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So today I finally got around to modifying my program to the point where
you can *change* the arrangement of magnets without having to recompile
the program. (The colouring scheme, however, is still hard-coded. In
particular, if you move the magnets around, the colouring does *not*
adjust to match.)
The attached image shows what happens if you change the green magnet
from 1/r to 1/r^2 attraction, while leaving everything else the same. As
you can see, pretty mental stuff ensues...
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Hmm... I wonder. If I put this on Zazzle, do you think people would pay
money for it?
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If you don't get any response from Zazzle, you could probably sell items
like this at a head shop....
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Halbert wrote:
> If you don't get any response from Zazzle, you could probably sell items
> like this at a head shop....
...there are shops that sell heads??
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http://blog.orphi.me.uk/
http://www.zazzle.com/MathematicalOrchid*
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Hmmm. I suppose it's an american idiom. Its a shop that sells pipes, bongs
rolling papers and other marijuana related items and usually has a large
selection of brightly colored, "far-out" posters, t-shirts, etc. Though they
might sell heads if they were modified in such a way that you could smoke
pot from them. :-P
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> Hmmm. I suppose it's an american idiom. Its a shop that sells pipes, bongs
> rolling papers and other marijuana related items and usually has a large
> selection of brightly colored, "far-out" posters, t-shirts, etc. Though
> they might sell heads if they were modified in such a way that you could
> smoke pot from them. :-P
http://www.geekologie.com/2008/07/kids_dig_up_corpse_to_make_sku.php
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Tim Attwood wrote:
> http://www.geekologie.com/2008/07/kids_dig_up_corpse_to_make_sku.php
"You might ask why they would volunteer this information. But we're
talking about a pair of kids who DUG UP A BODY TO MAKE A SKULL BONG! My
guess is that stuff isn't going on in their heads."
Only in America... o_O
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Invisible wrote:
> Only in America... o_O
No, go read "This term has always bothered me" thread.
Only in the *United States*!
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Invisible <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> The attached image shows what happens if you change the green magnet
> from 1/r to 1/r^2 attraction, while leaving everything else the same. As
> you can see, pretty mental stuff ensues...
I hope this image doesn't show up in my dreams--being chased by a three-eyed
multicolored 'thing'! Gee, thanks a lot... ;-)
KW
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"Halbert" <hal### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> Hmmm. I suppose it's an american idiom. Its a shop that sells pipes, bongs
> rolling papers and other marijuana related items and usually has a large
> selection of brightly colored, "far-out" posters, t-shirts, etc. Though they
> might sell heads if they were modified in such a way that you could smoke
> pot from them. :-P
>
Here in Virginia--near the 'buckle of the Bible-belt' in the USA, and
ultra-conservative--head shops are a definite no-no. Even selling something
that looks like it *might* be used as a bong is now against the law!!
KW
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