I mean, if i was going to call everyone else on earth and a large percentage of the best scientists on the planet (aka american scientists) retarded and incompetent, I would at least present some kind of argument as to why I'm not at least that dumb, or more so.
I haven't called the best scientist on the planet retards, I've called a couple of anonymous Pharyngula posters retards. I also posit that American scientists aren't even a large percentage of the best scientists on the planet, and that it is arrogance extraordinaire to make an idiot and retarded statement like that, and certainly dishonest for you to attribute those statements to me. That makes you a dishonest retarded liar. When I call people retarded, I name names. Micheal Griffin. And I name projects. Ares I and Constellation. Should I continue? There is plenty of fodder here and abroad.
Where is this science education you have that is so CLEARLY superior to everything America has to offer, b) any sort of solutions to any of the problems you love to talk about, and c) what exactly makes you the greatest person on the planet?
I didn't say I was the greatest person on Earth. That is a dishonest and retarded lie. When I call people retarded, dishonest liars, I name names. captainhags, the anonymous Pharyngula poster, is a dishonest and retarded lair. See how that works? I can't seem to find any scholarly works by captainhags as well, peer reviewed or not.
As far as my education is concerned, I read things. There is plenty to read, in world class university research libraries, in books, in newspapers, and now in the internet. I type keywords into the search bar, look at the screen and read the words. I click on links. I look at the pretty pictures. I get out into the real world and observe reality and nature and then occasionally make measurements and do calculations. I write computer programs and execute them. I develop models and test them. I design things and then I get into the shop and build things. I fabricate instruments. I design other things and get out into the real world and construct them. I engage other retards to observe their retardedness. I observe my own retardedness so as to become aware of my own incompetence so I can avoid some of the pitfalls of Dunning Kruger.
Solutions. Thermodynamics. Seen any exposed concrete lately? Carbon. Got any foam insulation? Photons. Are you collecting them? What are you doing with them after you collect them? Population. Got any latex? Religion. Got science? Space launch. Got any engines? Solid rocket fuel. Are you fucking retarded? How fucking hard is it?
Economics. Are you spending more than you make? Are you printing money? Are you converting reduced compounds into oxidized compounds? If so do you have a viable mechanism to reduce oxidized compounds? Are you turning valuable natural resources into trinkets and buildings with little or no value, which consume lots of carbon compounds in order to heat and are extremely difficult to maintain, and take up lots of terrestrial surface area or contain lots of toxic compounds? If so, heckava job! Just a heckava job.
Politics. Are you electing retards to lead you? Are you willing to be lead by retards, or anybody for that matter? You may very well be a retard yourself, or worse, possibly an authoritarian.
Are you exclaiming 'Die troll, die' or 'Fuck off and die' on Pharyngula? You might be prone to violence and have some deep seated insecurities.
Are you attributing statements to people that they did not make? You might be a dishonest liar.
The other day I blogged with a funny Santa photo of my daughter, which I made into our holiday card that year. Even though my little one still has some fears of Santa, the vast majority of kids find him fun and fascinating. As you may have read in Lisa Sikora’s blog post last week, Windows and Southwest Airlines are partnering to bring you Holiday Photos on the Fly. This is a great opportunity to have your photo taken with Santa for free. Once your photo is taken, you’ll get a printed copy and later you can logon to www.freeholidayphotos.com to retrieve and share your photo. Southwest and Windows are offering this great opportunity in 26 airports, as well as kiosks located at Bryant Park in NYC and Skyline Park in Denver. If you can, make sure you take advantage of this great opportunity – who can beat free!
Now that covers fun with Santa, but I personally also strive for that great family photo to share out and I commonly face the familiar crisis I’m sure many parents also go through: It’s December 1st and I need a nice family photo for our holiday cards! Thankfully, this task has been made much easier with a few great inventions.
First, Windows Live Photo Gallery now provides a special touch of magic, enabling you to very quickly fix nearly any photo and create perfection. This includes the tool Photo Fuse, which allows you take several photos of the same group shot and merge them together to create the photo YOU want – you may have seen this in recent “To the Cloud” TV advertising and it seriously is that easy! Essentially, you can now have that perfect group or family photo without every person having to smile at the same time. I told you…just like magic. For any parent, taking that perfect picture can be very daunting. Photo Fuse has saved me time and money, as I now don’t have to pay for a professional photographer to capture everyone in the right pose. Once you have taken your group photos, simply open Photo Gallery, highlight the set of photos you want to fuse together and click Photos Fuse (under the create tab) and presto! For in depth tips and steps on how to do this, see my previous blog post on photo editing in Windows Live, which will show you how to use Retouch, Auto Adjust and Photo Fuse.
Second, there are a plethora of tools available to help you create fun holiday cards, whether you want to send yours electronically or pay for a professional service print and mail cards out for you. Additionally, advancements in photo printers have made it easier than ever to print your own photo cards at home. I like the Epson Artison 725 All In One printer, which is not only very affordable at just under $200, but also gives you hi-definition prints and is the world’s fastest 4” x 6” photo printer. Since I’m usually in a rush to get my cards and invitations out the door, I like to use online software to create my own masterpiece and then print them up myself at home, which guarantees I’ll get my cards out to friends and family before the New Year.
For more information on the Epson Artison 725 printer, my colleague Brandon will be doing a review of it on the Windows Experience Blog in the coming weeks.
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I mean, if i was going to call everyone else on earth and a large percentage of the best scientists on the planet (aka american scientists) retarded and incompetent, I would at least present some kind of argument as to why I'm not at least that dumb, or more so.
I haven't called the best scientist on the planet retards, I've called a couple of anonymous Pharyngula posters retards. I also posit that American scientists aren't even a large percentage of the best scientists on the planet, and that it is arrogance extraordinaire to make an idiot and retarded statement like that, and certainly dishonest for you to attribute those statements to me. That makes you a dishonest retarded liar. When I call people retarded, I name names. Micheal Griffin. And I name projects. Ares I and Constellation. Should I continue? There is plenty of fodder here and abroad.
Where is this science education you have that is so CLEARLY superior to everything America has to offer, b) any sort of solutions to any of the problems you love to talk about, and c) what exactly makes you the greatest person on the planet?
I didn't say I was the greatest person on Earth. That is a dishonest and retarded lie. When I call people retarded, dishonest liars, I name names. captainhags, the anonymous Pharyngula poster, is a dishonest and retarded lair. See how that works? I can't seem to find any scholarly works by captainhags as well, peer reviewed or not.
As far as my education is concerned, I read things. There is plenty to read, in world class university research libraries, in books, in newspapers, and now in the internet. I type keywords into the search bar, look at the screen and read the words. I click on links. I look at the pretty pictures. I get out into the real world and observe reality and nature and then occasionally make measurements and do calculations. I write computer programs and execute them. I develop models and test them. I design things and then I get into the shop and build things. I fabricate instruments. I design other things and get out into the real world and construct them. I engage other retards to observe their retardedness. I observe my own retardedness so as to become aware of my own incompetence so I can avoid some of the pitfalls of Dunning Kruger.
Solutions. Thermodynamics. Seen any exposed concrete lately? Carbon. Got any foam insulation? Photons. Are you collecting them? What are you doing with them after you collect them? Population. Got any latex? Religion. Got science? Space launch. Got any engines? Solid rocket fuel. Are you fucking retarded? How fucking hard is it?
Economics. Are you spending more than you make? Are you printing money? Are you converting reduced compounds into oxidized compounds? If so do you have a viable mechanism to reduce oxidized compounds? Are you turning valuable natural resources into trinkets and buildings with little or no value, which consume lots of carbon compounds in order to heat and are extremely difficult to maintain, and take up lots of terrestrial surface area or contain lots of toxic compounds? If so, heckava job! Just a heckava job.
Politics. Are you electing retards to lead you? Are you willing to be lead by retards, or anybody for that matter? You may very well be a retard yourself, or worse, possibly an authoritarian.
Are you exclaiming 'Die troll, die' or 'Fuck off and die' on Pharyngula? You might be prone to violence and have some deep seated insecurities.
Are you attributing statements to people that they did not make? You might be a dishonest liar.
The other day I blogged with a funny Santa photo of my daughter, which I made into our holiday card that year. Even though my little one still has some fears of Santa, the vast majority of kids find him fun and fascinating. As you may have read in Lisa Sikora’s blog post last week, Windows and Southwest Airlines are partnering to bring you Holiday Photos on the Fly. This is a great opportunity to have your photo taken with Santa for free. Once your photo is taken, you’ll get a printed copy and later you can logon to www.freeholidayphotos.com to retrieve and share your photo. Southwest and Windows are offering this great opportunity in 26 airports, as well as kiosks located at Bryant Park in NYC and Skyline Park in Denver. If you can, make sure you take advantage of this great opportunity – who can beat free!
Now that covers fun with Santa, but I personally also strive for that great family photo to share out and I commonly face the familiar crisis I’m sure many parents also go through: It’s December 1st and I need a nice family photo for our holiday cards! Thankfully, this task has been made much easier with a few great inventions.
First, Windows Live Photo Gallery now provides a special touch of magic, enabling you to very quickly fix nearly any photo and create perfection. This includes the tool Photo Fuse, which allows you take several photos of the same group shot and merge them together to create the photo YOU want – you may have seen this in recent “To the Cloud” TV advertising and it seriously is that easy! Essentially, you can now have that perfect group or family photo without every person having to smile at the same time. I told you…just like magic. For any parent, taking that perfect picture can be very daunting. Photo Fuse has saved me time and money, as I now don’t have to pay for a professional photographer to capture everyone in the right pose. Once you have taken your group photos, simply open Photo Gallery, highlight the set of photos you want to fuse together and click Photos Fuse (under the create tab) and presto! For in depth tips and steps on how to do this, see my previous blog post on photo editing in Windows Live, which will show you how to use Retouch, Auto Adjust and Photo Fuse.
Second, there are a plethora of tools available to help you create fun holiday cards, whether you want to send yours electronically or pay for a professional service print and mail cards out for you. Additionally, advancements in photo printers have made it easier than ever to print your own photo cards at home. I like the Epson Artison 725 All In One printer, which is not only very affordable at just under $200, but also gives you hi-definition prints and is the world’s fastest 4” x 6” photo printer. Since I’m usually in a rush to get my cards and invitations out the door, I like to use online software to create my own masterpiece and then print them up myself at home, which guarantees I’ll get my cards out to friends and family before the New Year.
For more information on the Epson Artison 725 printer, my colleague Brandon will be doing a review of it on the Windows Experience Blog in the coming weeks.
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I mean, if i was going to call everyone else on earth and a large percentage of the best scientists on the planet (aka american scientists) retarded and incompetent, I would at least present some kind of argument as to why I'm not at least that dumb, or more so.
I haven't called the best scientist on the planet retards, I've called a couple of anonymous Pharyngula posters retards. I also posit that American scientists aren't even a large percentage of the best scientists on the planet, and that it is arrogance extraordinaire to make an idiot and retarded statement like that, and certainly dishonest for you to attribute those statements to me. That makes you a dishonest retarded liar. When I call people retarded, I name names. Micheal Griffin. And I name projects. Ares I and Constellation. Should I continue? There is plenty of fodder here and abroad.
Where is this science education you have that is so CLEARLY superior to everything America has to offer, b) any sort of solutions to any of the problems you love to talk about, and c) what exactly makes you the greatest person on the planet?
I didn't say I was the greatest person on Earth. That is a dishonest and retarded lie. When I call people retarded, dishonest liars, I name names. captainhags, the anonymous Pharyngula poster, is a dishonest and retarded lair. See how that works? I can't seem to find any scholarly works by captainhags as well, peer reviewed or not.
As far as my education is concerned, I read things. There is plenty to read, in world class university research libraries, in books, in newspapers, and now in the internet. I type keywords into the search bar, look at the screen and read the words. I click on links. I look at the pretty pictures. I get out into the real world and observe reality and nature and then occasionally make measurements and do calculations. I write computer programs and execute them. I develop models and test them. I design things and then I get into the shop and build things. I fabricate instruments. I design other things and get out into the real world and construct them. I engage other retards to observe their retardedness. I observe my own retardedness so as to become aware of my own incompetence so I can avoid some of the pitfalls of Dunning Kruger.
Solutions. Thermodynamics. Seen any exposed concrete lately? Carbon. Got any foam insulation? Photons. Are you collecting them? What are you doing with them after you collect them? Population. Got any latex? Religion. Got science? Space launch. Got any engines? Solid rocket fuel. Are you fucking retarded? How fucking hard is it?
Economics. Are you spending more than you make? Are you printing money? Are you converting reduced compounds into oxidized compounds? If so do you have a viable mechanism to reduce oxidized compounds? Are you turning valuable natural resources into trinkets and buildings with little or no value, which consume lots of carbon compounds in order to heat and are extremely difficult to maintain, and take up lots of terrestrial surface area or contain lots of toxic compounds? If so, heckava job! Just a heckava job.
Politics. Are you electing retards to lead you? Are you willing to be lead by retards, or anybody for that matter? You may very well be a retard yourself, or worse, possibly an authoritarian.
Are you exclaiming 'Die troll, die' or 'Fuck off and die' on Pharyngula? You might be prone to violence and have some deep seated insecurities.
Are you attributing statements to people that they did not make? You might be a dishonest liar.
The other day I blogged with a funny Santa photo of my daughter, which I made into our holiday card that year. Even though my little one still has some fears of Santa, the vast majority of kids find him fun and fascinating. As you may have read in Lisa Sikora’s blog post last week, Windows and Southwest Airlines are partnering to bring you Holiday Photos on the Fly. This is a great opportunity to have your photo taken with Santa for free. Once your photo is taken, you’ll get a printed copy and later you can logon to www.freeholidayphotos.com to retrieve and share your photo. Southwest and Windows are offering this great opportunity in 26 airports, as well as kiosks located at Bryant Park in NYC and Skyline Park in Denver. If you can, make sure you take advantage of this great opportunity – who can beat free!
Now that covers fun with Santa, but I personally also strive for that great family photo to share out and I commonly face the familiar crisis I’m sure many parents also go through: It’s December 1st and I need a nice family photo for our holiday cards! Thankfully, this task has been made much easier with a few great inventions.
First, Windows Live Photo Gallery now provides a special touch of magic, enabling you to very quickly fix nearly any photo and create perfection. This includes the tool Photo Fuse, which allows you take several photos of the same group shot and merge them together to create the photo YOU want – you may have seen this in recent “To the Cloud” TV advertising and it seriously is that easy! Essentially, you can now have that perfect group or family photo without every person having to smile at the same time. I told you…just like magic. For any parent, taking that perfect picture can be very daunting. Photo Fuse has saved me time and money, as I now don’t have to pay for a professional photographer to capture everyone in the right pose. Once you have taken your group photos, simply open Photo Gallery, highlight the set of photos you want to fuse together and click Photos Fuse (under the create tab) and presto! For in depth tips and steps on how to do this, see my previous blog post on photo editing in Windows Live, which will show you how to use Retouch, Auto Adjust and Photo Fuse.
Second, there are a plethora of tools available to help you create fun holiday cards, whether you want to send yours electronically or pay for a professional service print and mail cards out for you. Additionally, advancements in photo printers have made it easier than ever to print your own photo cards at home. I like the Epson Artison 725 All In One printer, which is not only very affordable at just under $200, but also gives you hi-definition prints and is the world’s fastest 4” x 6” photo printer. Since I’m usually in a rush to get my cards and invitations out the door, I like to use online software to create my own masterpiece and then print them up myself at home, which guarantees I’ll get my cards out to friends and family before the New Year.
For more information on the Epson Artison 725 printer, my colleague Brandon will be doing a review of it on the Windows Experience Blog in the coming weeks.
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