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Ian W. 10-08-2002 00:03

8/10!
 
guess what! i'm bored, and it's 12 AM here, and i just realized something. it's 8/10. my team number is 810. i'm still trying to figure out if i need more sleep or if i'm just naturally insane...

DanLevin247 10-08-2002 00:06

Congradulations! Too bad it's a long time till 2/47 !



Wait...........







dang

sanddrag 10-08-2002 00:17

Too bad it won't ever be 6/96.:( At least not until somebody makes a new calendar with like 100 days per month.

I've got to resist the urge to make dumb posts like this one. I want to earn my title.;)

DanLevin247 10-08-2002 00:19

I say we petition a 100 day-a-month calendar. It would make dates more comical, and all able to say "it's -/--" Who's with me?

Melancholy 10-08-2002 00:29

*or* we could just rearrange how clocks work

stupid base 60...

there needs to be a 2:63 pm.

sanddrag 10-08-2002 00:30

We could switch the year to 4 months each roughly 90 days long. As for the actual printed callendar, we could just cut and paste 3 months into one and then use some white out and a sharpie to correct the names and date numbers.

Except that still wouldn't include 6/96. Well, we could combine 3 years and call it one but that would only get us to 6/91 or so. Or, we could just stop caring (by far the simplest solution).\

Hmmm. Well, that's my hand at it.

D.J. Fluck 10-08-2002 01:12

in previous years nationals has been around 4/5 :D

Jnadke 10-08-2002 01:59

9/3 is when school starts :) :(

Darn... I don't know whether to smile or to frown :(

Rob Ribaudo 10-08-2002 08:10

Ian stole my idea!!
 
Hey, I was going to do this. Oh well.
Well right now (using my TV, is TV ever wrong?) it is 8:10 on 8/10, which is even better then just saying it is 8/10. :p

As for the calendar problem, maybe we could just slow down the Earth's rotation around the sun to fit our needs. :D Anyone know how we could do this though? I am sure there are some Robotics people who have a crazy idea on how to say it can be done.

Melissa Nute 10-08-2002 08:55

8/6 was 4 days ago....

Ian W. 10-08-2002 09:00

Re: Ian stole my idea!!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Rob Ribaudo
Hey, I was going to do this. Oh well.

sorry rob, but it was just after 12, and i was bored. plus, i figured might as well use all the time of 8/10 to celebrate :D.

Wetzel 10-08-2002 14:36

Yes, 8/10.
That means free Carbon Leaf concert!
woo!

Wetzel
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/me is listening to E:\Carbon Leaf\Echo echo\Carbon Leaf - 12 - Toy Soldiers.mp3

chellyzee93 10-08-2002 15:01

9:03 is way too early to be up.. at least on a saturday.. so i didn't see that today... 9/3 is in 23 das i think...yeah!!!!!!!! Kt and i were on 93 pictures the other day... We were looking at the scorefirst program and at MMR Wildstang's highest scoring match was 111. aight...

srawls 10-08-2002 15:33

Quote:

*or* we could just rearrange how clocks work

stupid base 60...
we could always switch over to metric time! :)

Of course, we must not forget the imortal words of Abe Simpson either :D
The metric system is the tool of the Devil! My car gets forty rods to the hogshead, and that's the way I likes it!

Stephen

DaBruteForceGuy 10-08-2002 17:17

Ian your not alone
 
WOOHOO! IF THAT AINT TEAM SPIRIT I DON'T KNOW WHAT IS!

U see the team ego would of done the same...achemm..., But i was out at 12am last night rockin the streets. Spreading the word about FIRST!
ok actually i was at a party....
But Still, it's interesting how the first three posts were in the weee little hrs of the morning anyway:D

DanL 10-08-2002 18:29

Re: Ian stole my idea!!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Rob Ribaudo
As for the calendar problem, maybe we could just slow down the Earth's rotation around the sun to fit our needs. :D Anyone know how we could do this though? I am sure there are some Robotics people who have a crazy idea on how to say it can be done.
Simple - the earth's rotation is based in part on the distance from the moon... something about the pull of gravity that both excert on each other. All you have to do is increase the distance between the earth and the moon, and the earth's rotation slows down. I forget the exact laws of physics responsible for this, but it's kinda like Venus, who's rotation is locked to it's moon, so it's always facing it's moon (Venus's rotation period is something like 240 days, the same as its revolution period. Thats one hella long day ;-)

Anyways, that concludes dan's usless knowledge section for today.

Rob Ribaudo 10-08-2002 20:10

It is now the second 8:10 of 8/10 (Agian I am going with my TV for the time). We should have had a party or something today just because. Oh well, maybe next year. Anyways...

What if we just got rid of the moon entirerly? Might cause a few problems on Earth though...

AdamT 10-08-2002 22:15

Quote:

Originally posted by sanddrag
...I've got to resist the urge to make dumb posts like this one. I want to earn my title.;)
What have we been brought to....didn't you say earn?

GotGuts610 11-08-2002 00:01

Last Call
 
Well, according to my watch it is now 11:59 on 8/10, so I guess I'll take this last chance to make a post in this thread. And Rob: we definitely should have a party next year. Maybe, if we ask our captains really nicely...

evulish 11-08-2002 00:05

I seem to have missed 8/4. I think I slept through it. I'm oblivious to everything (especially in summer)

Jeff Waegelin 11-08-2002 09:20

Re: Re: Ian stole my idea!!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by SuperDanman


I forget the exact laws of physics responsible for this, but it's kinda like Venus, who's rotation is locked to it's moon, so it's always facing it's moon

Venus doesn't have a moon, though.

Ian W. 11-08-2002 11:24

Re: Last Call
 
Quote:

Originally posted by GotGuts610
Well, according to my watch it is now 11:59 on 8/10, so I guess I'll take this last chance to make a post in this thread. And Rob: we definitely should have a party next year. Maybe, if we ask our captains really nicely...
no one asked me! and besides, the robot is still in pieces, so having a party would have been kinda boring... :D

Wetzel 11-08-2002 11:26

Venus Facts
 
Time to rotate: 241 days
Orbit: 225 Earth days
Its orbit is retrograde.
At closest approach to Earth, the same side is always facing Earth.
Venus has no magnetic field.

There is more, but I don't remember it.


Wetzel
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Orbital Mechanics 101...check

Bill Gold 12-08-2002 02:31

I've gotten into bed many times at 2:58am

Wetzel 12-08-2002 02:34

I've gone to bed sometimes at 1:16pm....but that is about average for waking up...

Wetzel
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ohhh sleep
huh!
good god y'all
what is it good for
absoultly nothing!

DaBruteForceGuy 15-08-2002 20:18

Re: Re: Ian stole my idea!!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by SuperDanman


Simple - the earth's rotation is based in part on the distance from the moon... something about the pull of gravity that both excert on each other. All you have to do is increase the distance between the earth and the moon, and the earth's rotation slows down. I forget the exact laws of physics responsible for this, but it's kinda like Venus, who's rotation is locked to it's moon, so it's always facing it's moon (Venus's rotation period is something like 240 days, the same as its revolution period. Thats one hella long day ;-)



OOOOOH I ALSO HAVE SOME USELESS KNOWLEDGE! The moon's gravitational feild also is the reason for the earths tilt on it's axis. Without a moon the earths axis would wabble back and forth, distroying any rhythm for seasons, throwing off tidal changes causeing catastrophic tsunami waves, the sun melting the poles and the world going into an ETERNAL ICE AGE! AMEGEDON AS WE KNOW IT!!

yeah it gets pretty messy.


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