Tonight's shows are something about Earth's Unsightly Blemishes.

Blah.

Hi. My pc is still rebooting. One of these days, new computer.

It is science, or syEnce.

I guess, technically, it is Science tonight.

Work is buying me a new MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Yay! Won't ship for 3-4 weeks, though. :/

Wow, that's a big crater of green goo.

crypticsatellite: I guess, technically, it is Science tonight.

Work is buying me a new MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Yay! Won't ship for 3-4 weeks, though. :/

Do you have to get a doctor to install the display in your retina, or does Apple have little robots that install the display in your retina.

IronTom: crypticsatellite: I guess, technically, it is Science tonight.

Work is buying me a new MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Yay! Won't ship for 3-4 weeks, though. :/

Do you have to get a doctor to install the display in your retina, or does Apple have little robots that install the display in your retina.

Robots.

ecmo says he'll be late to the thread.

crypticsatellite: IronTom: crypticsatellite: I guess, technically, it is Science tonight.

Work is buying me a new MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Yay! Won't ship for 3-4 weeks, though. :/

Do you have to get a doctor to install the display in your retina, or does Apple have little robots that install the display in your retina.

Robots.

IRobot

crypticsatellite: ecmo says he'll be late to the thread.

He is probably waiting to see if it goes green. But he is generally always late to the thread.

Hmm, my computer is almost booted.

Were those guys doing dances to make the volcano blow? Interesting that that is one dance style that fat guys can do well.

IronTom: crypticsatellite: ecmo says he'll be late to the thread.

He is probably waiting to see if it goes green. But he is generally always late to the thread.

Hmm, my computer is almost booted.

ecmo is working 'til 11pm our time.

What's up with your computer?

IronTom: Were those guys doing dances to make the volcano blow? Interesting that that is one dance style that fat guys can do well.

I just realized that I wasn't even on the SyEnce Channel.

Supposed to be hotter than Hades here for the next couple of days. Not looking forward to it.

I fell into a burning ring of fire...

Is that where Beef Wellington came from?

crypticsatellite: IronTom: crypticsatellite: ecmo says he'll be late to the thread.

He is probably waiting to see if it goes green. But he is generally always late to the thread.

Hmm, my computer is almost booted.

ecmo is working 'til 11pm our time.

What's up with your computer?

It is old. 2G Ram. crypticsatellite: IronTom: Were those guys doing dances to make the volcano blow? Interesting that that is one dance style that fat guys can do well.

I just realized that I wasn't even on the SyEnce Channel.

Supposed to be hotter than Hades here for the next couple of days. Not looking forward to it.

AC, no?

The origin of the name is unclear.[1] There are theories that suggest that beef Wellington is named after Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington. Some theories go a step further and suggest this was due to his love of a dish of beef, truffles, mushrooms, Madeira wine, and pâté cooked in pastry, but there is a noted lack of evidence supporting this.[2] In addition to the dearth of evidence attaching this dish to the famous Duke, the earliest recorded recipe to bear this name appeared in a 1966 cookbook. Other accounts simply credit the name to a patriotic chef wanting to give an English name to a variation on the French filet de bœuf en croûte during the Napoleonic Wars. Still another theory is that the dish is not named after the Duke himself, but rather that the finished filet was thought to resemble one of the brown shiny military boots which were named after him.[3]

In introducing a recipe for beef Wellington, Clarissa Dickson Wright claims "This dish has nothing to do with that splendid hero, the Duke of Wellington; it was invented for a civic reception in Wellington, New Zealand, but it is a splendid addition to any party."[4][clarification needed]

"Wellington" is sometimes informally used to describe other dishes in which meat is baked in a puff pastry; the most common variations are sausage Wellington, lamb Wellington and salmon Wellington.

IronTom: crypticsatellite: IronTom: crypticsatellite: ecmo says he'll be late to the thread.

He is probably waiting to see if it goes green. But he is generally always late to the thread.

Hmm, my computer is almost booted.

ecmo is working 'til 11pm our time.

What's up with your computer?

It is old. 2G Ram. crypticsatellite: IronTom: Were those guys doing dances to make the volcano blow? Interesting that that is one dance style that fat guys can do well.

I just realized that I wasn't even on the SyEnce Channel.

Supposed to be hotter than Hades here for the next couple of days. Not looking forward to it.

AC, no?

Gotta put it into the window. Central AC is rare up here, unfortunately.

crypticsatellite: The origin of the name is unclear.[1] There are theories that suggest that beef Wellington is named after Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington. Some theories go a step further and suggest this was due to his love of a dish of beef, truffles, mushrooms, Madeira wine, and pâté cooked in pastry, but there is a noted lack of evidence supporting this.[2] In addition to the dearth of evidence attaching this dish to the famous Duke, the earliest recorded recipe to bear this name appeared in a 1966 cookbook. Other accounts simply credit the name to a patriotic chef wanting to give an English name to a variation on the French filet de bœuf en croûte during the Napoleonic Wars. Still another theory is that the dish is not named after the Duke himself, but rather that the finished filet was thought to resemble one of the brown shiny military boots which were named after him.[3]

In introducing a recipe for beef Wellington, Clarissa Dickson Wright claims "This dish has nothing to do with that splendid hero, the Duke of Wellington; it was invented for a civic reception in Wellington, New Zealand, but it is a splendid addition to any party."[4][clarification needed]

"Wellington" is sometimes informally used to describe other dishes in which meat is baked in a puff pastry; the most common variations are sausage Wellington, lamb Wellington and salmon Wellington.

Yumbo

ecmo is a dude?

crypticsatellite: IronTom: crypticsatellite: IronTom: crypticsatellite: ecmo says he'll be late to the thread.

He is probably waiting to see if it goes green. But he is generally always late to the thread.

Hmm, my computer is almost booted.

ecmo is working 'til 11pm our time.

What's up with your computer?

It is old. 2G Ram. crypticsatellite: IronTom: Were those guys doing dances to make the volcano blow? Interesting that that is one dance style that fat guys can do well.

I just realized that I wasn't even on the SyEnce Channel.

Supposed to be hotter than Hades here for the next couple of days. Not looking forward to it.

AC, no?

Gotta put it into the window. Central AC is rare up here, unfortunately.

Swamp cooler? No?

violentsalvation: ecmo is a dude?

Ummmm, yes.

IronTom: crypticsatellite: IronTom: crypticsatellite: IronTom: crypticsatellite: ecmo says he'll be late to the thread.

He is probably waiting to see if it goes green. But he is generally always late to the thread.

Hmm, my computer is almost booted.

ecmo is working 'til 11pm our time.

What's up with your computer?

It is old. 2G Ram. crypticsatellite: IronTom: Were those guys doing dances to make the volcano blow? Interesting that that is one dance style that fat guys can do well.

I just realized that I wasn't even on the SyEnce Channel.

Supposed to be hotter than Hades here for the next couple of days. Not looking forward to it.

AC, no?

Gotta put it into the window. Central AC is rare up here, unfortunately.

Swamp cooler? No?

I would have to make one and I do not have the materials.

violentsalvation: ecmo is a dude?

any major dude with half a heart
will tell you my friend
any minor world that falls apart
falls together again

crypticsatellite: violentsalvation: ecmo is a dude?

Ummmm, yes.

Well I don't know why but I have always thought ecmo was a lady.

...huh..

violentsalvation: crypticsatellite: violentsalvation: ecmo is a dude?

Ummmm, yes.

Well I don't know why but I have always thought ecmo was a lady.

...huh..

I'm sure he'll get a kick out of this thread when he joins us.

Hahahahhaha

violentsalvation: I have always thought ecmo was a lady.

So you have never seen ecmo's picture then




_{/not really ecmo}

This show is not holding my attention at all.

I thought that the major
was a lady
sufferagette

nah nah nah

crypticsatellite: This show is not holding my attention at all.

Mysteries at the museum?

IronTom: crypticsatellite: This show is not holding my attention at all.

Mysteries at the museum?

Sure. Can't be worse than this.

/switched over

So you can fly to the moon in 2015:


Britain could become the first country to fly a tourist around the moon, after an Isle of Man-based company announced that it would be ready to take passengers on private lunar expeditions by 2015

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/f5af9e 2a-ba21-11e1-aa8d-00144feabdc0.h t ml

Excalibur Almaz is the company sending people to the moon.

IronTom: So you can fly to the moon in 2015:


Britain could become the first country to fly a tourist around the moon, after an Isle of Man-based company announced that it would be ready to take passengers on private lunar expeditions by 2015

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/f5af9e 2a-ba21-11e1-aa8d-00144feabdc0.h t ml

I wonder how much it will cost.

I wonder if this is their theme song...

Fly me to the moon
Let me play among the stars
Let me see what spring is like
On a, Jupiter and Mars
In other words, hold my hand
In other words, baby, kiss me

Fill my heart with song
And let me sing for ever more
You are all I long for
All I worship and adore
In other words, please be true
In other words, I love you

Fill my heart with song
Let me sing for ever more
You are all I long for
All I worship and adore
In other words, please be true
In other words, in other words
I love you.

crypticsatellite: IronTom: So you can fly to the moon in 2015:


Britain could become the first country to fly a tourist around the moon, after an Isle of Man-based company announced that it would be ready to take passengers on private lunar expeditions by 2015

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/f5af9e 2a-ba21-11e1-aa8d-00144feabdc0.h t ml

I wonder how much it will cost.

Apparently it is for £100m

I would send them to the moon for £100m

Going to the Libration points might even be more fun than going to the moon. Probably easier to get souvenirs there.

IronTom: violentsalvation: I have always thought ecmo was a lady.

So you have never seen ecmo's picture then

[topnews.in image 300x360]


/not really ecmo

HAHAHA ok it's beer time.

It is weird because I'm sure I have called or referred to HIM(?!) as a female many times and I don't think anyone ever corrected me.

IronTom: crypticsatellite: IronTom: So you can fly to the moon in 2015:


Britain could become the first country to fly a tourist around the moon, after an Isle of Man-based company announced that it would be ready to take passengers on private lunar expeditions by 2015

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/f5af9e 2a-ba21-11e1-aa8d-00144feabdc0.h t ml

I wonder how much it will cost.

Apparently it is for £100m

I would send them to the moon for £100m

I'd moon them for £100m.

IronTom: Going to the Libration points might even be more fun than going to the moon. Probably easier to get souvenirs there.

At this point, I prefer going to a libation point.

Yikes! We went green again!

Are you drinking absinthe again, IronTom?

violentsalvation: IronTom: violentsalvation: I have always thought ecmo was a lady.

So you have never seen ecmo's picture then

[topnews.in image 300x360]


/not really ecmo

HAHAHA ok it's beer time.

It is weird because I'm sure I have called or referred to HIM(?!) as a female many times and I don't think anyone ever corrected me.

Well...

crypticsatellite: IronTom: Going to the Libration points might even be more fun than going to the moon. Probably easier to get souvenirs there.

At this point, I prefer going to a libation point.

Ohh, that sounds like fun.

Still drinking Italian wine after pizza. Need to move to something stronger. Gonna skip the Absenthe tonight, although I was fine the next day, maybe even a bit better than normal.

Just finished a bottle of wine that I started ~5 hours ago.

Seeing as it is only 10PM, I will likely have to open another.

crypticsatellite: Yikes! We went green again!

Are you drinking absinthe again, IronTom?


The green fairy?

crypticsatellite: Just finished a bottle of wine that I started ~5 hours ago.

Seeing as it is only 10PM, I will likely have to open another.

gonna have a yard of Stella

If you're having another bottle of wine, I'll have a little beer, since we're green, maybe toss a little green food color in there.

IronTom: crypticsatellite: Just finished a bottle of wine that I started ~5 hours ago.

Seeing as it is only 10PM, I will likely have to open another.

gonna have a yard of Stella

Is that stronger than wine?

I have nothing stronger than wine.

IronTom: Hmm, my computer is almost booted.

I like those new computers that put you in Fark before booting.

Busy watching NatGeo Wild. These lions are killing the shiat out of a zebra