Quote O' The Day

[Krandall]

"Laugh and the world laughs with you; snore and you sleep alone." -Anthony Burgess

[Colorado700R]

"Mgoyfdat iijf Dr hhnc fkhggfj kiggf"

-Helen Keller

[Peelz]

"Mgoyfdat iijf Dr hhnc fkhggfj kiggf"

-Helen Keller

thats just indecent. 

[Krandall]

"Of all forms of caution, caution in love is perhaps the most fatal to true happiness." -Bertrand Russell

[denver dude]

Today at 03:32:30 PM] PeelsSE2: choose race: white, and everything else that doesnt count

[Peelz]

 

swooped!

[denver dude]

swooped!

[Krandall]

"The greatest efforts of the race have always been traceable to the love of praise, as its greatest catastrophes to the love of pleasure." -John Ruskin


John Ruskin is among one of the most important names in art criticism. From his publication of Modern Painters in 1843 till his death in 1900, Ruskin was so influential that his writing often affected the course of the very art he was critiquing.

[Krandall]

"How you perceive directions depends on the kind of setting you live in."


A study published in The Journal of Environmental Psychology researched how people understand spatial navigation. Researchers recruited participants from the Netherlands and from the American Midwest, and asked both to provide directions within a fictional neighborhood. Americans were much more likely to rely on street names or cardinal directions, while the Dutch participants relied on landmarks and left or right turns. This is consistent with the cultures that the participants hailed from, given the irregular layout of European cities compared with the more regular layouts of Midwest cities.

[Colorado700R]

"Imma just gonna eat my sammich while I takez a shit...."


Momma Kass, Elvis, Preddy08

[Peelz]

"How you perceive directions depends on the kind of setting you live in."


A study published in The Journal of Environmental Psychology researched how people understand spatial navigation. Researchers recruited participants from the Netherlands and from the American Midwest, and asked both to provide directions within a fictional neighborhood. Americans were much more likely to rely on street names or cardinal directions, while the Dutch participants relied on landmarks and left or right turns. This is consistent with the cultures that the participants hailed from, given the irregular layout of European cities compared with the more regular layouts of Midwest cities.

hmm interesting


I grew up in cookie cutter suburbia.... where every house and street was the same layout... I could get around in that environment fine...but had trouble for awhile out in the country, and these old unplanned towns.

[Krandall]

Its funny, look at the road ways for Minneapolis vs St Paul.

You can tell drunk irishmen founded St paul. roads don't make ANY sense unles you drive down here often

[Colorado700R]

"best prank eva!"

~Mayans

[Peelz]

"Imma just gonna eat my sammich while I takez a shit...."


Momma Kass, Elvis, Preddy08

LOL 

[Colorado700R]

"FERK all you child cock suckers, I'm out"

~Pope Benidict IX