Plankspanker, try this thread for more information. 
Oh, and here’s something from my blog that I wrote quite some time ago about BBT.
That should give you a bit more insight.
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HAH! Triple simulpost! 
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wierd ass shit. wish they had that here. btw, can someone explain what a simulpost is please?
Sure, a simulpost is when two or more people post essentially the same material in a relatively short time frame. (say someone asks a question, and they get the same or similar answers from two or more different posters in the next three minutes or so)
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Don’t ever celebrate a win in sports until the clock reads zero!
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dont count your chicken until they’ve hatched
I made chicken cordon swiss for the first time last night for a friend and I. It turned out rather lovely. She was also quite pleased by it.
I can hardly cook anything at all.
A couple people in GQ, who I assume to be cooks (or more appropriately, chefs), have informed me that there is no such thing as “cordon swiss”. In fact, I made cordon bleu. Pardon my error above. But it was still lovely.
The Cordon Bleu (can’t the French spell either?) is a very famous cooking school.
Mmm, chicken…
I’m too chicken to remove the evil cricket residing behind the file cabinets in my office…damn his eyes.
Spiders are evil to me. I kill every one I see! (With a paper towel…)
Well, since you’re posting to a site devoted to “fighting ignorance”, I assume you know that spiders are arachnids, not insects. Also, you’re certainly aware of the fact that “The Flintstones” inaccurately depicted humans sharing the Earth with dinosaurs. What other examples of scientific illiteracy bug (heh!) you?
The Flintstones just sort of bugged me in and of themselves, historically inaccurate or not.
barneys are evil to me. i kill every one i see! (with a remote control… )
That rhymed. Well, except for the remote bit.
My friend just moved to a remote part of the country, making it very hard to travel to see him. That really sucks.
– Bartt Simpson
According to our latest information from the physical sciences, is this actually possible? Or yet another axample of television creating bad science for a quick chuckle?
Well, not exactly blowing and sucking at the same time, but circular breathing is pretty close, no? I don’t know how people ever master that technique though. I’ve tried and tried, without any luck.