One more win for Gravity

 slightly off topic...

http://www.zapiks.fr/share/player.swf?fileP284

 On 06/10/11 23:16, Dean H wrote:


You'd think he would have waited a bit longer before the snowmobile
passed him -- he KNEW he moved faster than it did.  The snowmobile had a
couple of shots at vengeance, but apparently decided to be merciful.
There are videos of this by viewers at both the top and bottom.

--
Cheers, Bev
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Some people are like Slinkies... Not really good for
anything, but they still bring a smile to your face
when you push them down a flight of stairs.

 On Jun 11, 7:01 pm, The Real Bev <bashed:

Yeah...
would'a, should'a, could'a

I just love the frustration in his voice when he yells at the end. No
idea what he's yelling.

And, really... how's that crash to climb ratio?
Which, strangely, being near 3...
brings me to my latest book review

A History of Pi
Petr Beckmann
St. Martin's Press
can't find ISBN
Library of Congress 74-32539
good luck.

A little anticlimactic.
Worth reading anyway.
Interesting social commentary from 1970s that proves fairly spot on,
plus OMG moments from the "Ancients" who figured it all out so we
could just run with it.

But, back to the video...
it doesn't look that steep on the way up, does it? LOL

 In article


You might like this one--

Everything and More; A Compact History of Pi by David Foster Wallace.
(The most perfect title, ever.)

I find his writing style to be strangely compelling. After reading some
of his work I find myself thinking with footnotes...

--
Charles
'99 YZ250

"It's bad luck just SEEin' a thing like that..."

 

Dang. Had pi on the brain.

Make that--
Everything and More; A Compact History of [infinity] by David Foster
Wallace.

--
Charles
'99 YZ250

"It's bad luck just SEEin' a thing like that..."