[00:00:39] Usually it's a powder that you add water to and it swells. [00:00:44] Ever hear of it? [00:00:55] nah, sounds plausible enough [00:01:03] They use it when they rip concrete out of skyscrapers like the World Trade Center, so they don't have to blast or jackhammer it. [00:01:03] are you saying that this stuff is in the earth [00:01:12] <|UFO|> 05<03fossrox@FREENODE05> if this is your source of info guys, then forgive me but it's good only for imagining http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_much_space_dust_falls_to_Earth_each_year :| [00:01:14] URL Title: Answers.com - How much space dust falls to Earth each year [00:01:27] You can bust a huge slab of concrete with just a tiny bit of this stuff. [00:01:31] *** Joins: atlas99 (atlas@5048B2.12ACFA.A6897E.BD9E07) [00:01:46] lol 1000 tonnes [00:01:51] So these ocean vents, they're the site of electric discharges. [00:02:03] Are you familiar with electroplating? [00:02:08] yes [00:02:14] are you? [00:02:15] lol [00:02:28] Well you can imagine a similar process transporting material into the interior of the Earth. [00:02:34] The ocean is the electrolyte. [00:02:57] so... there's surfaces of say negative charge in these ocean vents [00:03:13] and cations in the ocean bind to these surfaces over time? [00:03:13] *** Phantom is now known as Viper [00:03:18] That's why the sea floor is spreading, the planet has been split apart at the "ring of fire". [00:03:40] so it's got nothing to do with convection currents of the mantle beneath [00:03:56] Electroplating is just an analogous process, I'm not saying it's strictly electroplating going on. [00:04:07] It's a related electrical transport of matter. [00:04:13] oh okay, don't sugar coat it for me, tell me what is going on [00:04:32] There's no reason to imagine cyclones of magma inside the Earth. [00:04:42] It's likely all rock in there. [00:04:57] <|UFO|> 15<12DNS777@FREENODE15> yea we all rock in here [00:05:02] <|UFO|> 15* 12DNS777@FREENODE headbangs [00:05:04] <|UFO|> 15<12DNS777@FREENODE15> ;D [00:05:12] Volcanoes are a good example of this. [00:05:16] We' [00:05:43] it is all rock [00:05:45] We're told volcanoes are geysers of magma that well up from the interior and preferentially erupt out of mountain tops. [00:05:49] the mantle is solid [00:05:59] but plastic [00:06:07] I think that's what they say, yes. [00:06:17] If core samples from drilling is any indication, it's sand. [00:06:28] in the crust [00:06:29] ? [00:06:34] beneath the crust [00:06:51] The lowest core samples show shale, sandy shale, shaley sand and then sand, sand and more sand [00:07:02] well [00:07:14] to be fair they reach a point beyond which they can't drill [00:07:34] the drills burn out against something we can't penetrate with conventional drills [00:07:53] I suspect it's some crystalline rock, like you might find inside a geode. [00:08:08] Geodes are a good model for how the Earth probably looked when it formed. [00:08:49] The Earth may very well have a hollow interior of as yet undetermined size. [00:09:13] The seismic evidence used to support "iron core" could very well describe an empty space of a different size. [00:09:42] You'd see the same perturbation of seismic waves through the planet, only an empty space instead of a solid iron core. [00:10:02] cool send me some links to papers [00:10:19] Do you need a paper to know you saw the sun today? [00:10:51] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man [00:10:52] URL Title: Straw man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [00:11:11] How is it a straw man? I've asked a question, not presented any argument. [00:11:20] I think you're a little too comfortable with that term for your own good. [00:11:28] Do you need a paper to know you saw the sun today? [00:11:35] no i don't [00:11:39] Why not? [00:11:43] that has nothing to do with what i asked [00:12:12] Why don't you need a paper to know you saw the sun today? [00:12:29] If i were to discuss a theory with a colleague, i'd happily send over the papers/ review articles/ links to books etc about what i 'm talking about [00:12:40] you seem afraid to do this [00:12:46] probably because you're chatting shit [00:12:49] Since I'm talking about Earth, not papers, I'll refer you to the Earth. [00:12:55] Have you heard of it? [00:13:04] is anyone else in this channel? [00:13:17] have I heard of the earth, ofcourse I have [00:13:24] Everybody goes silent when I talk so they can pay more attention to me. [00:14:00] Read a book called Cataclysms of Earth. [00:14:35] That book mentions a few things I've said. [00:15:56] do you have anything published in scientific journals? [00:16:07] or is this hypothesis too far out and fringe? [00:16:07] I suppose it's possible. [00:16:15] What hypothesis? [00:16:24] that the earth is expanding [00:16:34] It's not a hypothesis, you said yourself 1000 tons a day [00:16:41] well, first define by how much it is expanding [00:16:56] and not the whole Earth maybe just part of the crust. is doing the expanding. [00:17:09] Picture busting up some concrete on top of obsidian. [00:17:11] by how much over what time scale [00:17:19] do you claim [00:17:21] You could break the concrete with no problem and not harm the obsidian. [00:17:29] I don't know over what time scale. [00:17:41] this is quite an important piece of information [00:17:43] The relative time scale I'm suggesting is the lifetime of the ocean. [00:18:01] if we're talking about the 1000 tonnes per day [00:18:19] Keep in mind what I said about breaking concrete with hydraulic compounds. [00:18:27] its in my mind [00:18:30] your point [00:18:34] You can split a lot of concrete with a few pounds of that stuff. [00:19:13] ok [00:19:38] Let's say the ocean is depositing 1000 tons of that stuff into the spreading ridge on the ocean floor. [00:19:58] and all the rocks that hit Earth in that time span roughly amount to that same amount of matter [00:21:09] i'm sorry mate, i can't be bothered anymore listening to your bullshit [00:21:34] suck a dick, fag [00:21:50] You're a little confused, I haven't stated any bullshit. [00:22:43] Grits, where are you from? [00:22:49] Canada? [00:23:04] the problem is that you fail to provide me where you've got this information from [00:23:11] other than a book [00:23:27] I got the 1000 tons information from you [00:23:42] I made that up [00:23:46] i said i imagine [00:23:47] smooth [00:23:50] i guessed it [00:23:52] and you say I'm spouting bullshit [00:23:55] i told you i guessed it [00:24:00] sweet [00:24:21] The figures I've heard say 50 tons a day. [00:24:31] There's a fine balance between scientific skepticism and humble open-mindness [00:24:41] How many tons of concrete do you think you could split with 50 tons of hydraulic cement? [00:25:09] depends on how porous the concrete is [00:25:22] yeah good point but a hell of a lot more than 50 tons is the point [00:25:45] sorry i've forgotten what we're discussing [00:25:49] you can split 50 tons of concrete with about five pounds of hydraulic cement [00:25:55] expansion tectonics [00:26:03] metric tonnes? [00:26:07] Kimsan, :) [00:26:18] fucking smurf tons [00:26:24] There is a big difference in scientific skepticism and scientific analysis aswell :] [00:26:28] it doesn't matter, the point is it's orders of magnitude larger [00:26:32] ok [00:26:33] Skepticism is predispositioned to looking for errors. [00:26:49] there's nothing wrong with skepticism [00:27:00] Are you skeptical? [00:27:01] it's a virtue [00:27:02] Analysis is predispositioned for neither errors nor truth. [00:27:33] If you were skeptical I don't think you'd be asking for papers, which you have to take on faith. You'd be asking for evidence you can verify yourself. [00:27:36] scientific skepticism is an important first step when approaching an idea [00:27:39] I'm trying to give you that. [00:28:25] I told you how you can observe a simple globe and how to identify the spiral symmetry I described. [00:28:26] okay, fine [00:28:32] i told you [00:28:39] If you have faith in globes you should be convinced the Earth exhibits spiral symmetry. [00:28:48] Plate tectonics offers no explanation for that. [00:28:55] that if for every point of the earth which is land has water on the opposite side [00:29:07] then that means 50% of earth surface area is land [00:29:11] and 50% ocean [00:29:17] this is not true [00:29:37] No, that's not what it means. [00:29:42] so what does it mean [00:30:03] you said, look at a globe, you'll see that every point of land has ocean on the other side [00:30:07] right [00:30:19] I didn't say every point that has ocean will have land on the opposite side. [00:30:20] if that is the case the amount of land would equal ocean [00:30:36] okay so what do you mean? general area? [00:30:39] The continents spread apart in a way that exhibits spiral symmetry. [00:30:43] continents have an ocean on the other side? [00:30:50] They don't zoom around like bumper cars on cyclones of magma. [00:30:52] define spiral symmetry [00:30:56] They only spread apart. [00:31:02] The oceans are the result of that spreading. [00:31:29] Have you ever seen a snail? [00:31:33] no [00:31:39] ... [00:31:48] Have you ever seen water swirling down a drain? [00:31:52] no [00:32:00] Have you ever seen cartoons of a black hole/ [00:32:02] no [00:32:17] I asked you [00:32:22] define spiral symmetry [00:32:25] in north is with cloack south other way. Is that what you mean Grits? [00:32:47] that is a popular myth [00:32:59] Spiral symmetry is what you expect from central dilation and rotation. [00:33:09] water doesn't sprial down drains in any particular orientation due to which hemisphere you are in [00:33:11] Now that is fact [00:33:16] !hug RBOSE [00:33:18] ACTION hugs RBOSE for kalken and hopes that RBOSE enjoys it :) [00:33:22] That's why snail shells look the way they do, they exhibit spiral symmetry. [00:33:33] kalken :) [00:33:40] Each successive layer of the snail's shell is larger or dilated. [00:33:49] snails look the way they do because the shell is grown iteratively along the mouth of the shell [00:33:55] exactly [00:34:00] resulting in a golden spiral shape [00:34:01] That's one way to get spiral symmetry. [00:34:01] :] [00:34:05] *** Quits: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-7f1d0ac1.unitymediagroup.de) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [00:34:22] But if you want a mathematical definition that describes it, the one I gave is pretty reasonable. [00:34:27] Nature builds maximum space with minimum materials, because the nature of matter follows some basic mathematical principles :) [00:34:55] In a snail shell you see the dilation in the increase of shell size, you see the rotation in the center of each iteration of the shell is rotating around another point [00:34:55] That is why we see fractal geometry in many things. [00:34:56] *** Joins: anne (anne@RBOSE-2957390e.adsl.tpnet.pl) [00:34:57] how much has the earth expanded over its life time grit [00:35:05] a point that is also moving around another point [00:35:06] Hey anne :) [00:35:08] and so on [00:35:14] The viridi anne [00:35:19] Hey guys! [00:35:20] fractal symmetry is one way of looking at it [00:35:44] The spreading sea floor is analogous to the snail shell. [00:35:56] anne: hello :) [00:35:59] I have no idea how much it's expanded. [00:36:17] how might we got about testing this hypothesis [00:36:20] Simple physical models show the continents fit together with no ocean in between on a planet 40% the size of today [00:36:23] but [00:36:54] in these models if you place the continents on a globe 40% the size of Earth today there is a gigantic round crater on one side [00:37:08] not pangea, a small continent surrounded by ocean [00:37:20] something we never see on any planet or body in the solar system [00:37:33] but a planet with a large crater, something very common [00:38:00] what? [00:38:08] That was the first ocean basin, most likely, and after its formation the electrical transport of matter could explain the later expansion. [00:38:25] bodies with very large craters on them are extremely common in the solar system [00:38:35] we've seen dozens of asteroids and comets that have massive round craters on them [00:38:44] right [00:39:00] *** Joins: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) [00:39:56] so you're saying the electrical transport of matter to regions of deep water where there are what look like vents, has resulted in the expansion in surface area of the earth? [00:40:43] They don't look like vents to me, but then I'm not extremely suggestible like most people. [00:41:05] but yes expansion of the radius and surface area [00:44:22] *** Joins: Cyclo (Cyclo@C5AB1F.517811.C1AA74.06E43B) [00:44:25] *** Quits: Cyclo (Cyclo@C5AB1F.517811.C1AA74.06E43B) (Quit: Leaving) [00:44:33] extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence [00:44:33] *** Parts: pax (pax@RBOSE-b78f67b9.dip.t-dialin.net) [00:44:54] What extraordinary evidence have you seen supporting plate tectonics? [00:45:08] Do you believe all continents come from pangea? [00:45:08] let's put plate tectonics aside [00:45:20] and discuss the expansion of the earth, alone [00:45:45] whilst i find it plausible that there may be a small increase in size due to space dust / meteors etc [00:46:08] Which is more plausible, all the continents fitting together perfectly on a smaller Earth, or plate tectonics moving continents around mashing them up and breaking them apart as needed to fit the data? [00:46:29] Which explanation requires fewer assumptions and is less complex? [00:46:40] which explanation has data and evidence [00:46:47] the one I offer [00:46:53] show me [00:47:00] Look at a globe, first. [00:47:27] Did you verify what I told you yet? [00:48:00] I offer a perfectly reasonable explanation consistent with the known laws of physics and demonstrated abundantly in nature. [00:48:09] Plate tectonics offers: coincidence [00:48:43] Let's look at volcanoes. [00:48:53] Why do they erupt preferentially from the tops of mountains? [00:49:28] The plate tectonic explanation is it's a geyser of magma that erupts from the tops of mountains for some reason that isn't clear. [00:49:37] *** Quits: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [00:49:43] *** Joins: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) [00:49:58] According to the model I'm describing, and observations support it, there are massive electric currents moving through the Earth at all times. [00:50:10] Electric discharges strike high, sharp peaks preferentially. [00:50:26] If volcanoes are caused by the same phenomenon then we expect to see them mainly at the tops of mountains. [00:50:51] So it's a very reasonable explanation that's consistent with the model without inventing new shit. [00:51:01] simple, fewest assumptions [00:51:10] Plate tectonics offers: coincidence [00:51:27] plate tectonics is starting to look less and less like science and more like a coincidence theory [00:51:40] everything is a coincidence [00:52:26] *** Quits: Kimsan (Kim@RBOSE-a335de8c.cust.tele2.se) (Quit: Leaving) [00:53:11] *** Joins: Ocsi (qwebirc@RBOSE-28f4b2e1.vodafone.hu) [00:54:15] The ocean is a fantastic electrolyte, incidentally. [00:54:20] It's full of metal salts. [00:54:52] Hi Ocsi [00:55:47] *** Quits: Haseldow (haseldow@RBOSE-f317ced9.ipredate.net) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [00:56:12] I believe the trade winds and the ocean currents are a result of this discharge, volcanoes would be anodes, the spreading sea floor would be cathodes. [00:56:30] Lighting figures into it, too, lighting is a continuous phenomenon on Earth. [00:56:54] C [00:56:56] G [00:56:59] F [00:57:00] E [00:57:02] C [00:57:11] The atmosphere is like a self-repairing dielectric in a capacitor, space is conductive, the Earth is conductive, the atmosphere is in between. [00:57:25] *** Quits: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [00:57:46] *** Joins: Haseldow (haseldow@RBOSE-c386dded.pp.htv.fi) [00:58:09] My bellyfat is inbetween :) [00:58:18] *wobbles* [00:58:22] maybe so [00:58:32] What do you think about that shooting in Tuscon? [00:58:45] it's Peter's fault [00:58:48] Haven't heard about it. [00:58:58] I don't read the news very often. [00:59:06] I don't either. [00:59:21] I read joseph's reply, that's it [00:59:21] I usually pick stuff up from parents or worried neighboors. [00:59:26] or rbose? :D [00:59:36] Fat64, unfortunatley so yes :) [00:59:47] Fat64, btw veggoburgarna var bra! [01:01:04] Antilect: THUMBS UP? [01:01:10] Mm.- [01:01:13] I was talking to this newly opened vegan burger joint [01:01:18] Used the bbq-garlic sauce to. Worked wonders. [01:01:24] the guy was happy and chappy, the burgers were nice [01:01:26] Fat64, where? [01:01:29] oh :D neat [01:01:30] Gbg? [01:01:33] stigbergstorget [01:01:36] majorna baby [01:01:39] Man, that's what you gotta support. [01:01:42] it's close to school, so I can just go nuts [01:01:53] Luckyyy [01:02:16] I hope it goes well for him. it used to be a simple sausage kiosk before [01:02:23] (huge improvement ;)) [01:02:31] *** Quits: Ocsi (qwebirc@RBOSE-28f4b2e1.vodafone.hu) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [01:02:48] My uncle is a chef and he informed me sincerely "Henrik... Veggoburgers arn't very good. They taste very bad in fact..." [01:02:54] Almost like a character from Harry Potter. [01:03:09] lol [01:03:11] Then I made two, with tomatoslices, the sauce, the seeds, the garlic and onions. [01:03:15] lol [01:03:19] *** Quits: atlas99 (atlas@5048B2.12ACFA.A6897E.BD9E07) (Connection closed) [01:03:24] And I served them under the pretense that they were authentic burgers. [01:03:35] Best burger he'd had for a while, in his own words. [01:03:39] hahahah [01:03:45] I just said. "I know. I followed your advice." [01:03:54] :> [01:03:55] *** Quits: Haseldow (haseldow@RBOSE-c386dded.pp.htv.fi) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [01:04:12] Now his place sells vegetarian burgers aswell :] [01:04:21] :] [01:04:38] Fat64, what's rotfrukter called in Anglais. [01:05:05] Rootfruit? :D Sounds like some chappy label for processed candy. [01:05:14] oi [01:05:20] rooters! [01:05:21] ;) [01:05:26] Routers? [01:05:33] Rootkits? [01:05:34] There is something delicious about my router :D [01:05:42] Fat64, I just remembered a magical moment! [01:05:43] In time! [01:05:44] Wow. [01:05:45] It just hit me. [01:05:53] When you called me on the phone one day. [01:05:59] *** Joins: Haseldow (haseldow@E1A5C2.984159.5EE570.7DD7F9) [01:05:59] To ask about some kinda groceries. [01:06:05] haha yes [01:06:11] that was WILD AND unexpected. [01:06:13] It was the first phonecall I'd recieved for 4� years! [01:06:20] wow? noooh. come on? :) [01:06:25] *** Joins: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) [01:06:28] Because I kinda turned my cell off :) [01:06:29] All the time. [01:06:31] hahaha yeah [01:06:33] I wanted to be unavailable. [01:06:38] I was awesome and hit the sweet spot [01:06:44] Yeah. [01:06:46] It was a good call :D [01:06:48] Like. [01:06:54] it sure was, I was so curious ^ [01:06:57] The one you get every 4� years! XD [01:07:13] Like a diamond coconut tree in the desert oasis :] [01:07:29] Springwater in cryostasis. [01:08:01] Diamond in Minecraft. it's just like that [01:09:05] ?? reprap [01:09:05] reprap[1]: A low cost open source rapid prototyping system that is capable of producing its own parts and can therefore be replicated easily. http://reprap.org [01:09:07] reprap[2]: You can search from IRC at the RepRap wiki by typing: !rr [01:09:09] reprap[3]: And feel free to join our #RepRap Channel here in RBOSE IRC. [01:12:13] *** Quits: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [01:14:09] Fat64, [01:14:15] Dimmu Borgir - Gateways? (2010) [01:14:26] oj? [01:15:00] *** Joins: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) [01:16:17] `fortune [01:16:18] <|UFO|> Viper: Your manuscript is both good and original, but the part that is good is not original and the part that is original is not good. -- Samuel Johnson [01:16:29] hehe [01:17:19] not original and bad [01:19:11] *** Quits: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [01:20:34] *** Joins: Ocsi (qwebirc@RBOSE-cd602da1.vodafone.hu) [01:21:58] *** Joins: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-7f1d0ac1.unitymediagroup.de) [01:25:58] ,quote random [01:25:58] DNS: Quote #112: "During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initiative in creating the Internet. I took the initiative in moving forward a whole range of initiatives that have proven to be important to our country's economic growth and environmental protection, improvements in our educational system. ~ Al Gore" (added by dns at 11:07 PM, August 19, 2010) [01:26:07] lol [01:26:19] ,quote random [01:26:19] DNS: Quote #60: "You should view the world as a conspiracy run by a very closely-knit group of nearly omnipotent people, and you should think of those people as yourself and your friends. ~ Robert Anton Wilson" (added by Kebap at 09:54 PM, August 04, 2010) [01:26:31] *** Quits: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-7f1d0ac1.unitymediagroup.de) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [01:26:34] 0_o [01:28:04] haha [01:28:05] do it nOW [01:28:08] *** Quits: Ocsi (qwebirc@RBOSE-cd602da1.vodafone.hu) (Quit: Page closed) [01:31:11] ,quote random [01:31:11] anne: Quote #34: "Experience is a great teacher. ~ John Legend" (added by dns at 01:55 PM, August 04, 2010) [01:31:15] :) [01:31:31] :) [01:31:34] *** Joins: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) [01:32:52] (: [01:32:58] q: [01:34:49] I am drunk on fail. 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The youth of today are absolutely right in recognizing this nonsense of earning a living... ~ Buckminster Fuller" (added by dns at 03:45 PM, November 14, 2010) [01:53:01] ,quote random [01:53:01] Viper: Quote #56: "The fact that political ideologies are tangible realities is not a proof of their vitally necessary character. The bubonic plague was an extraordinarily powerful social reality, but no one would have regarded it as vitally necessary. ~ Wilhelm Reich" (added by Kebap at 09:05 PM, August 04, 2010) [01:55:33] *** Quits: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [02:01:16] ,quote random [02:01:16] Antilect: Quote #24: "The Internet is not a network of computers. It is a network of people. That is its real strength. ~ Rik van Riel" (added by dns at 11:33 PM, August 03, 2010) [02:01:22] ,quote random [02:01:22] Antilect: Quote #58: "I'm as mad as Hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore! ~ Howard Beale" (added by Kebap at 09:38 PM, August 04, 2010) [02:01:29] ,quote random [02:01:29] Antilect: Quote #63: "Pessimism never won any battle. ~ Dwight D. Eisenhower" (added by dns at 10:46 PM, August 04, 2010) [02:01:32] ,quote random [02:01:32] *** Antilect was kicked by RBOSE (Stop repeating yourself!) [02:01:32] Antilect: Quote #155: "Humanity has the option to become successful on our planet if we reorient world production away from weaponry - from killingry to livingry. Can we convince humanity in time? ~ Buckminster Fuller" (added by Kebap at 11:19 AM, December 06, 2010) [02:01:40] *** Joins: Antilect (Antilect@RBOSE-3855d092.tbcn.telia.com) [02:01:43] ,quote random [02:01:43] Antilect: Quote #157: "CIA = Capitalism's Invisible Army ~ Buckminster Fuller, Grunch of Giants, 1983" (added by Kebap at 03:14 PM, December 11, 2010) [02:01:54] ,quote random [02:01:54] Antilect: Quote #92: "Here, we made this, would you like it? Take some. It's free. ~ Eben Moglen" (added by Kebap at 10:28 PM, August 05, 2010) [02:02:07] ,quote random [02:02:07] Antilect: Quote #148: "I mean I like to be passionate and sincere, but I also like to have fun and act like a dork. Geeks unite. ~ Kurt Cobain" (added by GhettoTux at 06:27 PM, November 15, 2010) [02:02:21] ,quote random [02:02:21] *** Antilect was kicked by RBOSE (Stop repeating yourself!) [02:02:21] Antilect: Quote #75: "They know enough who know how to learn. ~ Henry Adams" (added by dns at 12:27 AM, August 05, 2010) [02:02:32] ouch [02:05:19] that'll teach him to ask for random quotes [02:08:35] lol [02:14:44] *** Joins: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) [02:20:58] *** Quits: ciacon (quassel@RBOSE-5642211e.unitymediagroup.de) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [02:26:48] ,quote random [02:26:48] Fat64: Quote #3: "Computers are useless. They can only give you answers ~ Pablo Picasso" (added by vinces at 06:08 PM, April 23, 2010) [02:26:53] OK :) [03:07:20] lol [03:07:21] http://www.sott.net/articles/show/221432-Armenia-World-s-Earliest-Winery-Discovered-6-100-Years-After-Producing-its-Last-Vintage [03:07:23] Viper's URL: http://xrl.us/biene4 [03:07:23] URL Title: Armenia: World's Earliest Winery Discovered 6,100 Years After Producing its Last Vintage -- Secret History -- Sott.net [03:08:12] -|UFO|- fossrox has quit FREENODE (Remote host closed the connection) [03:33:18] *** Quits: Kebap (kebap@RBOSE-6381d8ff.adsl.alicedsl.de) (pms.rbose.org viper.rbose.org) [03:33:18] *** Quits: |UFO| (supybot@Unidentified.Flying.Object) (pms.rbose.org viper.rbose.org) [03:33:18] *** Quits: kalken (default@RBOSE-fddf66be.bredband.comhem.se) (pms.rbose.org viper.rbose.org) [03:33:18] *** Quits: God (God@rbose.org) (pms.rbose.org viper.rbose.org) [03:33:18] *** Quits: Pest| (Pestilenc@RBOSE-5e569133.cust.blixtvik.net) (pms.rbose.org viper.rbose.org) [03:33:18] *** Quits: Billll5 (billll@RBOSE-5b82841e.res.rr.com) (pms.rbose.org viper.rbose.org) [03:33:18] *** Quits: SoNeta (piespy@rbose.IRC.people) (pms.rbose.org viper.rbose.org) [03:33:18] *** Quits: Viper (Viper@NetAdmin.RBOSE) (pms.rbose.org viper.rbose.org) [03:33:21] *** Joins: kalken (default@RBOSE-1c8c1828.bredband.comhem.se) [03:33:53] *** Joins: Kebap (kebap@RBOSE-6381d8ff.adsl.alicedsl.de) [03:36:44] *** Joins: Pest| (Pestilenc@RBOSE-7f325f5d.cust.blixtvik.net) [03:39:23] *** Joins: Viper (Viper@NetAdmin.RBOSE) [03:39:23] *** Joins: Billll5 (billll@RBOSE-5b82841e.res.rr.com) [03:39:23] *** Joins: |UFO| (supybot@localhost) [03:40:01] *** Joins: Dan_ (qwebirc@B46EE4.4204DA.5F6A53.2D4B7E) [03:40:21] *** Quits: Dan (qwebirc@B46EE4.4204DA.5F6A53.2D4B7E) (Ping timeout: 121 seconds) [03:41:34] *** Joins: SoNeta (piespy@localhost) [03:49:20] *** Quits: Dan_ (qwebirc@B46EE4.4204DA.5F6A53.2D4B7E) (Quit: Page closed) [04:24:14] .unban [04:24:40] .unban *!*@RBOSE-e6ebb2a4.tbcn.telia.com [04:24:40] *** RBOSE sets mode: -b *!*@RBOSE-e6ebb2a4.tbcn.telia.com [04:30:05] *** Quits: BranManFloMore (BranManFloMor@RBOSE-5aa36246.biz.rr.com) (Quit: Leaving.) 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[05:00:29] *** RBOSE sets mode: +v |UFO| [05:01:31] We are back Online Welcome Back folks :D [05:03:07] *** Joins: Nanos (nanos.org.uk@RBOSE-h23kep.dyn.plus.net) [05:03:26] Hi Nanos [05:03:44] .kick missboty rBOTse |UFO| [05:03:44] *** missboty was kicked by RBOSE (rBOTse |UFO| (DNS)) [05:03:45] *** Joins: missboty (MissBoty@RBOSE-gkfu2h) [05:03:45] *** RBOSE sets mode: +o missboty [05:03:46] lol [05:03:48] :D [05:03:56] .kick rBOTse |UFO| [05:03:57] *** rBOTse was kicked by RBOSE (|UFO| (DNS)) [05:03:57] *** Joins: rBOTse (rBOTse@RBOSE.Python.Power) [05:03:57] *** RBOSE sets mode: +o rBOTse [05:04:00] .kick |UFO| [05:04:00] *** |UFO| was kicked by RBOSE (Requested (DNS)) [05:04:01] *** Joins: |UFO| (supybot@Unidentified.Flying.Object) [05:04:01] *** RBOSE sets mode: +o |UFO| [05:04:17] *** Joins: SoNeta (piespy@RBOSE-gkfu2h) [05:04:36] Hi Viper! [05:04:57] How are you? [05:05:32] Tired, can't sleep, too many bedbug bites :-( 4am here [05:05:43] 5 am here [05:06:00] thats bad [05:06:14] .deop missboty rBOTse |UFO| [05:06:14] *** RBOSE sets mode: -ooo missboty rBOTse |UFO| [05:06:20] .halfop missboty rBOTse |UFO| [05:06:30] But on a happy note, I did come up with a way to solve my finanical situation, collect alum cans, 6 hours a day should make up the £50 monthly shortfall we currently have. [05:06:31] .op missboty rBOTse |UFO| [05:06:31] *** RBOSE sets mode: +ooo missboty rBOTse |UFO| [05:07:08] That and I need to finish the velomobile to save on bus pass costs for my girlfriends travel to work. [05:09:18] Hows things with you and any interesting news the last few weeks/months ? 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