Random Thoughts XIII - Radioenergopithecocracy

[Kyriakos]

Random thought of the day #1: I shouldn't be so lazy.
Random thought of the day #2: Metaphorically, you can think of the value of reforming any study to something more adapted to existent formations in your way of thinking, as analogous to the isoperimetric inequality in the plane: the circle is the shape that encloses the largest possible area for any set perimeter length (alternative phrasing: it is the shape that encloses a set area, while using the smallest possible perimeter to do so), and likewise you will require less effort if you move as much as possible in expansions that are directly facilitated by your existent thought formations.
Summation of the two random thoughts: If you are lazy, at least be methodical.

 

[Valka D'Ur]

I get #1.

#2 requires me to think at 3 am, and that's not a considerate thing to do to people.






(actually, I'm having a really late supper while reading a Merlin fanfic - which while well-written, doesn't require me to think about math)

 

[Takhisis]

Just something I saw… 666th reply by somebody posting under the name of a weapon of mass destruction.

 

[Sarin]

Just something I saw… 666th reply by somebody posting under the name of a weapon of mass destruction.

Good thing you missed my 666th.

 

[Valka D'Ur]

Just something I saw… 666th reply by somebody posting under the name of a weapon of mass destruction.

I can't see anything. It's blank.

 

[Takhisis]

You have to click on it.

 

[Valka D'Ur]

Ah, okay.

Well, once more it's my turn again to host Star Trek Hangman. I can't believe how ridiculously easy the last one was (the host was also running a couple of avatar contests, which take more time).

I was about to ask for suggestions, but then a quote came to mind.

 

[Farm Boy]

Had a thought for a smell today, but didn't get any good pictures of it, so @Gori the Grey gets more musty old paper and glue in the form of political cartoons.

One for "the more things change" in the political threads:

Spoiler :

And one for "Americans are putz's, but sometimes their impulses aren't entirely bad:"

Spoiler 1910 eruption of Mt. Etna? :

 

[amadeus]

We have Mister Donut here in Japan. Happened in the Great Donut Shop Swap: all the Mister Donuts in America became Dunkin, all the Dunkins here became Mister Donut.

Between the two I like Mister Donut more.

 

[Gori the Grey]

so @Gori the Grey gets more musty old paper and glue in the form of political cartoons

I'll stick with sniffing glue, then.

Hey, that didn't come out right.

 

[Farm Boy]

Huffing ether?

 

[Takhisis]

I'll stick with sniffing glue, then.

Don't start calling me Shirley.

 

[Gori the Grey]

I'd be the wrong week to do that.

 

[warpus]

Taking a bath is just like drinking a cup of tea, except you sit in the cup and the teabag stays in.

 

[Kyriakos]

Stopped drinking coca-cola. It's been only a week now, but already there are clear signs of the benefits.

 

[warpus]

Pop/soda is sooo bad for you. I cut it out a while ago and have been feeling better ever since

 

[Takhisis]

Taking a bath is just like drinking a cup of tea, except you sit in the cup and the teabag stays in.

*fourteen-year-old-with-terminal-counter-strike-addiction-voice* Hehehe, teabagging, hehehe.

 

[warpus]

It was a thought I had while taking a bath while also intoxicated. I assumed that bath thoughts were close enough to shower thoughts to post here

 

[Takhisis]

I assumed that bath thoughts were close enough to shower thoughts to post here

Well, that would be geographically 100% true for me, because I don't have a separate bathtub and shower stall. It's just a bathtub with a shower grafted onto it.

 

[warpus]

I don't have a separate bathtub and shower stall. It's just a bathtub with a shower grafted onto it.

I am also not part of the 1% who own dedicated showers