1. Playdough 3:40
2. Martian Girl 3:45
3. Ska Robot Army 2:11
4. Idiot Box 2:11
5. Pinch and Roll 4:20
6. Tarantula 3:42
7. Marshmallow Man 2:58
8. Aquabat March 3:14
9. CD Repo Man 3:17
10. It's Crazy, Man! 5:06

Prosze o pomoc

1. Potrzebuje polskiego odpowiednika dla "Tupperware containers". Sa to
takie plastikowe, prozniowe, kuchenne pojemniki do przechowywania
produktow spozywczych. Sa roznej wielkosci i mozna je wkladac jeden w
drugi jak matrioszki. Nie chcialbym zrobic z tego "pojemnikow kuchennych",
wolalbym dodac cos, co jednoznacznie okresli ich wyglad, przeznaczenie
itd. Ale chyba nie ma w Polsce monopolisty na rynku pudelek...

2. Co to jest "big Sta-Puff marshmallow man"? Jakas nieznana mi postac.

Z gory dzieki
i pozdrawiam
Wojciech Baginski

Stewardzi są bardziej przekonywający w demonstracjach! :D
(Jeśli nie pamiętasz - odsyłam do klipu Foo Fighters, na szpilce 'w hołdzie dla six_y')

A zdjęcie - widzisz, do czego to może doprowadzić człowieka zainteresowanie problematyką ekonomiczną? Na stronę Die Welt zawiodła mnie katastroficzna prognoza dla Polski, o której aż tutaj napisałem. A potem już poszło.
No i nie wiem, czy można to monstrum nazwać 'kaczuszką'. To raczej 'kakucha', coś jak Marshmallow Man z Ghostbusters. :D

Taa, pewnie Marshmallow Man z Ghostbusters, wielki koleś był xD

Trailer: Mutliplayer w Ghostbusters
Marshmallow Man FTW !

The Sun Will Explode In Less Than Six Years!
Wednesday September 18, 2002

The Sun is overheating and will soon blow up . . . taking Earth and the rest
of the solar system with it, scientists warn.

The alert was issued after an international satellite photographed a massive
explosion on the surface of the Sun that sent a plume of fire 30 times longer
than the diameter of Earth blasting into space.

"It's a sign that the Sun is ready to blow . . . I don't know if I can put it
any more plainly than that," says Dutch astrophysicist Dr. Piers Van der
Meer, a top expert affiliated with the European Space Agency.

"It will be like a nuclear bomb trillions of times more powerful than the one
dropped on Hiroshima going off at the center of our solar system.

"When that happens Earth will be instantly incinerated along with all life on
it. It's like when a marshmallow falls into a fire, blackens and melts."

Scientists say the problem is the Sun is literally getting too hot.

The core temperature of the Sun is normally 27 million degrees Fahrenheit.
But in recent years it's climbed to an alarming 49 million degrees, says Dr.
Van der Meer, leader of a team of Amsterdam-based space scientists who've
been tracking the changes in the Sun.

"It's quite similar to when a star goes supernova at the end of its life,"
Dr. Van der Meer explains. "Over the past 11 years, we've seen our Sun go
through changes frighteningly like those that took place in Kepler's Star
right before it was observed going supernova in 1604."

Temperatures on the surface of the Sun have been steadily climbing over the
past decade, the scientists say.

"This, we believe, not man-made pollution, is responsible for global warming
and the alarming effects that we've seen take place on Earth such as the
melt-down of the Antarctic ice shelves," asserted Dr. Van der Meer.

The July 1 images were taken by the space-based Solar and Heliospheric
Observatory (SOHO), a satellite designed to study the internal structure of
the Sun and operated jointly by NASA and the European Space Agency.

"The explosion . . . known technically as an eruptive prominence . . . was
colossal," said Dr. Van der Meer. "This is the final warning sign we've all
been dreading."

The Dutch scientists calculate that if temperatures keep climbing at the
current rate the Sun will be unable to sustain itself.

"It will blow apart like an out-of-control nuclear reactor within six years,"
predicts Dr. Van der Meer.

NASA refuses to confirm the Euro-pean scientists' assertions and a White
House source said, "We don't need anyone spreading more panic now."

from Weekly World News

Jerrybdn

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