicate particles at another place, as opposed to large masses such as human, spacecrafts, etc. Nevertheless, I have hope that in the future, that which seems impossible today may surely become reality.

It's a step forward in the right direction. :)

[Weezy]

Don't turn me on you man-woman!

hahaha

you're the hottest nerd by far bebe :cheers:

[aniguchisan]

It's a step forward in the right direction. :)

Absolutely.

Yesterday, in Physics class, a few of us were discussing nuclear fusion. Although this only takes place nearest to us in the core of our Sun, it was interesting to see that if the same was replicated on Earth in a more viable way (i.e. for energy purposes), it would be amazing how the problem of resources running out would be abolished. The main ingredient would be hydrogen (available in an almost infinitely large amounts on our planet), to be used in a reactor allowing nuclear fusion to take place. The sad drawback was how temperatures in excess of 15,000,000 kelvin would be required to kick-start the fusion process.

[aniguchisan]

hahaha

you're the hottest nerd by far bebe :cheers:

:OK:

[Tylor]

NERD KICKS ASS DUDE.

http://www2.fanscape.com/NERD/images/nerd_cross.jpg


Cheers,
Tylor

[aniguchisan]

NERD KICKS ASS DUDE.

http://www2.fanscape.com/NERD/images/nerd_cross.jpg


Cheers,
Tylor

Oh looky...it's Pharell Williams and his spiky haired friend. One looks chinese coz he is, and the other looks blackanese cuz he's screwed up.

Thanks though, Tyler.

[HoeBag]

That stupid shirt girls wear. That says I (shape of heart) NERDS.

Well the question is, Is intelligence a turn on?


Comment......


yes, intelligence is a turn on for me.

[TakeMeToYourNina]

intelligence in a guy for me is like how a guy feels about big boobs...

[AeViS12]

That stupid shirt girls wear. That says I (shape of heart) NERDS.

Well the question is, Is intelligence a turn on?


Comment......
ummm sam DUH!!!! doctors and lawyers don't hit all their clients not because of their money and looks you know

[AeViS12]

intelligence in a guy for me is like how a guy feels about big boobs...
speaking of big booobs :naughty: :naughty: :naughty: :naughty:

[aniguchisan]

intelligence in a guy for me is like how a guy feels about big boobs...
Ooh, I like that.

[Walktheline]

intelligence in a guy for me is like how a guy feels about big boobs...

especially the smart ones who are so busy being smart they don't notice all the chicks ready to drop trou' for them
and by smart I don't mean in a strictly academic sense.

[bill]

intelligence in a guy for me is like how a guy feels about big boobs...

I don't like big boobs...medium. :-\

[bill]

Absolutely.

Yesterday, in Physics class, a few of us were discussing nuclear fusion. Although this only takes place nearest to us in the core of our Sun, it was interesting to see that if the same was replicated on Earth in a more viable way (i.e. for energy purposes), it would be amazing how the problem of resources running out would be abolished. The main ingredient would be hydrogen (available in an almost infinitely large amounts on our planet), to be used in a reactor allowing nuclear fusion to take place. The sad drawback was how temperatures in excess of 15,000,000 kelvin would be required to kick-start the fusion process.

The secret is cold fusion - that is a fusion reaction done under 'normal' temperatures involving the splitting of water and releasing helium as a result (not hydrolisis). It's been done once before in an accident back in 52 (the great year for science:P) and hasn't been repeated since. If someone could achieve cold fusion then I think we're going to step into a new era for mankind.

[Walktheline]

The secret is cold fusion - that is a fusion reaction done under 'normal' temperatures involving the splitting of water and releasing helium as a result (not hydrolisis). It's been done once before in an accident back in 52 (the great year for science:P) and hasn't been repeated since. If someone could achieve cold fusion then I think we're going to step into a new era for mankind.


hold the phone. there's an actual account of cold fusion? The only one I've ever been told about was the hokey attempt in the 80s that ended a couple careers

[TakeMeToYourNina]

there are a ton of hot guys out there, but nowadays its rare to find a hot guy with brains...or just a guy with brains.

[bill]

hold the phone. there's an actual account of cold fusion? The only one I've ever been told about was the hokey attempt in the 80s that ended a couple careers

Yeah. It was a total fluke.

[bill]

there are a ton of hot guys out there, but nowadays its rare to find a hot guy with brains...or just a guy with brains.

Yeah. Not many girls with brains either.

[cutealicious]

uhmm..i dont like guys that r like so smart and concieted about it..i love nerds at heart...u kno...but i mean a turn on is jus sum1 fun...i dun kno but they cant b like TTOOOTALLY stupid u know

[AeViS12]

Yeah. Not many girls with brains either.
hahahaahaha so true

[Walktheline]

there are a ton of hot guys out there, but nowadays its rare to find a hot guy with brains...or just a guy with brains.


Spend a friday night at the med school library. Actually nevermind, there's usually one hot guy with brains and he's married. And he's not even really that hot. And he knows things about TCA cycles, not cool smart stuff. hmm. :rolleyes:

[bill]

hold the phone. there's an actual account of cold fusion? The only one I've ever been told about was the hokey attempt in the 80s that ended a couple careers

And allow me to make a correction: fusion is done via the compression of hydrogen, not the splitting of water. :no:

[aniguchisan]

The secret is cold fusion - that is a fusion reaction done under 'normal' temperatures involving the splitting of water and releasing helium as a result (not hydrolisis). It's been done once before in an accident back in 52 (the great year for science:P) and hasn't been repeated since. If someone could achieve cold fusion then I think we're going to step into a new era for mankind.

Dude, it WAS apparently done in the past as you say, but when investigated, an essential item was missing. Neutrons were meant to have been formed as a result of the reaction taking place. The idea is to combine a deuterium and tritium atom to produce helium and a neutron. The neutron was nowhere to be found in the experiment conducted, as I had already said.

The gases required in a fusion process are in a plasmic state. This is to be contained within a 'magnetic bottle', which is in the shape of a torus. Not only is the the temperature a problem, the plasma instabilities that lie could cause massive explosions.

You are right about the benefits to mankind....imagine no radioactive or toxic waste, a large energy yield and raw materials unlimited!

[TakeMeToYourNina]

Yeah. Not many girls with brains either.

that's true too...a lot of my friends act so ditsy around guys...i just wanna smack 'em in the face

[cutealicious]

Spend a friday night at the med school library. Actually nevermind, there's usually one hot guy with brains and he's married. And he's not even really that hot. And he knows things about TCA cycles, not cool smart stuff. hmm. :rolleyes:

hahaha on the married guys...

[AeViS12]

hahaha on the married guys...
you're laughing at guys that are married? :sarb: :sarb:

[cutealicious]

you're laughing at guys that are married? :sarb: :sarb:

no hunny her bein attracted to the married guy babe!

[bill]

Dude, it WAS apparently done in the past as you say, but when investigated, an essential item was missing. Neutrons were meant to have been formed as a result of the reaction taking place. The idea is to combine a deuterium and tritium atom to produce helium and a neutron. The neutron was nowhere to be found in the experiment conducted, as I had already said.

The gases required in a fusion process are in a plasmic state. This is to be contained within a 'magnetic bottle', which is in the shape of a torus. Not only is the the temperature a problem, the plasma instabilities that lie could cause massive explosions.

You are right about the benefits to mankind....imagine no radioactive or toxic waste, a large energy yield and raw materials unlimited!

Yeah...as of now it's just a pipe-dream, sadly. I'm not sure whether or not one should even believe that data anyway.

Go fuel cells!

[aniguchisan]

Yeah...as of now it's just a pipe-dream, sadly. I'm not sure whether or not one should even believe that data anyway.

Go fuel cells!

Fuel cells for life.

[AeViS12]

no hunny her bein attracted to the married guy babe!
aaaaaaahhh i chee i chee :D

[indio_nhs]

well do u love nerds for them or there smarts dats the question

[bill]

Fuel cells for life.

Apparently there was a conference on fuel cells back in canadia land last year which sounded pretty fn interesting. They've got everything from laptops to cars running on fuel cells. I long for the day I can turn my vodka into fuel. <3

[AeViS12]

well do u love nerds for them or there smarts dats the question
i know you from somewhere :sarb: :sarb:

[bill]

that's true too...a lot of my friends act so ditsy around guys...i just wanna smack 'em in the face

Yeah. They think guys like dumbasses. It's partially true too...but I think it's because most guys feel intimidated by smart and outspoken girls.

[aniguchisan]

Apparently there was a conference on fuel cells back in canadia land last year which sounded pretty fn interesting. They've got everything from laptops to cars running on fuel cells. I long for the day I can turn my vodka into fuel. <3

I love how the waste product is hydrogen! I was impressed with BMW's efforts to have created the hydrogen fuel cell-driven 7 series.

[indio_nhs]

i know you from somewhere :sarb: :sarb:
ummm where?

[aniguchisan]

i know you from somewhere :sarb: :sarb:

No offence...but could it have been the ghetto?

[desi_balla63]

Yeah. They think guys like dumbasses. It's partially true too...but I think it's because most guys feel intimidated by smart and outspoken girls.
Partly true, I guess.

I think for the most part guys are intimidated by girls "out of there league".

[bill]

I love how the waste product is hydrogen! I was impressed with BMW's efforts to have created the hydrogen fuel cell-driven 7 series.

Link?

[bill]

Partly true, I guess.

I think for the most part guys are intimidated bygirls "out of there league".

No offence, but I've always believed leagues are bullshit.

[AeViS12]

Yeah. They think guys like dumbasses. It's partially true too...but I think it's because most guys feel intimidated by smart and outspoken girls.
what planet do you live in? guys like dumb girls because they can get in em in bed faster :Pelvic2: :Pelvic2: :Pelvic2: and intelligence in girls is a factor because during marriages don't the guys usually ask the girls how educated they are and stuff? and during desi arranged marriages it doen't matter how outspoken and smart she is if her parents say marry this man she has to marry him...it's the typical desi way!

[desi_balla63]

No offence, but I've always believed leagues are bullshit.
Eh, it's true though.

[AeViS12]

No offence...but could it have been the ghetto?
hehe very stereo typical and no offense bro but it's your hair that looks ghetto...don't let the gangster attire cloud your judgement i happen to come from a very well off family and i'm going to NYU next yr..already been accepted..but keep stereo typing! :D

[bill]

what planet do you live in? guys like dumb girls because they can get in em in bed faster :Pelvic2: :Pelvic2: :Pelvic2: and intelligence in girls is a factor because during marriages don't the guys usually ask the girls how educated they are and stuff? and during desi arranged marriages it doen't matter how outspoken and smart she is if her parents say marry this man she has to marry him...it's the typical desi way!

Err...my post implies exactly that.

Eh, it's true though.

You think someone is 'out of your league' just coz they are better looking?!

[AeViS12]

ummm where?
somewhere in queens perhaps..nevermind though..no biggy!

[aniguchisan]

Link?
Here's one on the old 750hl:

http://www.bmwworld.com/models/750hl.htm

and the new E65 body shape:

http://www.bmwworld.com/models/750hlc.htm

[AeViS12]

Err...my post implies exactly that.



You think someone is 'out of your league' just coz they are better looking?!
point noted :D

[bill]

Here's one on the old 750hl:

http://www.bmwworld.com/models/750hl.htm

and the new E65 body shape:

http://www.bmwworld.com/models/750hlc.htm

You roxxorz <3

[aniguchisan]

hehe very stereo typical and no offense bro but it's your hair that looks ghetto...don't let the gangster attire cloud your judgement i happen to come from a very well off family and i'm going to NYU next yr..already been accepted..but keep stereo typing! :D

I acknowledge that, and I'm glad that you aren't like the other ghetto fools. Hence the 'no offence' statement, as I know there are a few of who may dress the part, but surely aren't the part. Good on you.

[desi_balla63]

You think someone is 'out of your league' just coz they are better looking?!

Personally, yes.

If it's two girls, one just drop-dead gorgeous and the second is more average ... I think me, and most other guys, would find it easier to talk to the latter.

[indio_nhs]

somewhere in queens perhaps..nevermind though..no biggy!
oh i live by the border of queeens, and i use to go chill over there by jamica, but yea wat ever

[AeViS12]

I acknowledge that, and I'm glad that you aren't like the other ghetto fools. Hence the 'no offence' statement, as I know there are a few of who may dress the part, but surely aren't the part. Good on you.
well recited and serioulsy i meant no offense with the hair comment :D

[bill]

Personally, yes.

If it's two girls, one just drop-dead gorgeous and the second is more average ... I think me, and most other guys, would find it easier to talk to the latter.

I guess. But that's only because you condition yourself to believe that way. Keeping in mind that most guys don't go for the hotter one, you should capitalise and go for it.

[desi_balla63]

I guess. But that's only because you condition yourself to believe that way. Keeping in mind that most guys don't go for the hotter one, you should capitalise and go for it.
I've noticed that, actually.

Ok, Bill the thrill, I shall attempt to capitilize next time the situation presents itself. ;)

[AeViS12]

I guess. But that's only because you condition yourself to believe that way. Keeping in mind that most guys don't go for the hotter one, you should capitalise and go for it.
i happen to think it's more of a psychological thing...i mean if guys steer away of a girl that's hott and she knows it..her ego's bound to reach new heights but if eveyrone were to just act normal around her...maybe she wouldn't think so highly of herself..so guys just go for it!! and take your ugly friends with you!! :D :D

[aniguchisan]

well recited and serioulsy i meant no offense with the hair comment :D
Thanks, and none taken mano :OK:

[bill]

i happen to think it's more of a psychological thing...i mean if guys steer away of a girl that's hott and she knows it..her ego's bound to reach new heights but if eveyrone were to just act normal around her...maybe she wouldn't think so highly of herself..so guys just go for it!! and take your ugly friends with you!! :D :D

haha, yes. Nothing like the ugly friends to make the average guy look better. :P

balla, try it. Most girls are open to interesting conversations - even if they are ultra hot.

[AeViS12]

haha, yes. Nothing like the ugly friends to make the average guy look better. :P

balla, try it. Most girls are open to interesting conversations - even if they are ultra hot.
lolz but before starting an interesting conversation make sure she's following you along becuase i've met some hot girls that were more interested in playing footsie rather than having an interesting conversation..and if the girl happens to be a bimbo then she'll think you're stupid for trying to act all smart around her! lolz :D

[cutealicious]

tlaking about nerds...im blasting " awhole new world" and singin along to it..any1 wanan hear me sing..my bf never lets me sing this song to him bcuz im a nerd..

[bill]

lolz but before starting an interesting conversation make sure she's following you along becuase i've met some hot girls that were more interested in playing footsie rather than having an interesting conversation..and if the girl happens to be a bimbo then she'll think you're stupid for trying to act all smart around her! lolz :D

If she's a bimbo then fuck it, it's not worth it. But that's just my opinion...bimbos become fugly faster than you can say it.

[AeViS12]

tlaking about nerds...im blasting " awhole new world" and singin along to it..any1 wanan hear me sing..my bf never lets me sing this song to him bcuz im a nerd..
ahem guys here's your scapegoat or a specimen so to speak...practice my good friends practice!

[aniguchisan]

tlaking about nerds...im blasting " awhole new world" and singin along to it..any1 wanan hear me sing..my bf never lets me sing this song to him bcuz im a nerd..
That'd be fun...

[AeViS12]

tlaking about nerds...im blasting " awhole new world" and singin along to it..any1 wanan hear me sing..my bf never lets me sing this song to him bcuz im a nerd..
well start singing woman...passing up free entertainment isn't exactly the traits of a wise man

[cutealicious]

ahem guys here's your scapegoat or a specimen so to speak...practice my good friends practice!

uhm...what?

[cutealicious]

now im blasting "take on me" by Ah Ha...80s baby!!!

[cutealicious]

well start singing woman...passing up free entertainment isn't exactly the traits of a wise man

i am i am

[AeViS12]

uhm...what?
:sarb: :sarb: what? sorry hun i must have quoted the wrong person

[aniguchisan]

now im blasting "take on me" by Ah Ha...80s baby!!!
tu tu tu tu tu tu tee, tu tee tee tee tee, tee tu tu tu tee tee tu tu tu tee tee.

love it!

[cutealicious]

tu tu tu tu tu tu tee, tu tee tee tee tee, tee tu tu tu tee tee tu tu tu tee tee.

love it!

aw man u know wut it is AHHH yeahhhh

[cutealicious]

:sarb: :sarb: what? sorry hun i must have quoted the wrong person

snifflez..u promise?

[AeViS12]

playing foootsie type :p :p :p

[AeViS12]

snifflez..u promise?
yupp you know i love ya :kiss:

[cutealicious]

playing foootsie type :p :p :p

i like playing footsies...in a PG term..maybe PG 13...if im feelin a lill naughhtttaayyy heheheheh

[cutealicious]

yupp you know i love ya :kiss:

oh oh! i love ya 2!

[AeViS12]

oh oh! i love ya 2!
lolzz pm me your msn or something you seem interesting

[cutealicious]

lolzz pm me your msn or something you seem interesting

okkkaayyy....but its top secret material and i mean confedintial...anothr typo i know

[cutealicious]

I've noticed that, actually.

Ok, Bill the thrill, I shall attempt to capitilize next time the situation presents itself. ;)

i must say ur lookin mighty fyne on ur avator...and i mean sizzlin hottt

[AeViS12]

okkkaayyy....but its top secret material and i mean confedintial...anothr typo i know
confidentail hun confidential...you've been cutting school lately? :sarb:

[cutealicious]

confidentail hun confidential...you've been cutting school lately? :sarb:

fuck it man u knew wut i meant!

[AeViS12]

fuck it man u knew wut i meant!
:p :p :p cute real cute :kiss: :kiss:

[cutealicious]

:p :p :p cute real cute :kiss: :kiss:

heheheheh

[SaM5246]

oh oh! i love ya 2!

:bhapi:

[aniguchisan]

:bhapi:
haha, dude, I read most of this yesterday.

The thread, well, kinda, changed...

[SaM5246]

haha, dude, I read most of this yesterday.

The thread, well, kinda, changed...

Yeah, but I think we got at least 4 or 5 girls. This is a major breakthrough. One chick even read the whole freakin' thread, every single post you and I made. And she was turned on. :Pelvic2: :Pelvic2: :Pelvic2:

[aniguchisan]

Yeah, but I think we got at least 4 or 5 girls. This is a major breakthrough. One chick even read the whole freakin' thread, every single post you and I made. And she was turned on. :Pelvic2: :Pelvic2: :Pelvic2:

Oh yea man, she made my day :OK:

Trust me, if we keep this thread going, god knows how many more we can :Pelvic:

[SaM5246]

Oh yea man, she made my day :OK:

Trust me, if we keep this thread going, god knows how many more we can :Pelvic:

You're right. So what is your opinion on the Philidelpia Experiment. Where that ship was transported from one place to another. Did it really happen? Was it a military cover up?

[aniguchisan]

You're right. So what is your opinion on the Philidelpia Experiment. Where that ship was transported from one place to another. Did it really happen? Was it a military cover up?

Sadly, I do not know about that. Don't really keep myself updated with military conspiracies...

[SaM5246]

Sadly, I do not know about that. Don't really keep myself updated with military conspiracies...

Read this:

It has been claimed that the Philadelphia Experiment was partly an investigation into how Albert Einstein's "Unified Field Theory for Gravitation and Electricity" might be used to advantage in the development of electronic camouflage for ships at sea. Einstein allegedly published his Unified Theory around 1925-27 in German, in a Prussian scientific journal, but it was later withdrawn as incomplete. This research was aimed at using intense electromagnetic fields to mask a ship from incoming projectiles, mainly torpedoes. This was later extended to include a study of creating radar invisibility by a similar field in the air rather than in the water.

The story begins in June of 1943, with the U.S.S. Eldridge, DE (Destroyer Escort) 173, being fitted with tons of experimental electronic equipment. This included, according to one source, two massive generators of 75 KVA each, mounted where the forward gun turret would have been, distributing their power through four magnetic coils mounted on the deck. Three RF transmitters (2 megawatt CW each, mounted on the deck), three thousand '6L6' power amplifier tubes (used to drive the field coils of the two generators), special synchronizing and modulation circuits, and a host of other specialized hardware were employed to generate massive electromagnetic fields which, when properly configured, would be able to bend light and radio waves around the ship, thus making it invisible to enemy observers.

The experiment, said to have taken place at the Philadelphia Naval Yard and also at sea, took place on at least one occasion while in full view of the Merchant Marine ship S.S. Andrew Furuseth, and other observation ships. The Andrew Furuseth becomes significant because one of its crewmen is the source of most of the original material making up the PX legend. Carlos Allende, a.k.a. Carl Allen, wrote a series of strange letters to one Dr. Morris K. Jessup in the 1950's in which he described what he claims to have witnessed: at least one of the several phases of the Philadelphia Experiment.

At 0900 hours, on July 22nd, 1943, so the story goes, the power to the generators was turned on, and the massive electromagnetic fields started to build up. A greenish fog was seen to slowly envelop the ship, concealing it from view. Then the fog itself is said to have disappeared, taking the Eldridge with it, leaving only undisturbed water where the ship had been anchored only moments before.

The elite officers of the Navy and scientists involved gazed in awe at their greatest achievement: the ship and crew were not only radar invisible but invisible to the eye as well! Everything worked as planned, and about fifteen minutes later they ordered the men to shut down the generators. The greenish fog slowly reappeared, and the Eldridge began to dematerialize as the fog subsided, but it was evident to all that something had gone wrong.

When boarded by personnel from shore, the crew above deck were found to be disoriented and nauseous. The Navy removed the crew, and shortly after obtained another. In the end, the Navy decided that they only wanted radar invisibility, and the equipment was altered.

On the 28th of October in 1943, at 17:15, the final test on the Eldridge was performed. The electromagnetic field generators were turned on again, and the Eldridge became near-invisible; only a faint outline of the hull remained visible in the water. Everything was fine for the first few seconds, and then, in a blinding blue flash, the ship completely vanished. Within seconds it reappeared miles away, in Norfolk, Virginia, and was seen for several minutes. The Eldridge then disappeared from Norfolk as mysteriously as it had arrived, and reappeared back in Philadelphia Naval Yard. This time most of the sailors were violently sick. Some of the crew were simply "missing" never to return. Some went crazy, but, strangest of all, five men were fused to the metal in the ship's structure.

The men that survived were never the same again. Those that lived were discharged as "mentally unfit" for duty, regardless of their true condition.

So, what had begun as an experiment in electronic camouflage, ended up as an accidental teleportation of an entire ship and crew, to a distant location and back again, all in a matter of minutes!

Although the above may seem fantastic, one must remember, that in the 1940’s the atomic bomb was also being invented.

[aniguchisan]

Although a very interesting read, it seems rather far-fetched.

I would've loved to have seen some video footage, which should have been sensible during the conduction of an experiment. I would've been a greater believer in this experiment if I saw on footage a ship being invisible to the eye. I'm aware special effects were basically non-existent back in that era, hence the footage would be more believable.

[SaM5246]

Although a very interesting read, it seems rather far-fetched.

I would've loved to have seen some video footage, which should have been sensible during the conduction of an experiment. I would've been a greater believer in this experiment if I saw on footage a ship being invisible to the eye. I'm aware special effects were basically non-existent back in that era, hence the footage would be more believable.

That is true but the concept itself makes sense. It is physically possible to cloak something. I do not know about the transporation part though. That seems a little far fetched.

[aniguchisan]

That is true but the concept itself makes sense. It is physically possible to cloak something. I do not know about the transporation part though. That seems a little far fetched.

Precisely, about the teleportation bit.

Pity though about the crew members...(if the story is for real).

[SaM5246]

Precisely, about the teleportation bit.

Pity though about the crew members...(if the story is for real).

I would try and recreate this experiment. On my self if I have to. I wish I had that kind of equipment. Have you ever seen "Hollow Man"? I guess I might try some of the same stuff he does in that movie. hehehehe

[aniguchisan]

I would try and recreate this experiment. On my self if I have to. I wish I had that kind of equipment. Have you ever seen "Hollow Man"? I guess I might try some of the same stuff he does in that movie. hehehehe

Hollow Man I have seen indeed. Very interesting movie...the action was lame, but the concepts and special effects were mind-blowing. Plus, I liked Kevin's Porsche too.

[SaM5246]

Hollow Man I have seen indeed. Very interesting movie...the action was lame, but the concepts and special effects were mind-blowing. Plus, I liked Kevin's Porsche too.


Haha yeah I like the porche. I could have so much fun as an invisable man. Like he says in the movie. "You'd be surpirsed what you can do when you don't have to look at yourself in the face every morning"

[aniguchisan]

Haha yeah I like the porche. I could have so much fun as an invisable man. Like he says in the movie. "You'd be surpirsed what you can do when you don't have to look at yourself in the face every morning"

And I know exactly the kind of fun you would have. muhuhahahaha

and ha

[SaM5246]

And I know exactly the kind of fun you would have. muhuhahahaha

and ha

hahahahaha

[xFlawdaGalx]

Intelligence isn't an option, I ONLY go for guys that are plus/minus my level of intelligence (includes booksmart/common sense/streetsmarts). Conversation is an important factor; it is what keeps me interested. I think a person's sense of humor is also based on intelligence. Some guys may be funny to other girls, but I might think their jokes are lame.

[aniguchisan]

Intelligence isn't an option, I ONLY go for guys that are plus/minus my level of intelligence (includes booksmart/common sense/streetsmarts). Conversation is an important factor; it is what keeps me interested. I think a person's sense of humor is also based on intelligence. Some guys may be funny to other girls, but I might think their jokes are lame.

Nice.

[subdued]

i think it's a turn on for majority of girls.....girls always want what they can't have

[SaM5246]

Intelligence isn't an option, I ONLY go for guys that are plus/minus my level of intelligence (includes booksmart/common sense/streetsmarts). Conversation is an important factor; it is what keeps me interested. I think a person's sense of humor is also based on intelligence. Some guys may be funny to other girls, but I might think their jokes are lame.

You're right about the jokes. One person may not understand or like my humor while another can't get over it. But my sense of humor is different depending on the setting. So I can joke with adults, teenagers, even little children. Black people are the easiest to joke with. But I have all round humor.

[AeViS12]

i seeee desi ppl in here too :eek: :eek: :eek:

[TakeMeToYourNina]

*sigh* i just want someone that i can have an intellectual conversation with. oo and someone that's silly, goofy, and incredibley random as well...someone with a nice ass wouldn't be too bad either... :sarb:

[MolviCorleone]

*comes into this thread*

*reads sum random nonsense*

*fart*

*giggles*

*runs awayyyyyyyyy*

[jafferman]

i learned about the point of singularity and all dat stuff in class :D i love that teleportaion stuff its so interesting...

[sinv513]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v710/sinv513/19018a76.jpg
mine doesnt exactly say i love nerds :kekeke: but i do love em ;) read my sig, wohoo :dance3:

[AeViS12]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v710/sinv513/19018a76.jpg
mine doesnt exactly say i love nerds :kekeke: but i do love em ;) read my sig, wohoo :dance3:
i lowe you :kiss: :kiss:

[sinv513]

i lowe you :kiss: :kiss:
awww. :kiss:

err, but wait, are u a nerd? :eh: since i apparently love nerds so much, i can only love u if u are a nerd :nono:


lol hehe jp, :hug:

[anny]

hmmmm

[AeViS12]

awww. :kiss:

err, but wait, are u a nerd? :eh: since i apparently love nerds so much, i can only love u if u are a nerd :nono:


lol hehe jp, :hug:
3.8 gpa in pre med baby ;) ;) ;)

[sinv513]

3.8 gpa in pre med baby ;) ;) ;)
:eek: yes, i think i AM in love. come here u :kiss: hehe :p

[aniguchisan]

:eek: yes, i think i AM in love. come here u :kiss: hehe :p
Nice quote in your sig...I feel like a direct inspirational source...hehe

[SaM5246]

3.8 gpa in pre med baby ;) ;) ;)

Yeah, everyone is pre med. Just wait till you take the MCAT.

[aniguchisan]

Yeah, everyone is pre med. Just wait till you take the MCAT.

I like cats.

[SaM5246]

I like cats.

Persian cats are my favorite.

[bill]

i think it's a turn on for majority of girls.....girls always want what they can't have

LMAO...aw man, that's fucking brilliant, LOL.

[SaM5246]

LMAO...aw man, that's fucking brilliant, LOL.

haha, I just got that now that you quoted him.

[bill]

haha, I just got that now that you quoted him.

Best response in this whole thread. :lol:

[SaM5246]

Best response in this whole thread. :lol:

Yup.

[sinv513]

Nice quote in your sig...I feel like a direct inspirational source...hehe
aw thanx. lol, a direct inspirational source eh? :sarb: n why is that? hehe :p

[sinv513]

LMAO...aw man, that's fucking brilliant, LOL.
:no:

so ur agreeing that i cant have an intelligent guy :(

[bill]

:no:

so ur agreeing that i cant have an intelligent guy :(

Pretty much. I'm off limits.

[SaM5246]

:no:

so ur agreeing that i cant have an intelligent guy :(

are you intellegent

[malubabez]

i have a headache from all this intelligence.but yes..intelligence.is a turn on..i mean..looks arent everything the guy could be so hot.but so stupid...

[aniguchisan]

Anyone want to continue this thread?

[SaM5246]

Anyone want to continue this thread?
Yes, don't mind if I do.

I'm such a nerd that I altered by registry values to enhance the performence of my computer. There is a guy that wrote a whole book on it, it's called Windows hacks I think. Well I was checking out this website and it's full of all these IT nerds and so I found a few things to modify and turns out it works well. My computer is working better.

http://s24.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1RHEDHDA4C22G234O70ZFB0OIM

There is a PDF guide with the link above on how to edit the values. Be sure to create a restore point before doing anything. If you don't know what a restore point is then don't bother even attempting this.

[neon_moon]

I am attracted to nerds, i love nerdy dorky guys who dont know what to say around me or just feel really nervous and uncomfortable...and that could be cause I am a major nerd myself. :p

Well I used to be a really huge nerd when I was younger and stuff...I used to be THE nerd in the class the one everyone tryed to get answers off of but didnt talk to otherwise :( but oh well im not like that anymore :cool:

But yeah nerds are the best guys!

[SaM5246]

I am attracted to nerds, i love nerdy dorky guys who dont know what to say around me or just feel really nervous and uncomfortable...and that could be cause I am a major nerd myself. :p

Well I used to be a really huge nerd when I was younger and stuff...I used to be THE nerd in the class the one everyone tryed to get answers off of but didnt talk to otherwise :( but oh well im not like that anymore :cool:

But yeah nerds are the best guys!
Enlighten me with your knowledge Nerd.

[Ac89]

couldn't it be referring to the candy?

[the big d]

i like nerds. i aspire to be a nerd, but dont know if i qualify

[Ac89]

i'll be a nerd if a hottie wears that for me ;)

[aniguchisan]

Aha, into full swing again are we?

[SaM5246]

Aha, into full swing again are we?
dude, physics buddy, guess what? Remember how we were disappointed at the start of this thread. Then slowly a bunch of chicks started liking it. I think we have a total of like 9 of em now. Man when I talk E=mc2 the panties just start dropping.

[neon_moon]

Enlighten me with your knowledge Nerd.

no thanks :p and its FORMER nerd, im cool now :cool:

But revenge of the nerds is one of my all time fav movies. I think the nerd complex never really leaves you...

[aniguchisan]

dude, physics buddy, guess what? Remember how we were disappointed at the start of this thread. Then slowly a bunch of chicks started liking it. I think we have a total of like 9 of em now. Man when I talk E=mc2 the panties just start dropping.

Spendid! I'll have 4.5, you can have the remainder.

[the big d]

no thanks :p and its FORMER nerd, im cool now :cool:

But revenge of the nerds is one of my all time fav movies. I think the nerd complex never really leaves you...

be proud of ur nerd roots. stand up and shout "IM A NERD"

[neon_moon]

be proud of ur nerd roots. stand up and shout "IM A NERD"

haha thats hillarious, my roots. Believe me I am proud of those roots. ;)
I think nerds are just labeled that because they dont have an overwhelming need to fit in with the crowd, be accepted and all that, they just be themselves. I sure as hell dont want to the be the type that strives for acceptance...ie those frat boys you see that try ohh so hard to all talk alike, dress alike, think alike...its so annoying

[SaM5246]

no thanks :p and its FORMER nerd, im cool now :cool:

But revenge of the nerds is one of my all time fav movies. I think the nerd complex never really leaves you...
once a nerd always a nerd. Stop trying to decieve yourself. And what do you mean by "im cool now" WTF? There is nothing wrong with being a nerd. Just because I'm smart doesn't mean I'm not "cool"

[the big d]

haha thats hillarious, my roots. Believe me I am proud of those roots. ;)
I think nerds are just labeled that because they dont have an overwhelming need to fit in with the crowd, be accepted and all that, they just be themselves. I sure as hell dont want to the be the type that strives for acceptance...ie those frat boys you see that try ohh so hard to all talk alike, dress alike, think alike...its so annoying

eh dont hate on the frat boys even tho they proabaly deserve it. most ppl tend to adopt mannarisms/style... from their friends. it just happens without ppl even noticing it

[SaM5246]

haha thats hillarious, my roots. Believe me I am proud of those roots. ;)
I think nerds are just labeled that because they dont have an overwhelming need to fit in with the crowd, be accepted and all that, they just be themselves. I sure as hell dont want to the be the type that strives for acceptance...ie those frat boys you see that try ohh so hard to all talk alike, dress alike, think alike...its so annoying
Frat boys are idiots. Well they just join for the pussy. Which isn't a bad idea now that I think of it. But i'm talking about the kind of people in Fraterneties, they're a bunch of losers.

[aniguchisan]

Frat boys are idiots. Well they just join for the pussy. Which isn't a bad idea now that I think of it. But i'm talking about the kind of people in Fraterneties, they're a bunch of losers.

Precisely, and that's why F = m(v^2)/r

[SaM5246]

Precisely, and that's why F = m(v^2)/r
Yes and the force you feel (pressure) when banging a chick can be calculated as Force/Area. Force in newtons or whatever you prefer over cm or inches. I've yet to calculate the PSI for that. I don't have all the tools.

[aniguchisan]

Yes and the force you feel (pressure) when banging a chick can be calculated as Force/Area. Force in newtons or whatever you prefer over cm or inches. I've yet to calculate the PSI for that. I don't have all the tools.

As always, it's the driving force, i.e. torque, that matters.

[SaM5246]

Precisely, and that's why F = m(v^2)/r
My favorite science tool is the "sexton"

[aniguchisan]

My favorite science tool is the "sexton"
Mine's the tape measure...great for ( . ) ( . )

[SaM5246]

As always, it's the driving force, i.e. torque, that matters.
yes true. I wonder what type of G-forces are experianced by the person who is being done doggy style. I suppose the most G-forces would be felt when changing the direction of thrust or trying to switch positions.

[SaM5246]

who else is a nerd

[SaM5246]

Ok, ladies time to admit it if you do love nerds or if you are one yourself.

[aniguchisan]

People simply ignore this thread...sigh.

[sensousglitter]

i iz a nerd and i love nerds. but not ugly nerds.