The Lounge thread: Whatever you feel like......... Anything goes! Part XIV

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Hey folks...just checking in before I pack up the laptop to head home in the morning. Everyone have a great friday!! I will be driving from Kentucky back to NW Arkansas!! I'm so excited to be heading home..even though I've enjoyed my visit with my sister. 9 hour (10) isn't a fun thing to do with 3 kids and a dog...but we are heading home :D Have a great day
 
society's_child said:
I don't get the Twitter "phenomenon". I don't much care for Twitter. I just think it's suddenly cool cuz Ashton Kutcher and other movie stars live and breathe by it. Phhbbbt, Hollywood. :roll:
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What is Twitter? How does it work? (I feel so old having to ask that question. :giggle:)

I don't have an account on Facebook or MySpace because I don't see any reason to. I prefer to frequent message boards/forums and e-mail lists instead.
 
Hear Again said:
What is Twitter? How does it work? (I feel so old having to ask that question. :giggle:)

I don't have an account on Facebook or MySpace because I don't see any reason to. I prefer to frequent message boards/forums and e-mail lists instead.
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twitter is a very simple, no-brainer website. the point of it is to tell people on your friend list on what you're doing at this moment. that's all - a "status update." IMO - it's incredibly lame!
 
Jiro said:
twitter is a very simple, no-brainer website. the point of it is to tell people on your friend list on what you're doing at this moment. that's all - a "status update." IMO - it's incredibly lame!
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:ty: for the explanation, Jiro.

I don't think that's something I'd be interested in.

I know some CNN programs have Twitter where you can read the comments people make about questions that are posed. I would find that interesting, but not the rest.

That's just me though. :)
 
Hey, no matter where you are....


Just for today... all of us are going to see exact 12 hours of *FULL* daylight and 12 hours of night time, even if you are in north pole or south pole!

What does that mean?

Curious who will answer correctly first...
 
diehardbiker said:
Hey, no matter where you are....


Just for today... all of us are going to see exact 12 hours of *FULL* daylight and 12 hours of night time, even if you are in north pole or south pole!

What does that mean?

Curious who will answer correctly first...
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That means the path of direct sunlight is at the equator instead of above or below equator.
 
Spring had arrived!!!!
diehardbiker said:
hey, no matter where you are....


Just for today... All of us are going to see exact 12 hours of *full* daylight and 12 hours of night time, even if you are in north pole or south pole!

What does that mean?

Curious who will answer correctly first...
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Finally, I have finished two Chemistry assignments online. Only two more to go, but the last two is due in May. That's plenty of time. :)
 
diehardbiker said:
Hey, no matter where you are....


Just for today... all of us are going to see exact 12 hours of *FULL* daylight and 12 hours of night time, even if you are in north pole or south pole!

What does that mean?

Curious who will answer correctly first...
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An equinox happens for March 20/21 and September 22/23 each year. So the Earth's axis is neither away from or towards the sun, as the sun being vertically above a point on the equator.
 
Hear Again said:
Excuse my ignorance, but how does Twitter work? I've never used it before.
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basically you update your status(kinda like facebook) and ppl can comment on it..and your friends do the same so on and so forth..
 
Jiro said:
twitter is a very simple, no-brainer website. the point of it is to tell people on your friend list on what you're doing at this moment. that's all - a "status update." IMO - it's incredibly lame!
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Agreed. :roll:
 
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~SG~ said:
An equinox happens for March 20/21 and September 22/23 each year. So the Earth's axis is neither away from or towards the sun, as the sun being vertically above a point on the equator.
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