Cotton Candy
I want some cotton candy and will reward handsomely anyone that can connect me with some.
posted by Judge of the Whetten's at 10:07 PM
Thursday, June 23, 2005
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18 Comments:
In fact if I can get a cotton candy pillow that would be the best.
if i could get to you i would sew you a cotton candy pillow, but sorry i seem to be banished to the mainland. ok it's not banishment but it feels like it when i wake up at 1030am which feels like 630.
Dang it people, it's fairy floss. Get it right.
Candy floss maybe but fairy floss???
Hmm my work has a cotton candy machine and big containers of sugar.
Blue or pink?? mwahaha
Wait, wait, your work has a cotton candy machine? I think I just found my dream job. How much could you make with out people asking questions. LIke could you make it into blankets and shirts and stuff. I mean it is cotton right?
And you call yourself a New Zealander E! I'm so ashamed. It's fairy floss people. It's what fairies clean their teeth with at night, duh.
Yup probably especially if you have the right manager. not the new one though Grr he no good. thugh it might get sticky after awhile.
cleaning your teeth with sugar wouldnt work very well vas.
They're fairies, there teeth are made of sugar...
You mean they didn't know before? And I'm not that crazy, I just have a very active imagination.
That's what they said about Hitler.
And Einstein.
who helpped invent the bomb that was dropped on the japaness.
And was also named Time Magazine's person of the century for his contribution to science. And he wasn't to blame for the creation of the Atom bomb. He was trying to save America from the same fate.
"Alerted by the émigré Hungarian scientist Leo Szilard to the possibility that the Germans might build an atom bomb, he wrote F.D.R. of the danger, even though he knew little about recent developments in nuclear physics. When Szilard told Einstein about chain reactions, he was astonished: "I never thought about that at all," he said. Later, when he learned of the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, he uttered a pained sigh."
http://www.time.com/time/time100/poc/magazine/albert_einstein5c.html
he uttered a pain sigh, who the crap rights this. Does anyone really know if he did sigh, or if it was a painful sigh. See that's a big problem with history is that allot of it is made up. Then people come along and read things like "he uttered a pained sigh." and take it as fact. So much so that people could answer it on jeperody, but unless he made a statment somewhere I can't belive things like that. espeically if they are from TIME.
Yeah, I thought that was pretty lame myself. But my point was that I don't think Einstein set out coming up with the formula for E=MC2 with the purpose of creating an atomic bomb.
well no one does, but heck we all knew it would come to that.
It didn't have to. It's the blindness of men with power that led to it. Nothing is ever for sure, it's why we have free agency.
ummm....I hate to rain on the parade here, but it's not like E=MC^2 was the basis of creating the atom bomb. Einstein was a smart guy but he was NOT in New Mexico with those other guys in the 40's who made the bomb.
Peace
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