annonymous (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} flipjargendy) wrote,@ 2007-07-29 19:41:00 |
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Not much new news (sounds like a "noonoos". It could be a word a small child uses) to share today. Just bored and feel like writing something. Neal Young is up right now on Rach's (sounds like "Roks" if you're using German dialect) mix CD (sounds like "say day" if you're still using the German dialect).
I've begun my transition to proper typing. I used to read quite a bit about serial killers. There was one in particular that wrote his letters to police and press in all lower case letters except for the word in reference to ones self: the word "I". They figured he had an ego problem... too big of an ego. There were a number of other things they looked at in the way he wrote his letters. One of the other things they thought was a good possibility was that he had a speech impediment. They were right about both.
I've been reading a book on Nikola Tesla called Tesla: Man Out of Time and have become somewhat obsessed with electricity and Nikola Tesla. Thanks Noraa! This man was an amazing inventor. He was using wireless technology (that he created) in the 1890's. He had a number of very important inventions that have major application in our day. Some reading on this fella will turn up quite a bit of surprising information. As for Thomas Edison, he was quite a sleazy guy. I would list the things he did to disirve this title but I suggest some reading on him to find out what I'm talking about. It's too much to list. Basically he did a lot of patenting of other peoples inventions... but under his name.
Also, I have to share a list of Cyborgs that must be shared:
more of this report to come...
Not much new news (sounds like a "noonoos". It could be a word a small child uses) to share today. Just bored and feel like writing something. Neal Young is up right now on Rach's (sounds like "Roks" if you're using German dialect) mix CD (sounds like "say day" if you're still using the German dialect).
I've begun my transition to proper typing. I used to read quite a bit about serial killers. There was one in particular that wrote his letters to police and press in all lower case letters except for the word in reference to ones self: the word "I". They figured he had an ego problem... too big of an ego. There were a number of other things they looked at in the way he wrote his letters. One of the other things they thought was a good possibility was that he had a speech impediment. They were right about both.
I've been reading a book on Nikola Tesla called Tesla: Man Out of Time and have become somewhat obsessed with electricity and Nikola Tesla. Thanks Noraa! This man was an amazing inventor. He was using wireless technology (that he created) in the 1890's. He had a number of very important inventions that have major application in our day. Some reading on this fella will turn up quite a bit of surprising information. As for Thomas Edison, he was quite a sleazy guy. I would list the things he did to disirve this title but I suggest some reading on him to find out what I'm talking about. It's too much to list. Basically he did a lot of patenting of other peoples inventions... but under his name.
Also, I have to share a list of Cyborgs that must be shared:
- Justin Timberlake - Currently at the end of his electronic brain's life expectancy he's slowly declining into a terrible stupor. This is a report I have received from my sources,"Cyborg Justing Timerlake has been malfunctioning terribly. The owner of this cyborg has become quite annoyed and given up on maintaining him. His latest album, with it's simple drum loops gives Def Leppard's drummer the comfort of knowing loosing his other arm will not ruin his career.
- George Lucas - He was created for high commercial income and was programmed very well. Yet, he's also at the end of his life span and has also not been maintained in many years. Thus, the newest Star Wars movies were in theaters prefacing his previous movies.
more of this report to come...
