Power transmission lines...

[rshayes]

DC transmission lines were obviously built at the instigation of the CIA. By switching the air conditioning on and off in the various Federal buildings, they change the load current, and thus the magnetic field of the transmission line. Certain patterns can be used to stimulate pleasure centers in the brain, so within a few months, the people close to the transmission line will be so happy they will vote Republican in the next election. The most diabolical part of this Washington plot is that people cannot defend themselves by wearing tinfoil caps, since the DC magnetic fields can penetrate these.

Just something to go with mnboy's morning coffee.

Dean was right, this is pretty easy.

[Dave Dixon]

Rshayes,
Are you trying to say...
DC transmit lines CIAs falt.

Any idiot should know?

Power used flux on porpoise.

Makes brain pleasure xcited??

Then sheep vote - baa baa baa.

Defenders two ignorant too know there foile caps wont help?

By George, I think I am beginning to understand !!! Dave

[Chris Smith]

Must be the reason there are soo many DC lines out there, wives tales are not to be passed up soo lightly?

Great for excuses on why not to learn, and all?

Follow the leader, watch out for that drop?

[philba]

here's the algorithm:

Code: Select all

char *words[] = "fox", murdock", "idiot", "excuses", "read and learn", "nation of sheep", "Corporations are synthetic people", "psychopathic personalities", "business", "Truth", "naive", ""a world full of wrongful different strokes", "beats a formal education", "Apples and Oranges", "Oranges or apples", "Expand your thought", "Bush", "Republican", "Greed", "special means special", "Buy a dictionary", "8th grade Science class all over", "Call us when you catch up", "ignorance and jealously does funny things to people", "Edison", "Marconi", "tesla", "tesla", "Tesla", "TESLA", "Did I mention Tesla?", "?"';

int i, j;

for(;;){
    i = random(100);
    while(i--) {
        j = random(31);
        printf("%s ", words[j]);
    }
}

[Chris Smith]

Excuses are much easier to find than your example of why not to learn.
Instead of learning, your headed in the complete opposite direction which is “Aâ€

[Sambuchi]

Thats funny Chris.. come on!

[JPKNHTP]

-JPKNHTP

[Chris Smith]

On the contrary, Philba spoke his best words, obviously in silence to some of the rest.

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[Robert Reed]

I think we need to get back on subject here or get off of it completely. What started out as a good post has now badly deteriorated with absolutely no useful or interesting knowledge to be gained. Nearly half of the 82 replies to date have no bearing on the original post!

[Chris Smith]

One Should always stay on topic.

This does mean learn your lessons, before you decide to share it with others.

Many here "do understand the lessons" while others try to revive the dead horse, and then when that doesn’t work, IT seems hurt?

Move on, learn, and don’t pee in others ears while claiming its raining.

You wont wear me out will silly rhetoric, but I will continue to educate even if your asleep.

[rshayes]

It's rather depressing to find that there actually are some people that actually can be replaced by a computer and a few lines of C code.

[philba]

One Should always stay on topic.

excellent advice, I hope you don't regret writing that....

[Chris Smith]

I always prefer to pretend about DC, and the great stories to tell?

Anything you would like to add to the word "special" as in DC that we already don’t know?

Just don’t pretend it’s the norm, and you wont rock the boat of wisdom, or even Edison.

IE, dont stroke a dead horse, it still cant move.

[stevech]

Chris is a Pentium 1.2GHz and some Turing Machine code.

[Chris Smith]

Avoidance of reality is the way to go.

Just ask fox.

Dont be an individual, think like the rest, that way you can fit in,...how nice?

Was that Bahhahahah, or squeek?

How can I become exactly like you, other than turning off the switch up stairs?