Who says that geeks can't dance? Well, maybe we don't have rhythm ... but our hands sure can dance! Here's Binary Hand Dance by Vi Hart (who brought us such gems as Doodling in Math Class and The Pi is a Lie).
It's sort of like Daft Hands for nerds!
Who says that geeks can't dance? Well, maybe we don't have rhythm ... but our hands sure can dance! Here's Binary Hand Dance by Vi Hart (who brought us such gems as Doodling in Math Class and The Pi is a Lie).
It's sort of like Daft Hands for nerds!
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Myself, I see bacon as some very tasty food, and haven't so far associated it with sex. Maybe I will after this very silly book title, but only as a flash of memory about yet another paradox of book writing.
You've now arrived.
I also happen to know lesbians like their bacon. I have to figure out how to apply that.
Also - Canadians, that is a poor pizza topping at best and NOT bacon
@Neatoramawontsendmeapassword: I'm with you all the way on that one. I haven't eaten bacon in at least 20 years (and I am not all that old).
I absolutely dig turkey bacon! :D
Almost as good as bacon is prosciutto (spelled it right on the first try. Score! XD). Such a great smoky flavor, but not as crispy as bacon.
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on those particular days I discovered that any women that would be working near me would become particularly flirtatious. I thought about it one day and realized that as ANTHONY above me said, there is a deep rooted enjoyment of that particular smell. In a feminine aspect, It would probably boil down to subliminally knowing that they would be safe for another winter.
Needless to say, I enjoyed emptying the smoker.